Emnicoris silesianus Taszakowski, Kim, Gierlasiński, Palinker & Jung, 2025, gen. et sp. nov.

The stridulatory device of Emnicoris silesianus gen. et sp. nov. and selected Surinamelline taxa Emnicoris silesianus Taszakowski, Kim & Gierlasiński gen. et sp. nov. The plectrum (520× 50 µm) is located in the distal half of the metafemoral ental surface, and it is formed with four–five slightly arcuate ribs (Fig. 2G). The elongated stridulitrum (0.8 mm) is developed on a somewhat arcuate hypocostal lamina. It has the form of a row of dense notches (spaced every 6.25 µm). Surinamella doesburgi Carvalho & Rosas, 1962 The plectrum (270 × 38 µm) is located in the central part of the metafemoral ental surface. It is formed by densely arranged, inclined towards the distal side of the femora, almost recumbent, short (ca 17 µm), thick (ca 3 µm) setae (Fig. 4A–C). The elongated stridulitrum (1.12 mm) is developed on a slightly arcuate hypocostal lamina. It has the form of a row of tubercles (ca 9 µm in diameter), having at the apex a hole with a thin and delicate seta protruding from it (Fig. 4D–F). Glossopeltis conradti Poppius, 1914 The plectrum (0.5 × 0.2 mm) is located in the basal part of the metafemoral ental surface. It is formed by dense, tiny tubercles (ca 1.1–2.2 µm in diameter) (Fig. 4G–I). The stridulitrum is developed on abdominal segments III– V. It is formed by sparsely but evenly distributed (spaced 25–32 µm), slightly inclined, short (ca 12 µm), thick (ca 3,8 µm), curved and pointed setae (Fig. 4J–M).