A Revision of the Genus Cryptotympana (Homoptera, Cicadidae)

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28 Masami HayashiFigs. 66-70. Male genitalia of C. distanti sp. nov. 66, 67: Pygofer in ventral (66) andlateral (67) views. 68: Theca in lateral view. 69, 70: Apex of theca with vesicaeverted in lateral (69) and obliquely ventral (70) views. Scales; 1mm (66-68), 0.5 mm(69-70).tergum narrow, ca 1.2 X as long as wide.Male genitalia (Figs. 66-70). Also very similar to those of accipiter; pygofer oblong,1.9-2.2 X as long as wide, with numerous diagonal wrinkles on the lateral surface; shapeand curvature of uncus lobe similar to that of accipiter; apical part of the lobe slightlywidened; theca somewhat flattened dorsoventrally, without any projections at the tip,gently curved in the apical 1/3; vesica narrower dorsoventrally, with a short but widesaccate process at the apex.Body length: f 38-45 mm (mean 41.9 mm), $ 36-41 mm (mean 38.3 mm).
A Revision of the Genus Cryptotympana, II29Fig. 71. Exuviae of C. distanti sp. nov. A, Frontoclypeus and clypeus in lateral view; B,right antenna; C, left fore leg; D-E, apical part of abdomen in ventral view (D, f; E,£). Scales, 1 mm.Total length: 57-68 mm (mean 63.2mm). Expanse of forewings: 114-123 mm.Exuviae (Fig. 71). Body dull ochreous to castaneous; frontoclypeus not so swollen,with 10-11 transverse rows of hairs; antenna 8-segmented, about 10: 9: 8: 8: 9: 7: 4: 4 inthe ratio of each segmental length; fore femur furnished with 7-toothed anterior comb,apically hooked intermediate spike and rathershort and gently curved posterior spike, onthe under margin; f 10th abdominal segment spherical, as long as wide; rudiment ofovipositor ca 1.7 X as long as wide, with the apex acute. Body length: 32.8-39.0 mm,head width: 12.0-13.0 mm. Exuviae examined: 9ff 4-°-°-, Bontotene (ca. 900m), nearMalino, South Celebes, Indonesia, 1. VIII. 1984, Y. Uemura & S.Okajima leg. (MH);2ff 1?, Maros-Camba (ca. 350 m), South Celebes, 5-6. VIII. 1984, Y. Uemura leg.(MH).Distribution. S & C Sulawesi (Celebes).This species was primarily identified with suluensis, due to the similarity of the foperculum and basal hue of forewing (Distant 1906c).According to Mr Uemura's observations at Bontotene (ca 900 m in altitude), SSulawesi, in 1984 (pers. comm.), the cicadas live and aggregate on twigs or branches (4-
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