Revisiting the South American Acanthocephalini (Hemiptera, Coreidae): Spilopleura Stål (status novum)

Q2 Agricultural and Biological Sciences Evolutionary Systematics Pub Date : 2023-01-03 DOI:10.3897/evolsyst.7.94403
L. Olivera, M. C. Melo, P. Dellapé
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The family Coreidae is composed of some of the larger terrestrial Heteroptera, with showy colors and expansions on the legs, the antenna or the pronotum. Among the Neotropical fauna, the tribe Acanthocephalini Stål, including 18 genera, is recognized by the strongly deflexed juga, and the conspicuously projecting tylus. In the same work in which Stål established the tribe, he described two new subgenera to the genus Acanthocephala Laporte (currently synonymized under it): A. (Metapodius) (replaced for Metapodiessa Kirkaldy) and A. (Spilopleura). In the present work, the subgeneric name Spilopleura is removed from synonymy under Acanthocephala and elevated to generic rank, and the species A. parensis (Dallas) and A. ochracea Montandon are transferred therein. The genus Spilopleurastatus nov. and both included species are redescribed and illustrated, including characters from male and female genitalia; and a distributional map is given with the first records of the species from Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay, and Peru.
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访南美洲棘头蛛(半翅目,蛛科):Spiloplera Stål(新状态)
Coreidae科由一些较大的陆生异翅目组成,它们的腿、触角或尖头上有艳丽的颜色和扩展。在新热带动物群中,包括18属的Acanthocephalini Stål部落被强烈弯曲的juga和明显突出的tylus所识别。在Stål建立部落的同一项工作中,他描述了拉波特棘头蛛属的两个新亚属(目前在其下同义):A.(Metapodius)(取代Metapodiessa Kirkaldy)和A.(Spilopleura)。在本工作中,Spilopleura亚属名称从Acanthophala下的同义词中删除,并提升为属级,A.parensis(Dallas)和A.ochracea Montandon物种在其中转移。对Spiloplerastatus nov.属和两个包含的物种进行了重新描述和说明,包括雄性和雌性生殖器的特征;并给出了该物种在阿根廷、哥伦比亚、巴拉圭和秘鲁的首次记录。
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Evolutionary Systematics
Evolutionary Systematics Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Insect Science
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