Taxonomic review of the genus Osbornellus Ball (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) in Central America 2702 Author Domínguez, Edwin Author Godoy, Carolina text Zootaxa 2010 2010-12-03 2702 1 106 journal article 1175­5334 Osbornellus hansoni Domínguez & Godoy , sp. nov. ( Figs. 52a–52e ) Description. Length: 5.4–6.3 mm . Similar a O. inbio . Male genitalia: Pygofer about twice as long as width, moderately projected posteriorly, apex very widey rounded; macrosetae long, dispersed along apical half of pygofer ( Fig. 52a ). Valve triangular, with margins rounded. Plates long, with base very wide, apex rounded, setae short ( Fig. 52b ). Style with apophysis long, straight and apex truncate ( Fig. 52c ). Aedeagus in ventral view with base wide and curved, lateral margins straight; shaft long, narrow, straight, apex pointed, slightly longer than ventral processes; dorsal projection tapered and pointed at tips ( Fig. 52d ). Ventral processes arising close to base of aedeagus, slightly divergent from base to apices, slender, straight, apices pointed. In lateral view shaft wide, straight, slightly curved ventrad, apex rounded, slightly longer than ventral processes; dorsal projection like a wide irregular knob. Gonopore subapical. Ventral processes straight, directed dorso-caudad, apices rounded and knob-like ( Fig. 52e ). FIGURE 52. Osbornellus hansoni sp. nov. a) Pygofer. b) Valve and plate. c) Style. d) Aedeagus and connective, ventral view. e) Aedeagus, lateral view. Diagnosis. Very similar to O . obamai , but in ventral view the ventral processes of O . hansoni are divergent from the base and the apices are straight, whereas in O . obama the ventral processes are slightly separated from base to apex and the apices are divergent. Distribution. Known only from Costa Rica ; 2800 m Etymology. This species is named for Paul Hanson for his help to the first author during his thesis and for collecting the majority of the specimens used in this study. Type material: Holotype , male, COSTA RICA : San José , Cerro de la Muerte , 6 Km N. de San Gerardo , 2800 m , I-XII-1992, P. Hanson ( CAS ).