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Vásárhelyi, T.: Chinessa furcella sp. n., from New Guinea (Heteroptera, Aradidae)
Tating inner ridges. Median sulcus shallow, but deep and short transverse sulcus postero-lateral to ridges. Hind margin of pronotum strongly sinuate. — Scutellum subtriangular, 1.2 times as wide as long, granulate. Hemelytra well developed, reaching to middle of tergite VII. Veins of membrane flattened. — Abdomen ovate, postero-lateral angles of connexivum slightly protruding, same of segment VII very long, pointed, its hind margin sinuate. Spiracles II to VI ventral, VII latero-ventral, slightly visible from above, VIII apical. Paratergites cylindrical, shorter than hypopygium, latter rounded. — F e m u r granulate, with stronger granulation on inner side; tibia serrate. — Colour: dark brown; head, pronotum, scutellum blackish, tibia, tarsus, rostrum lighter brown. Total length, rf : 8.2 mm; length of head: 1.7 mm; width of fore disc of pronotum: 2.2 mm, hind disc: 2.7 mm; length of pronotum: 1.45 mm; maximum width of abdomen: 3.2 mm. Holotype: rf, New Guinea, Wau, 26. IX. 1969. leg. DR. J. BALOGH, deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest. Related to Ch. for/ex KORMILEV, 1971, from New Guinea, but differs from it, among others in the relative length of antennái joints, shape of inner ridges on fore disc of pronotuni, and localization of spiracles VII, in Ch. for/ex spiracles VII being ventral and invisible from above. References BLÖTE, H. C. (1965): Catalogue of the Aradidae in the Rijksmuseum van Natuurlijke Historie. —Zool. Verb., 75: 1-41. KORMILEV, N. A. (1971): Mezirinae of the Oriental Region and South Pacific (HemipteraHeteroptrea: Aradidae). — Paàif. Ins. Monogr., 26: 1-165. KORMILEV, N. A. (1972) : Mezirinae of the Oriental Region and South Pacific, Supplement (Hemiptera-Heteroptera : Aradidae). —Pacif. Ins., 14(3): 571-583. USINGER, R. L. & MATSTJDA, R. (1959): Classification of the Aradidae (HemipteraHeteroptera). — London, p. I-VII — 1-410. Author's address: DR. TAMÁS VÁSÁRHELYI Zoological Department Hungarian Natural History Museum H-1088 Budapest, Baross utca 13. Hungary
