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Abstract
The Australian genus of Eurybrachidae (Hemiptera, Fulgoromorpha) Kamabrachys gen. nov. is described to accommodate Platybrachys signata Distant, 1892 and Euronotobrachys plana Kirkaldy, 1906, the former being the type species. The new combinations Kamabrachys signata (Distant, 1892) gen. et comb. nov. and K. plana (Kirkaldy, 1906) gen. et comb. nov. are subsequently proposed. Ten new species are also included in the genus and described: K. andersoni gen. et sp. nov., K. brennani gen. et sp. nov., K. campbelli gen. et sp. nov., K. danielsi gen. et sp. nov., K. falcata gen. et sp. nov., K. fasciata gen. et sp. nov., K. pedemontana gen. et sp. nov., K. rieki gen. et sp. nov., K. v-carinatum gen. et sp. nov. and K. waineri gen. et sp. nov. The male and female genitalia of each species are illustrated and photographs of habitus, distribution maps, biological data and an identification key are provided. The mating behaviour of K. signata is described, illustrated and discussed. The genus Kamabrachys currently contains 12 species and is associated to trees in the family Myrtaceae.
全翅蕨科订正(十七).澳洲Kamabrachys gen. 11 .新属及10新种(半翅目:翅蕨科)
描述了澳大利亚 Eurybrachidae(半翅目,Fulgoromorpha)Kamabrachys 新属,以容纳 Platybrachys signata Distant, 1892 和 Euronotobrachys plana Kirkaldy, 1906,前者为模式种。和 K. plana (Kirkaldy, 1906) gen.10 个新种也被列入该属并进行了描述:K. andersoni gen、K. fasciata gen. et sp. nov.、K. pedemontana gen. et sp. nov.、K. rieki gen. et sp. nov.、K. v-carinatum gen. et sp. nov.和 K. waineri gen. et sp. nov.。图文并茂地展示了每个物种的雄性和雌性生殖器,并提供了习性照片、分布图、生物数据和识别钥匙。对 K. signata 的交配行为进行了描述、说明和讨论。Kamabrachys 属目前有 12 个种,与桃金娘科的树木有关。
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