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Spinola, 1837
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<emphasis id="08F1EAF7144BE02DFCE1FD99E797FDF0" bold="true" box="[835,961,576,600]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="83">Remarks. –</emphasis>
This genus has been revised by
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who provides a key to species for males. Since then many species have been added including one described from
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(
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). In addition the distributional areas of many species are much greater than was suggested by Brooks.
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There are 11 species actually known from the Malay Peninsula. They are remarkable for having haemoglobin cells anteriorly in their abdomen (
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). In these haemoglobin cells they store the reserve oxygen during a dive (
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). The amount of air they take with them under water on the outside of the body can be regulated and so that they can obtain neutral buoyancy which makes them belong to the few really planktonic insects. They usually live in ponds or pools, including virtually stagnant parts of streams, with few or no fish. However, some fish ponds may occasionally be infested with
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and other
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, preying on the fry. Some species which live in farmponds are widely distributed, e.g.
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,
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<emphasis id="08F1EAF7144BE02DFBDEFBAEE0A0FB26" box="[1148,1270,1143,1166]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="83">A. breddini</emphasis>
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and
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<emphasis id="08F1EAF7144BE02DFA8FFBAEE1E6FB26" box="[1325,1456,1143,1166]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="83">A. kuroiwae</emphasis>
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.
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Figs. 9-10. Fore leg of
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. 9 male, 10 female; s= stridulatory comb.
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Definite identification is usually possible only for males, which have several distinguishing secondary sexual characteristics. The front tarsi are one-segmented in males but two-segmented in females (
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). In Malayan species, the most important identification characteristics are to be found on the head of the male, notably the length and place of origin of the
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is diagnostic (
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). The
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, may be swollen or posses a median groove (
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) and the shape of the
<emphasis id="08F1EAF7144BE02DFB2AFA68E135FA61" bold="true" box="[1160,1379,1457,1481]" pageId="4" pageNumber="83">cephalic projection</emphasis>
(
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), is diagnostic of several Malayan species. Other important identification characters include the fore leg of the male, notably the
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(
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). The number and shape of the teeth in the stridulatory comb are very important for specific identification in some species. The apex of the comb is towards the posterior (i. e. the concave, flexor) margin of the tibia. In addition the shape of the forefemur, especially wether its apex is narrow or broad, and the general shape of the tibia; the number and position of spines on the tibia and the presence or absence of small spines on the tarsus are important characters. Other characters used in keys are various ratios. Important is the ratio between the
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and the
<emphasis id="08F1EAF7144BE02DFCE1F893E0D1F8CA" bold="true" box="[835,1159,1866,1890]" pageId="4" pageNumber="83">anterior width of the vertex</emphasis>
, which is the width between the eyes anteriorly in dorsal view (
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). Except for tylus which was introduced by
<bibRefCitation id="5E144B14144BE02DFBFCF850E0A3F808" author="Truxal, F" box="[1118,1269,1929,1952]" pageId="4" pageNumber="83" pagination="1351 - 1523" refId="ref14052" refString="Truxal, F. S., 1953. A revision of the genus Buenoa (Hemiptera Notonectidae). The University of Kansas Science Bulletin, 35: 1351 - 1523." type="journal article" year="1953">Truxal (1953)</bibRefCitation>
most of the above terminology was introduced or redefined by
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. The colour of
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is, apart from a few exceptions, rather uniform and tends to fade in specimens killed or stored in alcohol. So it is usually ignored in the treatment of the genus below.
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Fig. 11.
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<emphasis id="08F1EAF7144BE02DFF78F7D7E53DF78B" box="[218,363,2062,2083]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="83">Nychia sappho</emphasis>
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, brachypterous male in dorsal view, body length 3.7 mm. c = ocular commissure; f = pronotal fovea.
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KEY TO MALES OF
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SPECIES
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IN WEST
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AND
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1. Interocular space anteriorly produced into a cephalic projection (
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,
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) ..................................................................... 2
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2. Cephalic projection in dorsal view rounded at apex, in lateral view extending in front of eye less than half the total length of the frons (
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) .................................................................. 3
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– Cephalic projection in dorsal view more or less acuminate at apex, in lateral view extending in front of eye half or more the total length of the frons (
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) ..........................
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3. In frontal view, frons diverging ventrally and with a lateral carina over its entire length (
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) ................................
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– In frontal view frons narrowest halfway between the eyes, with a weak carina in its dorsal part only (
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) .....
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4. In dorsal view eyes holoptic in posterior half (
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) ...................................................................................
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5. Tylus medially excavate (
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) .............................
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6. Rostral prong shorter than third rostral segment (
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), originating in its proximal third ............................................ 7
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– Rostral prong longer than third rostral segment, originating in its distal third (
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); length up to
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....
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7. Synthlipsis one fifth or less the anterior width of vertex, length up to
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8. Length over
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– Length up to
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9. Length
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or more; tylus swollen, with a pair of tufts of bristles which reach the base of the labrum (
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) ................................................................................
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– Length up to
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; tylus flat or slightly swollen, without tufts of bristles ............................................................
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10. Along the median longitudinal axis the head is less than one half the length of the pronotum; tylus and frons not carinate, in lateral view frons extending in front of the eyes; stridulatory comb on foretibia with about 22 teeth 14 apical ones distinctly longer than the 8 basal ones which are differently orientated (
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) ............................................................
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– Along median longitudinal axis the head is more than one half the length of the pronotum; tylus and adjacent part of the frons carinate, in lateral view dorsal half of frons not extending in front of eyes (
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); stridulatory comb of about 25 to 32 teeth which decrease in width from base to apex (
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) ................................................................................
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