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sp. nov.
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Small pale and slender leafhoppers. Head slightly wider than pronotum, shagreen; crown with anterior margin broadly rounded in dorsal view, median length almost equal to interocular width; shallowly concave at ocelli, the latter located slightly anterior to a line between anterior eye angles; laterofrontal sutures extending onto crown and attaining ocelli; coronal suture three-fifths median length. Face with frontoclypeus shallowly convex; anteclypeus slightly elevated in midline and slightly tapered to broadly rounded apex. Pronotum laterally carinate. Forewing with two open subapical cells; membrane equal in length to clavus. Hind wing with vein RP extending to anterior margin of wing subapically (Fig.
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). Fore femur with two stout AV setae and several finer IC setae (Fig.
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). Hindleg femoral setal formula 2:1:1.
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Pygofer lobe in lateral view triangular with a weakly sclerotized band between lobe and dorsal bridge; ventroposterior margin with few spine-like setae; with short process arising at midlength of ventral margin, not attaining end of pygofer, apex pointed. Anal tube as long as pygofer, a medial lamellar process arising caudally from ventral surface, aligned vertically and bifurcate apically. Valve fused to pygofer. Subgenital plates long, narrow, apices exceeding posterior margin of pygofer; with uniseriate row of macrosetae from ventral margin in lateral view and some short and long microsetae on lateral surface. Connective Y-shaped, arms and stem short with a basomedial lobe. Style elongate apex foot-like with inner heel, with few fine setae on inner margin slightly distad of midlength. Aedeagus laterally compressed with distal processes on shaft, gonopore apical; basal apodeme short.
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Female valvulae I in lateral view (Fig.
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), with dorsal and ventral margins of shaft distinctly convex; apex acute; with diagonal strigate sculpture dorsally and apically; basal ventral striae present. Valvulae II in lateral view (Fig.
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The new genus is similar to other Old World
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) rather than the more usual apical margin and the marginal vein reaching the wing margin between Pcu and A1. It also has the basal ventral striae of the first valvulae found in the above genera (Fig.
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). The latter feature, of unknown function, has been referred to as the ventral interlocking device but this function is performed by the rami of the first and second valvulae. The new genus can be distinguished from other
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by its elevated vertex above the pronotum and from most other cicadellids by the male Xth segment (basal anal tube segment) with an unusual single caudal medial process (see also key to genera).
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Figs 1, 8b, 15
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This species can be distinguished easily by the mostly dark brown scape, slightly flavous at the base (in
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the scape is darkened apically with a subapical pale ring). This species is most similar to the highly variable
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Figures 1-2. Dorsal habitus photographs of described species of
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<paragraph id="9F5ACE5A644AF04C7982EF1482307B32" pageId="1" pageNumber="56">Head: covered in moderately dense, ashy, appressed setae, becoming denser on genae and eye margins; setae light brown at vertex suture. Antenna: with exception of apical antennomeres being mostly dark, antennomeres 3-7 flavous, covered with moderately dense, appressed, dark pubescence; dark annulate at apices. Antennal apices with thickened bristle-like setae along mesal surface of third and fourth segments. Antennae extending beyond elytral apices by 4-6 segments. Antennal scape basally flavous, transitioning to brown; covered in fine gold pubescence apically. Scape extending to posterior one-fourth of pronotum. Eye: lower eye lobe about twice the height of upper eye lobe; lobes connected by 5-7 rows of ommatidia in most specimens. Upper eye lobes separated by little more than greatest width of scape. Mouthparts: frontoclypeal margin with two long, black setae aligned with edge of upper eye lobe. Clypeus without pubescence; labrum pallid with sparse, translucent setae; and 4-6 long, suberect, black setae two-thirds length of those found at frontoclypeal margin.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="351FD797D489DB36F31E3D51C40528F1" pageId="1" pageNumber="56">Thorax: pronotum broadly rounded at sides to posteriorly directed, short, acute tubercle on posterior fourth of each side; constricted along posterior fifth behind lateral tubercles; constriction demarcated with row of large, separate punctures across disc, continuing behind base of tubercles and down sides (partially obscured by dense white pubescence); no other distinct punctures visible. Dense, white anterolateral pubescence converging posteromedially around brown pubescent fascia of variable width. Lateral tubercles covered in dense, white pubescence extending ventrally to proepimeron. No distinct calli present on pronotal disc. Pronotal integument mostly brown but darker beneath brown pubescent fascia along posterior constriction and base of lateral tubercles; anterior pronotal collar distinctly dark brown. Prosternum smooth, impunctate, covered with uniform, translucent pubescence. Prosternal process narrow between procoxae (less than one-fifth width); greatly expanded behind procoxae. Mesosternum smooth, impunctate, covered with uniform, translucent pubescence. Mesosternal intercoxal process slightly broader than prosternal process, just less than one-fourth width of mesocoxa. Metasternum smooth, impunctate, covered with uniform, appressed, ashy-white to translucent pubescence. Integument of ventral sclerites mostly light brown, becoming dark brown at sides. Scutellum brown with nearly black posterior edge (some specimens posteriorly fringed with white pubescence); broadly rounded posteriorly. Elytra: moderately densely, coarsely punctate (some specimens with punctures more pronounced than others); punctures partially obscured by dense, appressed, mottled pubescence; elytra lacking tubercles and erect setae. Integument mostly light brown, with exception of darker brown maculae and corresponding dark brown pubescent fasciae. Periscutellar region dark brown to black (sometimes with medial, white pubescence parallel to suture). This region often surrounded by light brown integument covered in dense, white pubescence reaching slightly variable dark brown submedial epipleural macula that is mostly covered in white and brown pubescence. Elytron with dark macula as follows: pubescent zigzag fascia extending from lateral margin obliquely towards middle, not quite attaining suture; with two posteriorly directed parallel fasciae (occasionally weakly connected), ending postmedially along elytral disc. Subapical brown macula extending anterolaterally, narrowly branching toward suture (some specimens with branched maculae merged, almost connecting with medial maculation), surrounded by appressed, dense, white pubescence. Elytral apex subtruncate, with outer apical angle more produced posteriorly than sutural angle. Legs: femora mostly dark brown with exception of metafemora; slightly flavous basally and subapically, most apparent on metafemora; uniformly covered with pale white to gold pubescence. Tibiae basally flavous, becoming dark brown apically; with thickened postmedial bristle-like setae. Mesotibiae with dorsal concavity apically also lined with bristle-like setae. Tibiae approximately equal in length to femora. Tarsomeres basally flavous, becoming dark brown apically; coated with short, suberect, dark setae and off-white pubescence ventrally on second through fifth segments.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="440ADCFD0803EE280F99AFEC7EB1C6FC" pageId="1" pageNumber="56">Abdomen: ventrites covered with appressed, pale to translucent pubescence. Integument light brown with posterior third of each ventrite noticeably darkened. Fifth ventrite one and one-half times longer than fourth ventrite and fringed with slightly denser off white pubescence.</paragraph>
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This species was originally described from Puerto Rico and has also been recorded from the Virgin Islands (
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