The spine armament of the legs as an important means for the characterisation of the genera of Corydiinae and their relationships (Blattodea, Corydiidae) Author Bohn, Horst text Zootaxa 2024 2024-07-22 5482 1 1 79 http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5482.1.1 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.5482.1.1 1175-5334 13209117 AE4D9DE4-95E1-49CC-8104-1E7242523986 No. 35. Hemelytroblatta (Hemelytroblatta) cypria Chopard, 1929 , comb. nov. Figs. 12C,D Hemelytroblatta cypria Chopard, 1929: 344 , figs. 85,91. Hemelytroblatta cypria : Princis 1962: 71 ; Grandcolas 1994a: 157 . Characters. Femur armament: all femora without apical spine.—Tibia armament: [1.8.0][7.7.1][(11)10.7.4], dorsal spines of the hindtibia 10 in the cotype, 11 in the other specimen studied, and 10 according to Chopard, ± evenly distributed.—Tarsal arolia: absent.—Subgenital plate: with styli, Fig. 12C (right stylus lost).—Right phallomere: Fig. 12D . Female: unknown. Material studied : Cotype, 1♂ , Cyprus , Famagusta , 1928, H.M.Morris. ( M. Paris ).—Other material: 1♂ (no data) (prep.: Bo 1281). ( ZSM ) . 3. Genus Nymphrytria Shelford, 1911 Type species. Nymphrytria mirabilis Shelford, 1911 Diagnosis. Distinguished from the other Palaearctic genera by the tarsi with only one claw and by the special armament of the hindtibiae. Characters. Wings: fully developed or strongly reduced and modified, tegmina without subcosta lobe.—Femur armament: all femora without an apical spine.—Tibia armament: in front- and midleg various, hindtibia at the ventral side with a row of 4 or 5 five huge spines in close spacing, starting at the apical end of the tibia, including 1 apical and 3–4 ventral spines ( Fig. 2F ), dorsal surface with with 5–6 or no spines.—Tarsi: with only one claw, arolia absent.—Subgenital plate: in shape and bristle supply various, styli absent.—Right phallomere: Type 2, 5a or 5b.—Supraanal plate: very short, posterior border slightly convex or straight, Fig. 17D .—Cercal tricholiths:>5 per anulus, Fig. 19C . Subgenera: Mononychoblatta , Nymphrytria , Leiopteroblatta . A. Subgenus Mononychoblatta Chopard, 1929 , status nov. Type species. Mononychoblatta semenovi Chopard, 1929 Diagnosis. From the other subgenera distinguished by the normal armament of front- and midtibia, the subgenital plate with strong bristles only along the posterior margin, and the structure of the right phallomere ( Type 2). Male characters. Wings: fully developed.—Tibia armament: in front- and midleg normal (comparable to other Palaearctic genera), in the hindleg specialised as described above.Armament of hindtibia according to Chopard with 6 dorsal spines, in the two specimens from the M. Paris with 5 dorsal spines [1.8.0][7.7.1][5–6.7.3].—Subgenital plate: with strong bristles only along the posterior margin, Fig. 12E .—Right phallomere: Type 2, Fig. 12F,I .— Supraanal plate: Fig. 15D .—Cercal tricholiths: Fig. 19C . Female : unknown. Number of species : 1 (No. 36).