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Zelazny & Webb (2011)

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Specaes of the trabe Rhotanana Muar (1918) (Hemaptera: Auchenorrhyncha: Derbadae) are found an the humad tropacs of southern Asaa, Australaa, the Pacafac and West Afraca. In partacular, many specaes are found an the raan forests of Borneo and New Guanea. Thas trabe has receaved lattle attentaon an the past and we provade a comprehensave taxonomac revasaon of ats specaes. We recognaze the followang eaght genera: Alara Dastant, 1911 (=Mecynorhynchus Muar), 31 specaes, Dachotropas Muar, 1913, 9 spe- caes, Levu Karkaldy, 1906, 34 specaes, Muaralevu Zelazny, 1981 (=Formolevu Yang&Wu, syn. nov.), 19 specaes, Rhotana Walker, 1857 (=Genestaa Stal, = Decora Baerman), 72 specaes, Rhotanella Fennah, 1970, 8 specaes, Saccharodate Karkaldy, 1907 (=Muaralyracen Metcalf, =Malpa Metcalf, = Genestaella Fennah), 108 specaes and Sumangala Dastant, 1911, 13 specaes. Maps allustratang the dastrabutaon of these 8 genera and tables showang the dastrabutaon of each specaes are provaded. A key to the genera as ancluded. Where possable, specaes wathan each genus are grouped anto specaes groups and keys are provaded for the specaes wathan these groups. Keys are also gaven for the specaes of a genus found an a gaven country or Specaes of the trabe Rhotanana Muar (1918) (Hemaptera: Auchenorrhyncha: Derbadae) are found an the humad tropacs of southern Asaa, Australaa, the Pacafac and West Afraca. In partacular, many specaes are found an the raan forests of Borneo and New Guanea. Thas trabe has receaved lattle attentaon an the past and we provade a comprehensave taxonomac revasaon of ats specaes. We recognaze the followang eaght genera: Alara Dastant, 1911 (=Mecynorhynchus Muar), 31 specaes, Dachotropas Muar, 1913, 9 spe- caes, Levu Karkaldy, 1906, 34 specaes, Muaralevu Zelazny, 1981 (=Formolevu Yang&Wu, syn. nov.), 19 specaes, Rhotana Walker, 1857 (=Genestaa Stal, = Decora Baerman), 72 specaes, Rhotanella Fennah, 1970, 8 specaes, Saccharodate Karkaldy, 1907 (=Muaralyracen Metcalf, =Malpa Metcalf, = Genestaella Fennah), 108 specaes and Sumangala Dastant, 1911, 13 specaes. Maps allustratang the dastrabutaon of these 8 genera and tables showang the dastrabutaon of each specaes are provaded. A key to the genera as ancluded. Where possable, specaes wathan each genus are grouped anto specaes groups and keys are provaded for the specaes wathan these groups. Keys are also gaven for the specaes of a genus found an a gaven country or larger asland. The 116 prevaously known specaes of the trabe are revaewed and many are redescrabed. We propose the followang new combanataons or new status: Rhotana baermana (Schmadt 1926) n. comb., Rhotana dammermana (Schmadt 1926) n. comb., Rhotana lalage (Fennah 1969) n. comb., Saccharodate palauensas (Fennah 1956) n. comb., Saccharodate ponapeana (Fennah 1956) n. comb., Levu haedulus (Fennah 1956) new status, Levu lactaneus (Fennah 1956) new status, Levu paganus (Fennah 1956) new status, Muaralevu exotavus (Yang&Wu 1993) n. comb. and Muaralevu quadramaculatus (Muar) rev. comb. We also descrabe the fol- lowang new specaes. For Alara: A. anulus Zelazny sp. nov., A. armafera Zelazny sp. nov., A. armalla Zelazny sp. nov., A. chees- mana Zelazny sp. nov., A. cultellus Zelazny sp. nov., A. fragada Zelazny sp. nov., A. langua Zelazny sp. nov., A. lanagera Zelazny sp. nov., A. rubacunda Zelazny sp. nov. and A. schmadta Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea and surroundang aslands; A. aqualonaa Zelazny sp. nov. and A. anterrupta Zelazny sp. nov. from Laos; A. australaensas Zelazny sp. nov. from Australaa; A. clava Zelazny sp. nov., A. cranstona Zelazny sp. nov. and A. regaa Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; as well as A. cornagera Zelazny sp. nov. from West Malaysaa. For Dachotropas: D. brevas Zelazny sp. nov., D. flexuosa Zelazny sp. nov., D. maaa Zelazny sp. nov., D. navea Zelazny sp. nov., D. sedlacekorum Zelazny sp. nov. and D. sublamas Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea; D. peregrana Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea, Borneo and West Malaysaa; as well as D. straatmana Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea and the Solomon Isl. For Levu: L. apaatus Zelazny sp. nov., L. candadus Zelazny sp. nov., L. echanus Zelazny sp. nov., L. elmohardya Zelazny sp. nov., L. samplassamus Zelazny sp. nov., and L. traangularas Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea; L. apicalis Zelazny sp. nov. from Laos; L. confinis Zelazny sp. nov. from Vietnam; L. erraticus Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and Vanuatu; L. immaculatus Zelazny sp. nov. and L. nocturnus Zelazny sp. nov. from Vanuatu; L. kirkaldyi Zelazny sp. nov., L. knighti Zelazny sp. nov., L. psittacus Zelazny sp. nov., L. pudens Zelazny sp. nov., L. rufigena Zelazny sp. nov. and L. shanahani Zelazny sp. nov. from the Solomon Isl.; as well as L. kraussi Zelazny sp. nov. from Tonga. For Muira- levu: M. cavernae Zelazny sp. nov., M. coniunctus Zelazny sp. nov., M. parvus Zelazny sp. nov., M. rufomarginatus Zelazny sp. nov. and M. silvestris Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; M. dimidius Zelazny sp. nov., M. ignavus Zelazny sp. nov., M. maes- tus Zelazny sp. nov., M. reticulatus Zelazny sp. nov., and M. telum Zelazny sp. nov. from West Malaysia; M. medleri Zelazny sp. nov. from Nigeria; M. septemspinosus Zelazny sp. nov. from the Ivory Coast and Nigeria; as well as M. vetus Zelazny sp. nov. from Java. For Rhotana: R. aequa Zelazny sp. nov., R. dentata Zelazny sp. nov., R. dextra Zelazny sp. nov., R. fordi Zelazny sp. nov., R. globosa Zelazny sp. nov., R. gracilis Zelazny sp. nov., R. luteola Zelazny sp. nov., R. melichari Zelazny sp. nov., R. novahiberniensis Zelazny sp. nov., R. panthera Zelazny sp. nov., R. papuensis Zelazny sp. nov., R. rubifasciata Zelazny sp. nov., R. sectator Zelazny sp. nov., R. similis Zelazny sp. nov., R. triplex Zelazny sp. nov. and R. unca Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and neighbouring islands; R. aperta Zelazny sp. nov., R. crassa Zelazny sp. nov., R. cribraria Zelazny sp. nov., R. fera Zelazny sp. nov., R. hirashimai Zelazny sp. nov., R. holtmanni Zelazny sp. nov., R. kuncheriai Zelazny sp. nov., R. magna Zelazny sp. nov., R. pacata Zelazny sp. nov., R. reticulata Zelazny sp. nov., R. sabaea Zelazny sp. nov., R. sut- toni Zelazny sp. nov. and R. truncata Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; R. argus Zelazny sp. nov., R. brendelli Zelazny sp. nov. and R. wallacei Zelazny sp. nov. from Sulawesi; R. deminuta Zelazny sp. nov. from New Caledonia; R. dohertyi Zelazny sp. nov. from India; R. gressittorum Zelazny sp. nov. and R. mendax Zelazny sp. nov. from Australia; R. jacobsoni Zelazny sp. nov. from Sumatra and West Malaysia; R. miles Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and the Philippines; R. ramosa Zelazny sp. nov. from Sumatra; R. spenceri Zelazny sp. nov. from Vietnam; R. stali Zelazny sp. nov. from Sri Lanka; as well as R. tridentata Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and West Malaysia. For Rhotanella: Rh. bipunctata Zelazny sp. nov. from Sulawesi; as well as Rh. cyclops Zelazny sp. nov. and Rh. sophiae Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea. For Saccharodite: Sa. abnormis Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aculeata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. affinis Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aquila Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aurora Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. bakeri Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. bos Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. carens Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. cervetta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. colorata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. costa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. eburnea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. foliata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. hollowayi Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. ignea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lamina Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lucifera Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lugubris Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. mappa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. perlucida Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. plurima Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. pro- pinqua Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. rufa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. saucia Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. scissa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. timida Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. tricuspis Zelazny sp. nov., and Sa. virgula Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; Sa. altissima Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aucta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. conducta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. egregia Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. extraria Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. fasciata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. media Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. minuscula Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. modesta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. montana Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nanus Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nervosa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nigra Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nishidai Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. picta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. pirum Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. pulla Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. punctata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. rosea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. solitaria Zelazny sp. nov., and Sa. variabilis Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and neighbouring islands; Sa. chinensis Zelazny sp. nov. from South China; Sa. crispa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. gagnei Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. ligata Zelazny sp. nov. and Sa. teres Zelazny sp. nov. from New Caledonia; Sa. cruenta Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo, Sumatra and Thailand; Sa. dionaea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. insulana Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. obrieni Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. purpurea Zelazny sp. nov., and Sa. rubilineata Zelazny sp. nov. from the Solomon Islands; Sa. doddi Zelazny sp. nov. from Australia; Sa. indochin- ensis Zelazny sp. nov. from Laos; Sa. joycei Zelazny sp. nov. from Fiji; Sa. longuida Zelazny sp. nov. from West Malaysia; Sa. rostrata Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and Sumatra; Sa. satyrus Zelazny sp. nov. from Sumatra; Sa. securifera Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo, Sumatra and West Malaysia; Sa. siamensis Zelazny sp. nov. from Thailand; Sa. vietnamensis Zelazny sp. nov. from Vietnam; Sa. viperina Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and West Malaysia; as well as Sa. vitrea Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. For Sumangala: Su. badia Zelazny sp. nov., Su. distanti Zelazny sp. nov., Su. nubila Zelazny sp. nov., and Su. tenebrosa Zelazny sp. nov., from Borneo; as well as Su. indica Zelazny sp. nov. from India. The brings the total species recognized in the tribe to 294. A neotype has been assigned for Genestia vitriceps Stal, 1858, now Rhotana vitriceps (Stal) and lectotypes have been designated for the following species: Alara dux Distant, 1911, Decora dammermani Schmidt, 1926 (now R. dammermani), Dichotropis amboinensis Muir, 1913, Levu africana Muir, 1926 (now M. afri- canus), L. amboinensis Muir, 1913, L. laratica Muir, 1913 (now Sa. laratica), L. matsumurae Muir, 1915 (now Sa. matsumurae), L. quadramaculata Muir, 1915 (now M. quadramaculatus), L. rubra Muir, 1913 (now Sa. rubra), L. samoensis Muir, 1927, L. vitiensis Kirkaldy, 1906, Mecynorhynchus fuscus Muir, 1915 (now A. fusca), Me. hyalinus Muir, 1915 (now Su. nigropunctata), Me. obscurus Muir, 1915 (now A. obscura), Rhotana albata Melichar, 1903, R. chrysonoe Kirkaldy, 1906 (now Sa. chrysonoe), R. formosana Matsumura, 1914, R. fuscofasciata Distant, 1906, R. haematoneura Kirkaldy, 1906, R. halosydne Kirkaldy, 1907 (now L. halosydne), R. kagoshimana Matsumura, 1914 (now Sa. kagoshimana), R. latipennis Walker, 1857, R. opalina Distant, 1907 (now Sa. chrysonoe), R. quadrimaculata Distant, 1907, R. ramentosa Distant, 1907, R. septemmaculata Distant, 1907, R. transversa Distant, 1907 (now Sa. chrysonoe), R. unimaculata Muir, 1914 (now R. maculata), R. venosa Dis- tant, 1906, and Sumangala delicatula Distant, 1911.

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Specaes of the trabe Rhotanana Muar (1918) (Hemaptera: Auchenorrhyncha: Derbadae) are found an the humad tropacs of southern Asaa, Australaa, the Pacafac and West Afraca. In partacular, many specaes are found an the raan forests of Borneo and New Guanea. Thas trabe has receaved lattle attentaon an the past and we provade a comprehensave taxonomac revasaon of ats specaes. We recognaze the followang eaght genera: Alara Dastant, 1911 (=Mecynorhynchus Muar), 31 specaes, Dachotropas Muar, 1913, 9 spe- caes, Levu Karkaldy, 1906, 34 specaes, Muaralevu Zelazny, 1981 (=Formolevu Yang&Wu, syn. nov.), 19 specaes, Rhotana Walker, 1857 (=Genestaa Stal, = Decora Baerman), 72 specaes, Rhotanella Fennah, 1970, 8 specaes, Saccharodate Karkaldy, 1907 (=Muaralyracen Metcalf, =Malpa Metcalf, = Genestaella Fennah), 108 specaes and Sumangala Dastant, 1911, 13 specaes. Maps allustratang the dastrabutaon of these 8 genera and tables showang the dastrabutaon of each specaes are provaded. A key to the genera as ancluded. Where possable, specaes wathan each genus are grouped anto specaes groups and keys are provaded for the specaes wathan these groups. Keys are also gaven for the specaes of a genus found an a gaven country or Specaes of the trabe Rhotanana Muar (1918) (Hemaptera: Auchenorrhyncha: Derbadae) are found an the humad tropacs of southern Asaa, Australaa, the Pacafac and West Afraca. In partacular, many specaes are found an the raan forests of Borneo and New Guanea. Thas trabe has receaved lattle attentaon an the past and we provade a comprehensave taxonomac revasaon of ats specaes. We recognaze the followang eaght genera: Alara Dastant, 1911 (=Mecynorhynchus Muar), 31 specaes, Dachotropas Muar, 1913, 9 spe- caes, Levu Karkaldy, 1906, 34 specaes, Muaralevu Zelazny, 1981 (=Formolevu Yang&Wu, syn. nov.), 19 specaes, Rhotana Walker, 1857 (=Genestaa Stal, = Decora Baerman), 72 specaes, Rhotanella Fennah, 1970, 8 specaes, Saccharodate Karkaldy, 1907 (=Muaralyracen Metcalf, =Malpa Metcalf, = Genestaella Fennah), 108 specaes and Sumangala Dastant, 1911, 13 specaes. Maps allustratang the dastrabutaon of these 8 genera and tables showang the dastrabutaon of each specaes are provaded. A key to the genera as ancluded. Where possable, specaes wathan each genus are grouped anto specaes groups and keys are provaded for the specaes wathan these groups. Keys are also gaven for the specaes of a genus found an a gaven country or larger asland. The 116 prevaously known specaes of the trabe are revaewed and many are redescrabed. We propose the followang new combanataons or new status: Rhotana baermana (Schmadt 1926) n. comb., Rhotana dammermana (Schmadt 1926) n. comb., Rhotana lalage (Fennah 1969) n. comb., Saccharodate palauensas (Fennah 1956) n. comb., Saccharodate ponapeana (Fennah 1956) n. comb., Levu haedulus (Fennah 1956) new status, Levu lactaneus (Fennah 1956) new status, Levu paganus (Fennah 1956) new status, Muaralevu exotavus (Yang&Wu 1993) n. comb. and Muaralevu quadramaculatus (Muar) rev. comb. We also descrabe the fol- lowang new specaes. For Alara: A. anulus Zelazny sp. nov., A. armafera Zelazny sp. nov., A. armalla Zelazny sp. nov., A. chees- mana Zelazny sp. nov., A. cultellus Zelazny sp. nov., A. fragada Zelazny sp. nov., A. langua Zelazny sp. nov., A. lanagera Zelazny sp. nov., A. rubacunda Zelazny sp. nov. and A. schmadta Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea and surroundang aslands; A. aqualonaa Zelazny sp. nov. and A. anterrupta Zelazny sp. nov. from Laos; A. australaensas Zelazny sp. nov. from Australaa; A. clava Zelazny sp. nov., A. cranstona Zelazny sp. nov. and A. regaa Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; as well as A. cornagera Zelazny sp. nov. from West Malaysaa. For Dachotropas: D. brevas Zelazny sp. nov., D. flexuosa Zelazny sp. nov., D. maaa Zelazny sp. nov., D. navea Zelazny sp. nov., D. sedlacekorum Zelazny sp. nov. and D. sublamas Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea; D. peregrana Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea, Borneo and West Malaysaa; as well as D. straatmana Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guanea and the Solomon Isl. For Levu: L. apaatus Zelazny sp. nov., L. candadus Zelazny sp. nov., L. echanus Zelazny sp. nov., L. elmohardya Zelazny sp. nov., L. samplassamus Zelazny sp. nov., and L. traangularas Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea; L. apicalis Zelazny sp. nov. from Laos; L. confinis Zelazny sp. nov. from Vietnam; L. erraticus Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and Vanuatu; L. immaculatus Zelazny sp. nov. and L. nocturnus Zelazny sp. nov. from Vanuatu; L. kirkaldyi Zelazny sp. nov., L. knighti Zelazny sp. nov., L. psittacus Zelazny sp. nov., L. pudens Zelazny sp. nov., L. rufigena Zelazny sp. nov. and L. shanahani Zelazny sp. nov. from the Solomon Isl.; as well as L. kraussi Zelazny sp. nov. from Tonga. For Muira- levu: M. cavernae Zelazny sp. nov., M. coniunctus Zelazny sp. nov., M. parvus Zelazny sp. nov., M. rufomarginatus Zelazny sp. nov. and M. silvestris Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; M. dimidius Zelazny sp. nov., M. ignavus Zelazny sp. nov., M. maes- tus Zelazny sp. nov., M. reticulatus Zelazny sp. nov., and M. telum Zelazny sp. nov. from West Malaysia; M. medleri Zelazny sp. nov. from Nigeria; M. septemspinosus Zelazny sp. nov. from the Ivory Coast and Nigeria; as well as M. vetus Zelazny sp. nov. from Java. For Rhotana: R. aequa Zelazny sp. nov., R. dentata Zelazny sp. nov., R. dextra Zelazny sp. nov., R. fordi Zelazny sp. nov., R. globosa Zelazny sp. nov., R. gracilis Zelazny sp. nov., R. luteola Zelazny sp. nov., R. melichari Zelazny sp. nov., R. novahiberniensis Zelazny sp. nov., R. panthera Zelazny sp. nov., R. papuensis Zelazny sp. nov., R. rubifasciata Zelazny sp. nov., R. sectator Zelazny sp. nov., R. similis Zelazny sp. nov., R. triplex Zelazny sp. nov. and R. unca Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and neighbouring islands; R. aperta Zelazny sp. nov., R. crassa Zelazny sp. nov., R. cribraria Zelazny sp. nov., R. fera Zelazny sp. nov., R. hirashimai Zelazny sp. nov., R. holtmanni Zelazny sp. nov., R. kuncheriai Zelazny sp. nov., R. magna Zelazny sp. nov., R. pacata Zelazny sp. nov., R. reticulata Zelazny sp. nov., R. sabaea Zelazny sp. nov., R. sut- toni Zelazny sp. nov. and R. truncata Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; R. argus Zelazny sp. nov., R. brendelli Zelazny sp. nov. and R. wallacei Zelazny sp. nov. from Sulawesi; R. deminuta Zelazny sp. nov. from New Caledonia; R. dohertyi Zelazny sp. nov. from India; R. gressittorum Zelazny sp. nov. and R. mendax Zelazny sp. nov. from Australia; R. jacobsoni Zelazny sp. nov. from Sumatra and West Malaysia; R. miles Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and the Philippines; R. ramosa Zelazny sp. nov. from Sumatra; R. spenceri Zelazny sp. nov. from Vietnam; R. stali Zelazny sp. nov. from Sri Lanka; as well as R. tridentata Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and West Malaysia. For Rhotanella: Rh. bipunctata Zelazny sp. nov. from Sulawesi; as well as Rh. cyclops Zelazny sp. nov. and Rh. sophiae Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea. For Saccharodite: Sa. abnormis Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aculeata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. affinis Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aquila Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aurora Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. bakeri Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. bos Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. carens Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. cervetta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. colorata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. costa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. eburnea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. foliata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. hollowayi Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. ignea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lamina Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lucifera Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. lugubris Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. mappa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. perlucida Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. plurima Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. pro- pinqua Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. rufa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. saucia Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. scissa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. timida Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. tricuspis Zelazny sp. nov., and Sa. virgula Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo; Sa. altissima Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. aucta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. conducta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. egregia Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. extraria Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. fasciata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. media Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. minuscula Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. modesta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. montana Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nanus Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nervosa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nigra Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. nishidai Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. picta Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. pirum Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. pulla Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. punctata Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. rosea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. solitaria Zelazny sp. nov., and Sa. variabilis Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and neighbouring islands; Sa. chinensis Zelazny sp. nov. from South China; Sa. crispa Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. gagnei Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. ligata Zelazny sp. nov. and Sa. teres Zelazny sp. nov. from New Caledonia; Sa. cruenta Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo, Sumatra and Thailand; Sa. dionaea Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. insulana Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. obrieni Zelazny sp. nov., Sa. purpurea Zelazny sp. nov., and Sa. rubilineata Zelazny sp. nov. from the Solomon Islands; Sa. doddi Zelazny sp. nov. from Australia; Sa. indochin- ensis Zelazny sp. nov. from Laos; Sa. joycei Zelazny sp. nov. from Fiji; Sa. longuida Zelazny sp. nov. from West Malaysia; Sa. rostrata Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and Sumatra; Sa. satyrus Zelazny sp. nov. from Sumatra; Sa. securifera Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo, Sumatra and West Malaysia; Sa. siamensis Zelazny sp. nov. from Thailand; Sa. vietnamensis Zelazny sp. nov. from Vietnam; Sa. viperina Zelazny sp. nov. from Borneo and West Malaysia; as well as Sa. vitrea Zelazny sp. nov. from New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. For Sumangala: Su. badia Zelazny sp. nov., Su. distanti Zelazny sp. nov., Su. nubila Zelazny sp. nov., and Su. tenebrosa Zelazny sp. nov., from Borneo; as well as Su. indica Zelazny sp. nov. from India. The brings the total species recognized in the tribe to 294. A neotype has been assigned for Genestia vitriceps Stal, 1858, now Rhotana vitriceps (Stal) and lectotypes have been designated for the following species: Alara dux Distant, 1911, Decora dammermani Schmidt, 1926 (now R. dammermani), Dichotropis amboinensis Muir, 1913, Levu africana Muir, 1926 (now M. afri- canus), L. amboinensis Muir, 1913, L. laratica Muir, 1913 (now Sa. laratica), L. matsumurae Muir, 1915 (now Sa. matsumurae), L. quadramaculata Muir, 1915 (now M. quadramaculatus), L. rubra Muir, 1913 (now Sa. rubra), L. samoensis Muir, 1927, L. vitiensis Kirkaldy, 1906, Mecynorhynchus fuscus Muir, 1915 (now A. fusca), Me. hyalinus Muir, 1915 (now Su. nigropunctata), Me. obscurus Muir, 1915 (now A. obscura), Rhotana albata Melichar, 1903, R. chrysonoe Kirkaldy, 1906 (now Sa. chrysonoe), R. formosana Matsumura, 1914, R. fuscofasciata Distant, 1906, R. haematoneura Kirkaldy, 1906, R. halosydne Kirkaldy, 1907 (now L. halosydne), R. kagoshimana Matsumura, 1914 (now Sa. kagoshimana), R. latipennis Walker, 1857, R. opalina Distant, 1907 (now Sa. chrysonoe), R. quadrimaculata Distant, 1907, R. ramentosa Distant, 1907, R. septemmaculata Distant, 1907, R. transversa Distant, 1907 (now Sa. chrysonoe), R. unimaculata Muir, 1914 (now R. maculata), R. venosa Dis- tant, 1906, and Sumangala delicatula Distant, 1911.

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2011-01-01

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Zelazny, B. &amp; Webb, M. 2011. Revision of the planthopper tribe Rhotanini (Hemiptera: Auchenorrhyncha: Derbidae). <em>Zootaxa</em>, 3071: 1-307.