Revision of the genus Doratura Sahlberg (Hemiptera, Cicadellidae, Deltocephalinae) with particular regard to its distribution in Italy and description of four new species Author Bückle, Christoph Author Guglielmino, Adalgisa 0000-0002-2541-5240 guglielm@unitus.it text Zootaxa 2022 2022-03-09 5112 1 1 116 http://zoobank.org/c2750d92-315a-431f-bceb-3e20ecd03ea0 journal article 111395 10.11646/zootaxa.5112.1.1 a06d0e06-3ed0-43e8-8a95-1662c2b1685c 1175-5326 6340589 C2750D92-315A-431F-BCEB-3E20ECD03EA0 D. vefele complex ( Figs 9M ; 16A–E ; 17E–L, O–S ; 18D–G ; 19G ) There are specimens of several localities in northern Spain , central Morocco and Tunisia ( Fig. 56 ) which present ± the typical vertex shape and coloration of D. vefele but share not all the other characters of this taxon. Primarily in their aedeagus morphology ( Figs 17E–L ), they resemble rather D. stylata in so far as the basal shield is well developed and/or the ventral margin is slightly sinuate (but in all examined specimens completely smooth). In some cases (particularly in specimens from Morocco and Tunisia ), the median denticle of the styles ( Fig. 17R ) is directed somewhat ventrad and therefore not easily visible without disconnecting the styles from the genital plates. The (only two) females ( Figs 16C, E ; from Tunisia and northern Spain , respectively) have a distinctly shorter ovipositor than the (two) females in the type series of D. vefele ( Figs 15A, D ; Morocco and southern Spain ). A nymph ( Fig. 9M ) belonging to a series of specimens from Tunisia ( Beja ) displays the coloration pattern as observed in D. vefele ( Fig. 9L ) and D. stylata ( Fig. 9A ).