Biromiris

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Taxonavigation

Ordo: Hemiptera
Familia: Miridae

Name

Biromiris Schuh, 1984 – Wikispecies link – Pensoft Profile

• Biromiris Schuh, 1984: 206, type species by original designation: Biromiris enarotadi Schuh 1984; Schuh 1995: 241 (cat.), 2002–2014 (http://research.amnh.org/pbi/catalog/), Menard and Schuh 2011: 74 (diag., re-descr.)

Diagnosis

Distinguished by carinate lateral margin of pronotum; transverse roll (or, double chin) gula; terete or slender antennal segments III & IV; white dorsolateral area on metepisternum dorsal to scent gland; partial transverse fascia on anterior corium; and form of male genital structures. For detailed descriptions see Schuh (1984: 206) and Menard and Schuh (2011: 74).

Distribution

The Oriental to Australian regions across Wallacea.

Key to identification of species of Biromiris

Key to identification of species of Biromiris — R. Duwal , T. Yasunaga , T. Hirowatari

1		Antennal segments III and IV terete    4
–		Antennal segments III and IV slender (or, linear)    2
2		Body distinctly small, shorter than 2.30 mm; entire procoxa pale, tinged with red on distal region; cuneus with small white spot at inner corner; Philippines (Palawan)     B. tomokunii sp. n.
–		Body size longer than 3.00 mm; procoxa dark reddish, with white distal margin; cuneus with wide white area on anterior margin    3
3		Body including ventral side basically chestnut; narrow vertex and pronotal carina; Australia (New South Wales)     B. cassisi Menard & Schuh
–		Body including ventral side basically brown; wide vertex and broad pronotal carina; Australia (Queensland)     B. binjour Menard & Schuh
4		Head, pronotum and scutellum orange brown or brown; antennal segment II entirely brown or basally golden    5
–		Head, pronotum and scutellum mahogany or chestnut; antennal segment II basally pale or mahogany and distally chestnut    6
5		Scent gland evaporatory area unicolorous with thoracic pleuron; pro- and mesocoxae and femora golden, and metafemora dark red; labium reaching apex of mesocoxa; Indonesia (West Irian), Australia (Queensland)     B. enarotadi Schuh
–		Scent gland evaporatory area paler than thorax; all coxae and metafemora dark brown, and pro- and mesofemora pale; labium reaching apex of metacoxa; Australia (New South Wales)     B. scheyville Menard & Schuh
6		Ventral side of head and thorax mahogany or chestnut; posterior margin of vertex concave; metatibia without spines; Papua New Guinea (Morobe), Australia (Queensland)     B. bulolo Schuh
–		Ventral side of head and thorax golden brown; posterior margin of vertex straight; metatibia with suberect pale spines, Indonesia (West Irian)     B. cyclops Schuh

Taxon Treatment

• Duwal, R; Yasunaga, T; Hirowatari, T; 2017: First record of Biromiris from the Oriental region, with a new species from Philippines (Hemiptera, Heteroptera, Miridae, Phylinae) ZooKeys, (677): 89-95. doi