Paralygocoris Yasunaga, 2024, new genus

Key to species of Paralygocoris, new genus 1. Vertex pale, without significant dark pattern; labium exceeding apex of mesocoxa, reaching middle or apex of metacoxal ...2 – Vertex with a pair of dark, symmetrical striae; labium shorter, not reaching apex of mesocoxa ..............................................3 2. Body larger, more than 4.9 mm in total length; antennomere II fuscous; scutellum distinctly darkened mesally; currently considered endemic to Sulawesi ............................................... ...................... P. vittulatus (Poppius, 1914), new combination – Body shorter than 4.5 mm; antennomere II and scutellum creamy yellow; Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Sumatra ..... ........... P. alboscutellatus (Carvalho, 1987), new combination 3. Antennomere II almost uniformly fuscous; clavus entirely darkened; apical part of corium with dark V-shaped macula; S. China, Indochina, W. Malaysia ............................................ ......... P. meridionalis (Lu & Zheng, 2004), new combination – Basal part of antennomere II pale; inner part of clavus darkened; apical part of corium with a brown ovoid spot; Bali .............. ............................................................. P. balicus, new species

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14683041
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Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Paralygocoris Yasunaga, 2024, new genus

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy
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Paralygocoris Yasunaga, 2024, new genus

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Abstract

Key to species of Paralygocoris, new genus 1. Vertex pale, without significant dark pattern; labium exceeding apex of mesocoxa, reaching middle or apex of metacoxal ...2 – Vertex with a pair of dark, symmetrical striae; labium shorter, not reaching apex of mesocoxa ..............................................3 2. Body larger, more than 4.9 mm in total length; antennomere II fuscous; scutellum distinctly darkened mesally; currently considered endemic to Sulawesi ............................................... ...................... P. vittulatus (Poppius, 1914), new combination – Body shorter than 4.5 mm; antennomere II and scutellum creamy yellow; Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Sumatra ..... ........... P. alboscutellatus (Carvalho, 1987), new combination 3. Antennomere II almost uniformly fuscous; clavus entirely darkened; apical part of corium with dark V-shaped macula; S. China, Indochina, W. Malaysia ............................................ ......... P. meridionalis (Lu & Zheng, 2004), new combination – Basal part of antennomere II pale; inner part of clavus darkened; apical part of corium with a brown ovoid spot; Bali .............. ............................................................. P. balicus, new species

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