The Indian Hyalopeplini (Insecta, Heteroptera, Miridae, Mirinae): A preliminary review Author Yeshwanth, H. M. Author Chérot, F. text Zootaxa 2018 2018-02-09 4378 3 301 322 journal article 30788 10.11646/zootaxa.4378.3.1 20785585-7980-4fb6-a3ff-fe09c0e74d08 1175-5326 1169871 C197FDFA-09A1-4238-8094-AB69F8BE2130 Isabel Kirkaldy, 1902 ( Figs. 40–43 ) Isabel Kirkaldy 1902 : 58 (as new genus) ( type species by original designation: Capso (sic) ravana Kirby 1891 from Pundaloya, Sri Lanka ). Isabel : Pathak 1969 : 35 37 (citation from India in PhD); Carvalho & Gross 1979 : 513 516, 517, 518 (redescription); Schuh 1995 : 680 681 (catalogue); Zheng et al . 2005 : 54 56 (redescription, in fauna); Schuh 2002 2013 (online catalogue). Diagnosis. Elongate, relatively large (total length between 7.0 and 7.8 mm ), dorsally glabrous bugs. Vertex sulcate. Eyes neither prominent, nor substylate, obviously separated from pronotal collar. First antennal segment subbasally incrassate, relatively thick, elongate. Second antennal segment elongate (about three times longer than head width across eyes), thickened sub-apically. Pronotal collar long, obviously longer than first antennal segment maximal width, slightly striate transversally. Pronotal callosities wide, medially separated, reaching pronotal lateral margins. Humeral angles pointed, obviously produced. Pronotal disk slightly striate transversally, its punctation narrow and shallow, relatively dense apically. Pronotal lateral margins concave to sigmoid, deeply narrowed at anterior third. Mesoscutum uncovered. Lateral sides of scutellum not crenelated. A line of deep and wide points present along clavo-corial and embolio-corial sutures. Clavus opaque. Corium including embolium transparent to translucent. Membrane with a pair of elongate, curved, medial stripes. Distribution. Monospecific genus, known from China , India , Indonesia , Myanmar , Philippines islands and Sri Lanka ( CARVALHO & GROSS 1979 ).