A review of the moss bug genus Xenophyes (Hemiptera: Coleorrhyncha: Peloridiidae) from New Zealand: systematics and biogeography Author Burckhardt, Daniel Author Bochud, Estée Author Damgaard, Jakob Author Gibbs, George W. Author Hartung, Viktor Author Larivière, Marie-Claude Author Wyniger, Denise Author Zürcher, Isabelle text Zootaxa 2011 2923 1 26 journal article 46620 10.5281/zenodo.200936 7cacaf6b-8d09-4887-ad19-d2ccf5e7d0e4 1175-5326 200936 Xenophyes goniomus Burckhardt , sp. nov. ( Figs. 12, 13 , 23, 29 , 36, 43 , 50, 57 , 66, 67 , 76 , 82 ) Material examined. Holotype 3, New Zealand : South Island: BR, Paparoa Range, Mount Dewar, 945 m , 10.xii.1969 , moss (J. T. Townsend) (dry mounted, NZAC ). Paratypes . New Zealand : South Island: 2 3, 6 Ƥ, BR, Victoria Forest Park, Rahu Scenic Reserve, Rahu Creek, 700 m , 18.ii.1992 (D. Burckhardt), #55 (dry mounted, MHNG ); 5 3, 8 Ƥ, BR, Lewis Pass, periphyton, viii.2002 (G. W. Gibbs) (dry mounted, 70 % ethanol, NHMB ); 6 3, 6 Ƥ, BR, Paparoa Range, Mount Dewar, 945 m , 10.xii.1969 , moss (J. I. Townsend) (dry mounted, LUNZ , MONZ , NZAC ); 17 3, 11 Ƥ, 10 nymphs, MC, Arthur’s Pass National Park, Bealey Valley, 940 m , 16.ii.1992 (D. Burckhardt), #51a (dry mounted and 70 % ethanol, MHNG ); 6 3, 3 Ƥ, 2 nymphs, MC, Arthur’s Pass, 860 m , 31.iv.1985 , moss in Nothofagus solandri forest (J. W. Early), 85/4 (dry mounted, LUNZ , NZAC ). Description. Adult. Coloration. Ochreous; clavus brown, remigium lighter. Structure. Body, in dorsal view, narrowly ovoid. Head slightly indented in middle of fore margin, each half of fore margin slightly convex; anterior rim indistinctly delimited from membrane; areolae, in longitudinal body axis, relatively short; eyes weakly recessive; hind margin of eye and postero-lateral margin of head forming an evenly rounded depression. Pronotum with poorly defined median longitudinal ridge, weakly, irregularly punctate posteriorly and postero-laterally. Paranota relatively small, angular anteriorly and posteriorly, with weakly curved lateral margins; punctate postero-ventrally. Tegmen with vein M reduced basally, basal radial cell rarely with additional veins in apical half of vein M+CuA. Male and female terminalia as in Figs. 29 , 36, 43 , 50, 57 , 66, 67 . Male anal tube broadly oval, in dorsal view, widest in basal third, with weakly curved lateral margins. Pygophore with comparatively long and narrow median posterior tooth; postero-lateral edges distinctly angular. Parameres long, subacute apically. Aedeagus, in anterior view, with narrowly rounded head distally which is slightly narrowed subapically, and subquadrate antero-proximal lobes; posterior outline of neck, in profile, sinuous; spines on neck absent. Female tergite 9 with ventral margin weakly curved in apical third. Ventral teeth of valvulae 1 conspicuously large. Measurements and ratios in Tables 1 and 2 . Fifth instar ( Fig. 76 ). Anterior head margin weakly convex or almost straight. Posterior lobes of abdominal segment 9 stout, blunt apically; ventrite 9 covered with microscopical spinules in addition to setae; rear margin of male genital capsule, in ventral view, ending medially more distally than laterally ( Fig. 82 ). Measurements and ratios in Table 3 . Etymology. From Greek γωνɩος = angular and ωμος = shoulder, referring to the angular paranotal lobes.