2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-81752000000100010
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Abstract: ABSTRACT. The zoogeographical distribution of 42 cicadellid subfamilies and their assigned tribes and genera is compiled with distributional maps and proposed dispersaI pathways of genera that are shared interzoogeographicaJJy. Possible origin of the subfamiJies and tribes is proposed in an ancestral context from which the more modem extant groups evolved whereas origin of genera is in a more modem contex!. Notwithstanding their complex biogeography, the distributional data ofthe higher groups indicate that al… Show more

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“…Several genera of other leatllopper subfamilies (e.g. Cicadel linae, Agalliinae) were similarly isolated (NIELSON & KNIGHT 2000) and each has radiated, which appears to avoid the need for long distance dispersai as proposed by DARLlNGTON (1938). When the land bridge (Cocos plate) rejoined the continents, Omanolidia appears to have radiated between the Mexican subregion and Co 10mb ia (Fig.…”
Section: Coelidiini Dohrn 1859mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Several genera of other leatllopper subfamilies (e.g. Cicadel linae, Agalliinae) were similarly isolated (NIELSON & KNIGHT 2000) and each has radiated, which appears to avoid the need for long distance dispersai as proposed by DARLlNGTON (1938). When the land bridge (Cocos plate) rejoined the continents, Omanolidia appears to have radiated between the Mexican subregion and Co 10mb ia (Fig.…”
Section: Coelidiini Dohrn 1859mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…No Brasil, foram registradas 54 espécies em 15 gêneros. A subfamília é principalmente neotropical, havendo apenas quatro gêneros com registro para a Região Neártica: Coelella DeLong, 1953, Neocoelidia Gillette & Baker, 1895, Cocoelidia DeLong, 1953 e Neocoelidiana DeLong, 1953(NIELSON & KNIGHT 2000.…”
Section: Revista Brasileira De Zoologia 24 (1): 228-232 Março 2007unclassified
“…No Brasil, foram registradas 54 espécies em 15 gêneros. A subfamília é principalmente neotropical, havendo apenas quatro gêneros com registro para a Região Neártica: Coelella DeLong, 1953, Neocoelidia Gillette & Baker, 1895, Cocoelidia DeLong, 1953 e Neocoelidiana DeLong, 1953(NIELSON & KNIGHT 2000.A subfamília inclui cigarrinhas de tamanho pequeno a médio (5,0-12,0 mm), de coloração geral normalmente em tons pálidos, que podem ser identificadas pelo seguinte conjunto de características: cabeça projetada anteriormente, freqüentemente com carena marginal; coroa elevada e achatada entre os olhos; ocelos na margem anterior da cabeça ou pró-ximos a esta; suturas frontogenais estendendo-se ou não até os ocelos; antenas extremamente longas, com escapo e pedicelo bem desenvolvidos; clípeo com ou sem intumescimento mediano ou tubérculo; mesotórax freqüentemente bem desenvolvido, a pleura estendendo-se até a região do esterno, dando aos neocelidiíneos um aspecto intumescido ventralmente; venação da asa anterior geralmente indistinta, exceto apicalmente; R 4+5 e M 1+2 da asa posterior geralmente confluentes pré-apicalmente. DIETRICH (2003) redescreveu a subfamília, redefinindo-a para englobar três gêneros antes pertencentes à NirvaninaeKrocodona Kramer, 1964 (com nova sinonímia, Krocobella Kramer, 1964, Krocozzota Kramer, 1964, e Krocarites Dietrich & Vega, 1995 -e mais dois gêneros novos -Retrolidia e Krocolidia.…”
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“…Leafhoppers are an important group of insects for their often high abundance, host plant specialization, plant disease transmission, and response to environmental disturbance (Nielson & Knight 2000;Hollier et al 2005;Zahniser & Dietrich 2008;Hamilton & Whitcomb 2010). The leafhopper tribe Opsiini is one of the most important tribes in the subfamily Deltocephalinae and species of this tribe are important vectors of viral and bacterial (phytoplasma and spiroplasma) phytopathogens (Nielson 1968;Fletcher & Wayadande 2002;Weintraub 2007;Munyaneza et al 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%