Humria Linnavuori, 1975

Ahmad, Imtiaz & Zahid, Muhammad, 2010, Redescription Of The Myrocheine Species Humria Bimaculicollis Linnavuori (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae: Pentatominae) From Sudan With Special Reference To Its Genitalia And Their Bearing On The Phylogeny, Int. J. Biol. Biotech. 7, No. 4, pp. 375-378 : 375-376

Genus Humria Linnavuori

Humria Linnavuori 1975: 32-33 ; 1982: 68, 73.

Body small, ovate; pale grayish ochraceous with dense brown punctures; head as broad as long; paraclypei distinctly longer than clypeus and enclosing it in front; antennae with basal segment much shorter than head apex, second segment longer than third; labium reaching to mesocoxae; pronotum with lateral margins narrowly laminate, anterior angles slightly toothed, humeral angles rounded, anterior margin slightly wider than head width; scutellum apically narrow; peritreme of metathoracic scent gland complex long and shallowly curvate, evaporatoria smooth; connexiva much exposed at repose; anterior femora prominent granulated but not distinctly armed.

Male genitalia:

Pygophore with ventro posterior margin sinuate, medially notched, lateral lobes sharply prominent and slightly curvate mesad; paramere incrassate.

Comparative note:

This genus is most closely related to Erachtheus Stål, Delegorguella Spinola, Ennius Stål, Munshiana Ahmad and Kamaluddin, Stysicoris Ahmad and Kamaluddin, Dorpius Distant and Myrochea Amyot and Serville in having paraclypei rounded to subacute at apex and lateral lobe of pygophore not conically developed but it can easily be separated from the same in having basal antennal segment much shorter than head apex, reaching about ½ of paraclypei and paramere T-shaped.

Distribution

Ethiopian region.

Type species: Humria bimaculicollis Linnavuori 1975 .