Revision of the genus Sadoletus Distant, with description of new species from China and Australia (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Heterogastridae) Author Gao, Cuiqing Author Malipatil, M. B. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-06-05 4613 2 251 289 journal article 26585 10.11646/zootaxa.4613.2.3 c5f1a337-0059-4c38-9cf2-1cd57827909e 1175-5326 3238902 5750EE22-6F2D-4FAD-BDAC-E70D633A7E47 Genus Sadoletus Distant, 1903 ( Figs. 1–26 ) Sadoletus Distant, 1903 : 35 , 37. Type species by original designation: Sadoletus validus Distant, 1903 . Sadoletus : Distant (1908 : 128 ) (fauna of Malaysia ), Bergroth (1918 : 112 ) (diagnostic characters, distribution), Scudder (1962 : 120 ) (in key), Slater (1964 : 776 ) (catalogue), Zheng & Zou (1981 : 108 , 114) (in key, diagnosis, fauna of China ), Zou (1985 : 93 , 96) (comparison with Equatobursa ), Péricart (2001: 105) (catalogue, Palaearctic), Ishikawa & Tomokuni (2012 : 316 ) (fauna of Japan ), Ban & Ishikawa (2013 : 196 ) (diagnosis, fauna of Japan ); Ban (2018 : 55 ) (in key, diagnosis, fauna of Laos and Thailand ). Equatobursa Zou, 1985 : 93 , 96. Synonymized by Gao & Rédei (2017) . Redescription. Following are additions and/ or alterations to the detailed redescription of the genus Sadoletus provided by Ban & Ishikawa (2013) and Gao & Rédei (2017) . Buccula as in Fig. 4a ; metathoracic scent gland as in Fig. 4b, c ; tergites I and II fused; sutures between tergites III–IV straight or slightly curved caudad, IV–V moderately and V–VI strongly or IV–V and V–VI equally curved caudad in the middle area, VI–VII straight or slightly sinuate, and with scent gland scars only between IV–V and V–VI well developed and subequal in width. Outer laterotergite II present, very small; outer laterotergite III narrowed towards base of abdomen, and IV–VI elongated rectangle; distal area of outer laterotergite VII and tergite VII fused. Tergites I–VI with regular dense punctures, and tergite VII with sparse smaller irregular punctures. Sternum covered with very fine punctures, almost indistinct. Trichobothria in full trichobothria complement (3:3:3:3:2); detailed structure of trichobothria as in Fig. 4d, e ; bothrium not sunken below surface of the cuticle and trichomes present, with short spine-like microtrichia. Ovipositor short, only reaching posterior margin of abdominal sternite VI; abdominal sternite VII short and medially divided fully to its base, with the two halves gradually broadly rounded and flap-like, either leaving a narrow gap in the middle (as in S. bakeri ) ( Fig. 21c ) or the flaps are slightly (for example in S. valdezi ) ( Fig. 6c ) or strongly (for example in S. melasmus ) ( Fig. 13b ) overlapping in the middle, and the sternites III–VI are complete, with their posterior margins entire, almost straight, not divided or narrowed in the middle ( Figs. 3d ; 6b, c ), moderate or weakly concave (Fig. 8e). Pygophore dorsal opening with a well developed median projection on its posterior margin; median projection fused with cuplike sclerite arising from inner side (except in S. laosensis ) ( Figs. 1e ; 19f ).