A new genus with one new species of Phaloriinae from western Yunnan, China (Orthoptera: Phalangopsidae: Phaloriinae) Author Chen, Guang-Yu Author Xu, Yue Author Liao, Wang Author He, Zhu-Qing text Zootaxa 2019 2019-03-11 4565 3 443 446 journal article 28388 10.11646/zootaxa.4565.3.12 c506d8d6-6cbd-43f0-99ba-c1527ee0c41f 1175-5326 2590256 C77C2042-C2DD-4B0B-9449-5F3588F8671D Genus Neophaloria He gen. nov. Type species: Neophaloria dianxiensis He , here designated Included species: type species only Typical appearance of this subfamily. Body flat, form “lute-like” ( Fig. 2 B–D). Head small with obvious frontal rostrum, first joint of antennae large, as wide as frontal rostrum; pronotum transverse, little wide in posterior margin, forewing large with mirror. Male genitalia ( Fig. 3 ): ovoid, length:width=1.69, sclerotization weak; rachi (=guiding rod) large and translucent, longer than epiphallus, little widened and bifurcated at apical part; epiphallic lateral lobes highly sclerotized, thin and long but not over rachi, the apical part upwards and inwards curved under rachi; ectoparameres with two highly sclerotized short lobes, lobes also under rachi and inwards curved; rami fused with each other in anterior part of genitalia. This new genus differs from Trellius in its short epiphallic lateral lobes and large rachi, and differs from genus Vescelia in its short ectoparameres.