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Fig 1.

Three genera of Laccocorinae known from Madagascar.

Dorsolateral view of head and pronotum of (A) Gonioathrix n.gen., (B) Temnocoris, (C) Tsingala.

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Fig 2.

Gonioathrix temnocoroides n.gen, n.sp.

(A) Submacropterous male holotype, (B) labrum (C) 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere. aed = aedeagus, par = paramere, pp = pseudoparamere, pyg = pygophore. Size bar pertains only to Fig D.

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Table 1.

Character comparison of Gonioathrix with Temnocoris and Tsingala, the three genera of Laccocorinae known from Madagascar.

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Fig 3.

Gonioathrix temnocoroides n.gen, n.sp.

Type locality at Toamasina Province, Centmetre, near northwest border of Analamazaotra National Park, Andasibe Village.

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Fig 4.

Temnocoris ambositrae.

(A) Macropterous male, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female subgenital plate.

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Fig 5.

Temnocoris andringitrae.

(A) Submacropterous female, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate. White arrows indicate elevated posterolateral angles of mediosternite VI forming pockets.

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Fig 6.

Temnocoris dubius.

Specimen from Majunga River, Ikopa, determined by Poisson. A) Submacropterous male (SEMC), B) aedeagus (USNM), C) left and right parameres (USNM). B and C were photographed from slides in the Poisson slide collection.

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Fig 7.

Temnocoris hungerfordi.

(A) Submacropterous male, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate.

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Fig 8.

Temnocoris leachi n.sp.

(A) Submacropterous female paratype, (B) bases of meso- and metathoracic legs, arrows indicate angled posterior margins, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere, (G) female subgenital plate, arrows indicate elevated posterior margins of laterosternites V forming pockets. Size bar pertains only to Fig D.

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Fig 9.

Temnocoris montandoni n.sp.

(A) Macropterous female paratype, (B) bases of meso- and metathoracic legs, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere, (G) female subgenital plate. Size bar pertains only to Fig D.

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Fig 10.

Temnocoris perplexus.

(A) Macropterous female, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate.

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Fig 11.

Temnocoris poissoni n.sp.

(A) Macropterous female paratype, (B) bases of meso- and metathoracic legs, arrows indicate angled metatrochanters, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere, (G) female subgenital plate. Size bar pertains only to Fig D.

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Fig 12.

Temnocoris scarletti.

(A) Submacropterous male, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female subgenital plate.

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Fig 13.

Temnocoris starmuhlneri.

Male genitalia of holotype on Poisson slides (USNM). (A) Aedeagus, (B) left paramere, (C) right paramere.

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Fig 14.

Temnocoris translucidus.

(A) Macropterous male, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female subgenital plate.

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Fig 15.

Tsingala angulata n.sp.

(A) Holotype macropterous female, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere, (F) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate, arrow indicates angled posterolateral margin of subgenital plate, V = laterosternite V, VI = mediosternite VI. Size bar pertains only to Fig C.

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Fig 16.

Tsingala humeralis.

(A) Lectotype macropterous male, (B) genital capsule of paralectotype, (C–F) Montandon-determined specimens (USNM), (C) abdominal sterna of female, arrow indicates rounded posterolateral corner of mediosternite VI, (D) 8th abdominal tergum, (E) aedeagus, (F) left and right parameres. sgp = subgenital plate.

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Fig 17.

Tsingala latiforma n.sp.

(A) Holotype macropterous male, (B) male 8th abdominal tergum, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere. Size bar pertains only to C.

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Fig 18.

Tsingala naucoroides.

(A) Lectotype macropterous female, (B) lectotype terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate, (C–E) genitalia of Montandon-determined male (MNHN), (C) genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) left paramere, (E) right paramere.

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Fig 19.

Tsingala spatulata n.sp.

(A) Holotype submacropterous female, (B) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere. Size bar pertains only to D.

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Fig 20.

Tsingala trilobata n.sp.

(A) Holotype macropterous female, (B) female terminal abdominal sterna with subgenital plate, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) left paramere, (F) right paramere. Size bar pertains only to Fig D.

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Fig 21.

Macrocoris distinctus.

(A) Macropterous male, (B) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed.

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Fig 22.

Species of Macrocoris.

(A–F) Macrocoris namorona n.sp. (A) Submacropterous male paratype, (B) female subgenital plate, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (E) dorsal view of left and right parameres; (F–H) ventral view of left parameres of (F) M. namorona n.sp., (G) M. sikorae, (H) M. rhantoides. Scale bar applies only to parameres in Figs E–H.

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Fig 23.

Macrocoris rhantoides.

(A) Submacropterous female, (B) male terminal abdominal terga, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) dorsal view of left and right parameres.

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Fig 24.

Macrocoris sikorae.

(A) Submacropterous male, (B) male abdominal terga VII-VIII, (C) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (D) dorsal view of left and right parameres.

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Fig 25.

Afronaucoris madagascariensis.

(A) Male habitus, (B) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) dorsal view of left and right parameres.

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Fig 26.

Afronaucoris parvulus.

(A) Male habitus, (B) male genital capsule with proctiger and tergum IX removed, (C) male 8th abdominal tergum, (D) dorsal view of left and right parameres.

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