Diagnosis of Calagasma Bergroth and Epipedus Spinola with description of Calagasma eclipsa sp. nov. and Epipedus rolstoni sp. nov. (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Pentatominae: Carpocorini) Author Lupoli, Roland text Zootaxa 2016 4170 2 330 338 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.4170.2.6 45269738-d1aa-4e6e-9cf1-a8858076aa1f 1175-5326 260743 43CD8644-9C39-40C9-96B7-4423B200E70C Epipedus Spinola, 1837 Epipedus Spinola, 1837 : 314 –315 (description); Rolston, 1987 : 69 –70 (diagnosis) Diagnosis. Body length larger than 10.0 mm. Shape of the body oval with a ratio of length versus width of the body larger than 1.39 ( Fig. 1 C & 1G). Mandibular plates reflexed along lateral margins, converging over clypeus apically. Antennae 4-segmented: antennomers I surpassing apex of head, antennomers II with black spot at the tip, longer than antennomers III (not seen in E. rolstoni because they are missing). Anterolateral margins of pronotum convex. Corium with black deep contrasting punctations. Anterolateral border of exocorium flat. Apices of tibiae triangular. Comments. Rolston (1987) mentioned the mandibular plates strongly reflexed along lateral margins, the antennomers I surpassing apex of head, the anterolateral margins of pronotum strongly reflexed and tibiae with apex flattened or broadly rounded, as diagnosis characters of Epipedus , but not the other ones above. The other characters he mentioned are not diagnostic.