A review of Cryphocricos Signoret, 1850 (Naucoridae: Cryphocricinae) with descriptions of three new species Author Sites, Robert W. text Zootaxa 2021 2021-04-14 4958 1 72 94 journal article 7179 10.11646/zootaxa.4958.1.7 e161fdff-ea50-4837-8642-8a134f58f18c 1175-5326 4693067 95DBC2B4-D082-4D39-9815-7C3879E2BF5C Cryphocricos granulosus De Carlo ( Figs 11–12 ) Cryphocricos granulosus De Carlo 1967 : Amazoniana 1:190–191. Type repository: Zoologische Staatssammlung München ( Munich , Germany ) . Type locality: Brazil : Rio Grande do Sul . Discussion: The holotype is a brachypterous male ( Fig. 11 ) and the allotype a brachypterous female with heavy glue residue ventrally on the right side of the pterothorax ( Fig. 12 ), evidently to hold the specimen to the pin. Eighteen additional paratypes are at ZSM. Ectosymbiotic flatworms, Temnocephala minutocirrus Amato, Seixas & Amato, 2007 , were found on 33% of C. granulosus specimens collected from Arroio Forqueta in Rio Grande do Sul , Brazil ( Amato et al. 2007 ). Previously, the only report of Temnocephala on saucer bugs was on several species of Limnocoris , also in Brazil ( Vianna & de Melo 2002 ). Diagnosis: De Carlo (1967) reported this species to be very characteristic mainly due to the numerous granules (=tubercles) on the dorsal part of the body, which are not observed in C. vianai De Carlo, 1951 , which has the same color, but the anterior femora are slightly less wide and the female subgenital plate at the distal end is recessed on the sides, with a slight protruding curve in the middle; it differs from C. rufus by color and because granules (=tubercles) are more dispersed in it.