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Cercopoidea >>hemiptera >> Eoscarta roseinervis - Schmidt 1925



Eoscarta roseinervis - Schmidt 1925


Photo taken at Betong, c.1000m., Yala Prov., Thailand on 9 June 2019.



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A new record for Thailand.

The bicoloured pronotum of this species is distinctive, with two mainland species in the genus having this. However, this species can be distinguished by the narrow brown edge to the apical area, and a small transparent costal spot before the reddish apical area.

This species only just reaches Thailand, having only been found within 3 km. from the Malaysian border.

Flight Period

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Range

Singapore, Peninsular Malaysia (Penang) and Thailand.

Recorded distribution in Thailand. Yala province.