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(
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)
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This species was described from a single damaged male taken in
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, that was noted to be predaceous on a psocid. Subsequently it was described under a second name from a single male taken in
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although this was later synonymised (
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).
<bibRefCitation id="EFA3C390B73AFFCFFDCDF8931B46F313" author="Seshadri, A. R." box="[595,774,1807,1834]" pageId="3" pageNumber="294" pagination="27 - 39" refId="ref3511" refString="Seshadri, A. R. (1952) Observations on Trichinothrips breviceps (Bagnall), a little known predatory thrips from South India. The Indian Journal of Agricultural Science, 23 (1), 27 - 39." type="journal article" year="1952">Seshadri (1952)</bibRefCitation>
provided a clear account of its biology, indicating that the larvae fed on immature psocids and the adult thrips fed on all stages of their prey (
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?
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Enderlein
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). Moreover, the prey was essential to this thrips whose larvae failed to develop in the absence of the psocids. The geographic origin of
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<emphasis id="B9466273B73AFFCFFE18F8E01A4CF3AC" box="[390,524,1915,1941]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="294">T. breviceps</emphasis>
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is not clear, because six of the eight species listed in this genus are from
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,
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,
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or Florida (ThripsWiki 2021). Four of these were based on single specimens, and two of them each on
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. The seventh species is based on a single specimen from Java and from its description seems likely to be a synonym of
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. The biology is not known for any other member of the genus, but the infrequency of collection might suggest that they are all predators rather than fungus-feeders. This is a small, brown species, with the tibiae and tarsi mainly yellow, and the antennal segments brown except for the base of III. The terminal antennal segments VIIVIII are largely fused, and the sense cones on segments III and IV (
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) are longer than in any other
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from
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. The pronotal anteroangular and midlateral setal pairs are placed unusually close to each other (
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), the metascutum has no lines of sculpture with the median setae long and far apart, and the mesopresternum is remarkable in having the lateral triangles unusually large but the median area slender and largely fused to the anterior margin of the mesoeusternum. In addition to Bagnalls
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specimens,
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have been studied (in ANIC) that were collected in October, 2005 from just south of Bengalaru,
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.
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.
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,
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,
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from rainforest barkspray,
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(
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), in
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.
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