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Review of the Neotropical GenusAleixusMcdonald (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Procleticini), with Description of a New Species and Cladistic Analysis of the Tribe Procleticini

Authors: Cristiano F. Schwertner; Jocelia Grazia;

Review of the Neotropical GenusAleixusMcdonald (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Pentatomidae: Procleticini), with Description of a New Species and Cladistic Analysis of the Tribe Procleticini

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Abstract The genus Aleixus McDonald is reviewed and a new species described. The genus was monotypic and known from a single female from Brazilian Amazonia. The new species Aleixus tobyschuhi described from southern Brazil, greatly extends the distribution of Aleixus. A cladistic analysis, including 30 morphological characters and 18 taxa, was performed using TNT with the implicit enumeration algorithm, with three weighting schemes: equal (EW), successive approximation (SW), and implied weighting (IW). Analysis under EW resulted in four cladograms (L = 74, CI = 60, RI = 78). Analyses under SW and IW resulted in one most parsimonious cladogram, with fit varying from 20.4 (K = 0.64) to 26.6 (K = 5.80). The cladogram obtained under differential weighting schemes is included in the set of cladograms found under EW. The monophyly of the tribe Procleticini and genus Aleixus were recovered in all analyses. Non-ambiguous synapomorphies for Aleixus include antennal segment II longer than antennal segment...

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