Armatillus verrucosus Distant, 1908

Armatillus verrucosus Distant, 1908 ダルマホシカメムシ

  • Original description（原記載）: Armatillus verrucosus Distant, 1908

Original Description 原記載

Distant W L (1908) The fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma. Rhynchota. Vol. IV. Homoptera and Appendix (Pt.).: i-xv, 265-501 (p.432–433)


APPENDIX. – PENTATOMIDÆ.

Subfamily PENTATOMINÆ. (Vol. I, p. 109.)

Genus ARMATILLUS, nov.

Type, A. verrucosus, Dist.

Distribution. Burma.

Head broad, depressed, subtriagular, the central lobe prominent and slightly projecting; antennae four-jointed, first joint longest, a little longer than fourth, second longer than third; rostrum short, about reaching the intermediate coxæ, basal joint enclosed in a canal on the under surfaceof the head; pronotum transverse, narrowed anteriorly, a transverse callous ridge on anterior area, auterior and posterior margins truncate; sctellum small, subtriagular; corium roundly, deflected on each side; membrane small, not reaching abdominal apex, with a basal cell beyond which the veins are somewhat coarce and longitudinal; abdomen beneath convex, the masal segments sinuate; femora moderately thickend.

Armatillus in this enumeration may be placed at the commencement of the subfamily Pentatominæ; it does not fall in with any of the divisions I have used, and it is unnecessaty to propose one for its reception.

2711. Armatillus verrucosus, sp. n.

Dull black; eyes, two small spots near apex of corium, and the legs testaceous; tarsi ochraceous; head thickly finely granulose; pronotum rugulose and puctate, the transverse callous ridge on anterior area almost smooth; scutellum transversly wrinkled; corium very coarsely punctate; body beneath very finely pilose; other characters as in generie diagnosis.

Length 4 to 5 mm.

Hab, Burma; Bhamo (Coll. Dist.).

Ishigaki-jima I., the Ryukuyus, Japan (in the laboratory)

Geographical distribution in Japan 日本における分布

  • Ishigaki-jima I, Iriomote-jima I. (Yaeyama Is.)

  • 石垣島、西表島（八重山諸島）

Literature 文献

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