Chudania guangxiana Dai & Zhang, 2005, sp. nov.

Chudania guangxiana sp. nov.

Figs. 1–9.

Head slightly produced angularly. Crown nearly flat, entire anterior and lateral margins separated from face by a distinct carina; medium length of crown slightly shorter than width between eyes; coronal suture obscure; eyes fairly large; ocelli near lateral margins of crown, some distance in front of inner margin of eyes. Face slightly convex and centrally carinate in basal area. Pronotum slightly wider than head, anterior margin roundly produced, posterior margin slightly concave, sides carinate. Scutellum almost as long as head, transverse depression distinct, nearly reaching lateral margin. Elytra with venation obscure.

Head and thorax black; ocelli, face below eyes and antennae, bright yellow. Fore wing brown except bright yellow at basal 1/4 of corium adjacent clavus and two triangular hyaline patches near costal margin subapically.

Male genitalila: Pygophore lobe square, with several macrosetae at posterior margin, caudoventral margin with a dorsally curved appendage. Subgenital plate (apex missing) with a spinelike appendage at inner margin; ventral side with an oblique row of large setae. Style apical process elongate, curved laterally; lateral lobe well­developed with a group of small setae. Connective Y­shaped. Aedeagus curved ventrally with basal half well sclerotized; apical half membranous, wide, narrowed gradually at apex, with a pair of well developed appendages curved ventrally; basal 1/3 of lateral dorsum with a pair of appendages which are slightly curved and extended caudad; at lateral ventrum just before basal atrium a pair of long appendages curved dorsocaudad and with a short branch near base extending dorsad; with a pair of short appendages sub­basally extending ventrad.

Measurement: Male 3.9mm long (including tegmen).

Material examined: Holotype ɗ China: Guangxi Prov., Napo, Defu, 1440 m, 4 April 1998, coll. Huang Fusheng.

Remarks: This species resembles Chudania kunmingana Zhang et Yang externally, but can be distinguished by the shape of its aedeagus from the latter: 1) apical half not gradually expanded apically; 2) a pair of appendages extended caudally at basal 1/3 laterodorsally; 3) a pair long appendages at basal half with a short branch near base extending dorsally. The new species is also very similar to C. fujianana Cai et Kuoh, but differs from the latter by: 1) fore wing brown except bright yellow at basal 1/4 of corium; 2) aedeagus with developed appendages at apical half arising from membranous part; 3) aedeagal appendages situated at basal 1/3 laterodorsally; 4) long aedeagal appendages present with a short branch just before basal atrium.

Etymology. The specific name is derived from the type locality.