Description of two new genera of Ochlerini (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae: Discocephalinae) Author Garbelotto, Thereza De A. Universidade do Sul Catarinense, Departamento de Ciências Biológicas, Av. José Acácio Moreira, 787, Dehon, Tubarão - SC, 88704 - 900. therezagarbelotto@hotmail.com Author Grazia, Jocelia Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Dep. Zoologia, Av. Bento Gonçalves, 9500, prédio 43435, Agronomia, Porto Alegre - RS, 91501 - 970. jocelia@ufrgs.br Author Campos, Luiz Alexandre Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Dep. Zoologia, Av. Bento Gonçalves, 9500, prédio 43435, Agronomia, Porto Alegre - RS, 91501 - 970. luiz.campos@ufrgs.br text Zootaxa 2019 2019-05-30 4612 3 387 400 journal article 26633 10.11646/zootaxa.4612.3.5 8b8d3d31-4988-436c-854d-2ce9730d0429 1175-5326 3235176 0BFCCA1E-B279-408A-A466-6A66CB936788 Alloeogyna ampla Garbelotto & Campos sp. nov. ( Figs 1 ; 4 ; 23 ) Etymology. The name refers to the species size; Latin: ampla , large. Female Holotype : MEXICO, Quintana Roo State: Nyo, X can, 19.V.1984 , E. C. Willing, [ 20.8667 ; -87.5958 ], Alitocoris sp., det. J. E. Eger, 2004 (JEE). (Deposited in: USNM) Diagnosis. General color brown with black punctures and pale spots on body surface, except for the head ( Fig. 3 ). Ventrally with inconspicuous punctures. Antennae 4-segmented. Head. Dark brown. Vertex slightly tumescent. Antennal tubercles black, partially covered by the anteocular processes. Antennae 4-segmented, first segment dark brown with light brown spot dorsally, segments II-IV light brown; proportion of antennal segments: I<II>III<IV, first the shortest and second the longest. Ventrally with 1+1 longitudinal carinae posterior to eyes, concolor with the surrounding surface. Labium yellowish, reaching the posterior margin of abdominal segment IV; proportion of labial segments: I<II>III≈IV. Thorax. Pronotum with pale spots on lateral margins and posterior half; anterior margin and cicatrices brown. Anterior angles surpassing lateral margins of eyes by a little more than the ocellus diameter. Scutellum with medial pale spot on anterior margin and apex; punctures smaller and denser on margins of postfrenal lobe. Corium light brown with pale spots, reaching half of connexival segment VI; maculae at apex of radial vein inconspicuous. Membrane with seven veins, surpassing abdominal apex. Pro-, meso-, and metapleurae with pale spots on lateral margins, and few punctures. Metapleural evaporatorium black, peritreme light brown almost reaching the lateral margin of evaporatorium. Coxae, trochanters, and femora yellowish, tibiae and tarsi light brown to brown; femora with brown spots. Abdomen. Connexival segments with median yellowish spot visible from segment V to VII, extending ventrally. Abdomen without punctures, disc velvety, trichobothria tubercles yellowish. Female. Measurements (n=1): head length, 1.95; width, 2.39; pronotum length, 2.65; width, 5.86; scutellum length, 4.28; width, 3.34; length of the antennal segments: I, 0.75; II, 2.35; III, 1.35; IV, 1.75; length of the labium segments: I, 1.15; II, 1.95; III, 1.30; IV, 1.40; total length, 11.50; abdominal width, 6.60. Genitalia. Genital plates entirely velvety. Gonocoxites VIII subrectangular, posterior margin slightly sinuous; calluses not reaching posterior margins, lateroposteriorly directed, with few wrinkles on posterior surface; surface between calluses and sutural margin large, equal to callus width; sutural margins expanded on apical 2/3; disc anteriorly to callus slightly convex ( Fig. 23 ). Gonocoxites IX projected between laterotergites IX; mesial margins of laterotergites IX juxtaposed on basal 2/3 ( Fig. 23 ). Male. Unknown. Remarks. Alloeogyna ampla sp. nov. is the largest species of Alloeogyna gen. nov. , and differentiates from the other two species by the longitudinal carinae posterior to eyes, concolor with the surface, by the short labium reaching urosternite IV, and by the calluses and sutural margins of gonocoxites VIII less projected ( Fig. 23 ). This species was included as ‘sp. 15’ in the phylogeny of the Herrichella clade by Garbelotto et al. (2013) .