Karnyothrips

Belongs within: Haplothripini.

Karnyothrips is a genus of thrips (poorly distinguished from the closely related Apterygothrips) commonly found on dead twigs (Mound & Marullo 1996).

Characters (from Mound & Marullo 1996): Antennal segments VII and VIII distinct, segment IV with two to four sense cones; maxillary stylets one third to one quarter of head width apart; prosternal basantra well developed; anal setae often 1.5 times as long as tube or longer; often micropterous or apterous, forewings if present weakly constricted medially with few or no duplicated cilia.

<==Karnyothrips Watson 1924 [=Karnyia Watson 1922 (preoc.), Karynia (l. c.)]MM96
    |--K. flavipes (Jones 1912)MM96 (see below for synonymy)
    |--K. americanus (Hood 1912) [=Zygothrips americanus; incl. Cephalothrips elegans Moulton 1929]MM96
    |--K. analis (De Santis 1959) [=Adraneothrips analis, Apterygothrips analis]MM96
    |--K. antennatus Hood 1938MM96
    |--K. anthracinus (Hood 1939) [=Watsoniella anthracina]MM96
    |--K. arizona Hood 1939MM96
    |--K. brimleyi Hood 1938MM96
    |--K. bromelianus Johansen 1982 [=Apterygothrips bromelianus]MM96
    |--K. caliginosus Hood 1938MM96
    |--K. caxamarca Hood 1938MM96
    |--K. dodgei (Hood 1925) [=Hindsiana dodgei]MM96
    |--K. festivus (Hood 1939) [=Watsoniella festiva]MM96
    |--K. franciscanus (Hood 1949) [=Watsoniella franciscana]MM96
    |--K. harti (Hood 1913) [=Zygothrips harti; incl. Z. femoralis Morgan 1913, Haplothrips gracilis Watson 1920]MM96
    |--K. longiceps (Hood 1908) (see below for synonymy)MM96
    |--K. medialis Hood 1957MM96
    |--K. melaleucus (Bagnall 1911) (see below for synonymy)MM96
    |--K. merrilli (Watson 1920) [=Haplothrips merrilli; incl. H. panamaensis Watson 1931, K. tenuis Moulton 1938]MM96
    |--K. minimus Johansen 1974MM96
    |--K. noveboracensis (Hood 1940) [=Watsoniella noveboracensis]MM96
    |--K. ochropezus Hood 1934MM96
    |--K. piceus Hood 1957MM96
    |--K. politus Johansen 1983MM96
    |--K. prolatus Hood 1957MM96
    |--K. rhopalocerus (Hood 1925) [=Hindsiana rhopalocera]MM96
    |--K. sonorensis Stannard 1956 [=Haplothrips (Xylaplothrips) sonorensis]MM96
    |--K. sympathicus Johansen 1982MM96
    |--K. tepoztlanensis Johansen & Mojica 1993MM96
    |--K. texensis (Hood 1940) [=Watsoniella texensis]MM96
    `--K. venustus (Moulton 1941) [=Cryptothrips venustus]MM96

Karnyothrips flavipes (Jones 1912)^MM96 [=Anthothrips flavipes^MM96; incl. Hindsiana catchingsi Watson 1924^MM96, Cryptothrips citri Watson 1918^MM96, Haplothrips cubensis Watson 1924^MM96, Ha. funki Watson 1920^MM96, Ha. harnedi Watson 1922^MM96, Zygothrips inermis Hood 1919^P73, Watsoniella jonesiana Cott 1950^MM96, Haplothrips longisetis Bagnall 1913^MM96, Ha. oneco Watson 1924^MM96, Zygothrips pullus Hood & Williams 1915^MM96, Cryptothrips salicis Jones 1912^MM96, *Karynia (l. c.) weigeli Watson 1922^MM96]

Karnyothrips longiceps (Hood 1908) [=Zygothrips longiceps, Apterygothrips longiceps; incl. Cephalothrips errans Moulton 1911]^MM96

Karnyothrips melaleucus (Bagnall 1911) [=Hindsiana melaleuca; incl. Zygothrips bicolor Hood & Williams 1915, H. cocois Watson 1922, Cephalothrips elongatus Watson 1919, H. pini Watson 1922]^MM96

*Type species of generic name indicated

References

[MM96] Mound, L. A., & R. Marullo. 1996. The thrips of Central and South America: an introduction (Insecta: Thysanoptera). Memoirs on Entomology, International 6: 1–487.

[P73] Pitkin, B. R. 1973. A revision of the Australian Haplothripini, with descriptions of three new species (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae). Aust. Ent. Soc. 12: 315–339.