Other groups, Indonesian species list

Species of Subfamily Acostemminae
known to occur in Indonesia and New Guinea

Telopetulcus dubius Evans
Telopetulcus dubius Evans 1972b: 661

Indonesia (West Papua), PNG

Species of Subfamily Agalliinae
known to occur in Indonesia

Austroagallia nigrita (Melichar) Oncopsis nigritus Melichar 1914: 121 Austroagallia nigrita (Melichar), Hamilton 1980: 878	Indonesia (Java)
Igerna bimaculicollis (Stål) Bythoscopus (Oncopsis) bimaculicollis Stål 1855: 100 Pachnys bimaculicollis (Stål), Stål 1866a: 127 Agallia quadrinotata Melichar 1903: 151, synonymised by Melichar 1905: 297 Igerna bimaculicollis (Stål), Jacobi 1910: 129	Indonesia (Lombok, Sumbawa, Flores), China, Africa, Sri Lanka, India, Seychelles Islands, Madagascar

Species of Subfamily Signoretiinae
known to occur in Indonesia
Note: Species described from "Borneo" are included in this list because of the likelihood
that they occur in the Indonesian portion of Borneo, Kalimantan.

Signoretia bilineata Baker Signoretia bilineata Baker 1923: 358	Borneo
Signoretia sumatrana Schmidt Signoretia sumatrana Schmidt 1911: 298	Indonesia (Sumatra)

Species of Subfamily Xestocephalinae
known to occur in Indonesia and New Guinea

Aloxestocephalus nigrobrunneus Evans Aloxestocephalus nigrobrunneus Evans 1973: 197	PNG
Xestocephalus guttulatus (Motschulsky) Deltocephalus guttulatus Motschulsky 1859: 113 Xestocephalus guttatus Matsumura 1902: 403, synonymised by Melichar 1903: 206 Xestocephalus guttatus [sic] (Motschuslsky), Melichar 1903: 206	Indonesia (Java), Sri Lanka, Japan, Africa, Korea, Philippines, Russia
Xestocephalus javanus Melichar Xestocephalus javanus Melichar 1914: 138	Indonesia (Java)
Xestocephalus minimus China Xestocephalus minimus China 1935: 306	Indonesia (Sumatra)

Species of Subfamily Ulopinae
known to occur in Indonesia and New Guinea

Tribe Ulopini
Moonia sumatrana Schmidt Moonia sumatrana Schmidt 1926: 6	Indonesia (Sumatra)

Family Hylicidae

The Hylicidae are a small group of large tropical leafhoppers (10-17mm) related to the more widespread Horned Treehoppers (Family Membracidae). The hylicids are mainly SE Asian in distribution with a few species extending to Africa. There are no hylicids recorded in Australia, New Guinea or New Zealand but there are four species in Indonesia.

The hylicids are characterised by a large pronotum which broadens posteriorly, a scutellum medially raised (sometimes as a longitudinal ridge), a flattened abdomen and a sparse covering of scales and hairs on the body.

Balala fulviventris (Walker)

Species of Family Hylicidae known to occur in Indonesia
Note: Species described from "Borneo" are included in this list because of the likelihood that they occur in the Indonesian portion of Borneo, Kalimantan.

Hylica paradoxa Stål
Hylica paradoxa Stål 1863: 593

Indonesia (Java), Borneo,
India, Myan Mar

Parasudra sumatrana Schmidt
Parasudra sumatrana Schmidt 1909: 265

Indonesia (Sumatra)

Kalasha sondaica Jacobi
Kalasha sondaica Jacobi 1914: 379

Indonesia (Sumatra)

Balala fulviventris (Walker)
Penthimia fulviventris Walker 1851: 841
Balala fulviventris (Walker), Distant 1908b: 251

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Indonesia (Sumatra),
China, Taiwan, India,
Myan Mar, Borneo

Document 8120, submitted 30 January 2009
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