Cixia

Cixia
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animals
Type of:	Arthropods
Grade:	Insects
Squad:	Half-winged
Suborder:	Auchenorrhyncha
Infrastructure:	Fulgoromorpha
Superfamily:	Fulgoroidea
Family:	Cycloids
Gender:	Cixia
Latin name
	Cixius Latreille , 1804

Tsixii ( lat. Cixius ) - a genus of winged insects from the family of tsixiids.

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Description

The body is slightly flattened in the dorso-abdominal direction. Small cicadal semi-winged insects. Length 5 - 10 mm. The head is short, already pronotum. The forehead is wide. Middle back with 3 keels. The front wings fold flat. No grains or tubercles between the ends of the longitudinal veins at the apical end of the anterior wings. The legs are pretty slender. Myrmecophilous representatives (for example, C. nitidus ) have an enlarged swollen head and varying degrees of reduction of the head carinae and wings ^[1] ^[2] ^[3] .

Systematics

40 species are indicated for the fauna of Russia and adjacent territories ^[1] .

Species: Cixius acceptus - C. actunus - C. aculeatus - C. acutus - C. admirabilis - C. adornatus - C. adspersus - C. aduncus - C. aequa - C. africana - C. albida - C. albistriga - C .almon - C. alpestris - C. alpinus - C. anceps - C. angustatus - C. anmashanus - C. apicalis - C. apicatus - C. apicemaculatus - C. aquilonius - C. aragoensis - C. ariadne - C. arisanus - C. armatus - C. armiger - C. australis - C. azofloresi - C. azomariae - C. azopicavus - C. azoterceirae - C. balli - C. bamendensis - C. bandara - C. basalis - C. beieri - C bicolor - C. bidentis - C. bipunctata - C. brachydentus - C. brachyptera - C. brocha - C. broncus - C. bueae - C. caldwelli - C. caledonica - C. cambricus - C. canariensis - C. capillatus - C. carniolicus - C. cathetus - C. cavazoricus - C. chaoensis - C. chinai - C. chituanus - C. chouorum - C. chydaeus - C. cingulata - C. circinatus - C. circulus - C. citrinus - C. clarus - C. clitellus - C. coloepeum - C. communis - C. comptus - C. conjector - C. crambiformis - C. cultus - C. cunicularius - C. curvicostatus - C curvus - C. cyclus - C. decoris - C. deflexus - C. denotatus - C. dentatus - C. denticulatus - C. desertorum - C. diasta - C. diductus - C. dilatus - C. dilectus - C. dislogicus - C. distinctus - C. distinguendus - C. divisus - C. dotatus - C. dubius - C. elbergi - C. elegantulus - C. elongatus - C. evexus - C. fangi - C. fasciolaris - C. finitus - C flavescens - C. flaviceps - C. flavobrunneus - C. furvus - C. fustis - C. gayi - C. gladius - C. grammicus - C. granulatus - C. gravelyi - C. guttulatus - C. habunus - C. hachijonis - C. hakonensis - C. haupti - C. helvolus - C. heydenii - C. hirundinarius - C. hispidus - C. homtiniensis - C. hopponis - C. hsui - C. hueisunus - C. hyalin us - C. hylaeus - C. ibukisanus - C. inaffectatus - C. incisus - C. inexspectatus - C. inficita - C. inflatus - C. insueta - C. insularis - C. intermedia - C. kalehensis - C. kivuensis - C. kommonis - C. krameri - C. kukuanus - C. kuyaniana - C. laboriosus - C. ladon - C. latus - C. leei - C. lepidus - C. leucoescatius - C. linearis - C. lineolatus - C. linorum - C. logvinenkoae - C. logvinenkovae - C. lotti - C. luridus - C. maculosus - C. madeirensis - C. mahungui - C. manengoubae - C. matsumurai - C. meifengensis - C. meruanus - C. metcalfi - C. misellus - C. montaguei - C. montanus - C. monticelli - C. montosus - C. morion - C. mubalensis - C. mukanensis - C. mukwanus - C. murreensis - C. narke - C. nawae - C. nervosus - C. nielsoni - C. nike - C. nitens - C. nitidus - C. nitobei - C. nordicus - C. nycticola - C. obliquus - C. obuduensis - C. obvius - C. ochrace us - C. operosus - C. oppositus - C. orca - C. ornatipennis - C. pallens - C. pallipes - C. palmensis - C. palmeros - C. parallelus - C. parinarii - C. parumpunctatus - C. pascuorum - C. paucus - C. perexiguus - C. perpendicularis - C. persicus - C. perturbatus - C. petilus - C. phaepterus - C. pidani - C. pilifer - C. pilosus - C. pilosellus - C. pinarcolada - C. pini - C. pirene - C. polydentis - C. praecox - C. privus - C. procerus - C. procrustes - C. prodotes - C. prognatus - C. prominens - C. pruinosa - C. pseudocunicularis - C. pseudomukanensis - C. punctulatus - C. pyrenaicus - C. quinarius - C. rarus - C. ratonicus - C. remmi - C. remotus - C. resurgens - C. reversus - C. ripariusi - C. rufus - C. rufofasciatus - C. sanctangeli - C. scotti - C. scyllae - C. segregatus - C. selengensis - C. separatus - C. seriatus - C. serratus - C. servillei - C. setinervis - C. sibiricus - C. sidnicus - C. signifer - C. similis - C. simplex - C. sphagnetophilus - C. spinosus - C. spirus - C. stallei - C. sticticus - C. stigmatus - C. stigmaticus - C. stigmaticalis - C. sulcifrons - C. suturalis - C. tacanda - C. taipingshanus - C. taiwanus - C. tappana - C. terminalis - C. theroni - C. towadensis - C. transversus - C. trifasciatus - C. triregius - C. trirhacoides - C. trispinosus - C. tsuifenghuenis - C. tungpuus - C. turkestanicus - C. tzuenus - C. ugandanus - C. ukrainicus - C. umbrosus - C. unidentatus - C. vallaris - C. vandykei - C. varicolor - C. vatius - C. velox - C. venustulus - C. verticalis - C. vilis - C. vitripennis - C. vittatus - C. wagneri - C. wui - C. wusheus - C. yangi - C. youngi - C. yufengi

Notes

↑ ¹ ² Emelyanov A.F. Tsikadov Sem. Cixiidae of Russia and adjacent territories. - Keys to the fauna of Russia, published by the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Vol. 177. - St. Petersburg-M.: KMK, 2015.
↑ Key to insects of the European part of the USSR. T. I. Lower, ancient winged, with incomplete transformation. / under the general ed. Corr. G. Ya. Bey-Bienko . - M. - L .: “Science”, 1964. - S. 449-459. - 936 p. - (Keys to the fauna of the USSR, published by the Zoological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR ; issue 84.). - 6300 copies. . (Emelyanov A.F. Suborder Cicadinea (Auchenorrhyncha) - Cycadic: p.337-437)
↑ Key to insects of the Far East of the USSR. T. II. Damselfly and half-winged / under the total. ed. P.A. Lera . - L .: Nauka, 1988 .-- S. 441-442. - 972 p. - 1950 copies. - ISBN 5-7442-0921-2 . (Anufriev G.A., Emelyanov A.F. Suborder Cicadinea (Auchenorrhyncha) - Cycadic: p.12-495)

Links

Cixia // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.

[Емельянов2015-1] ¹ ² Emelyanov A.F. Tsikadov Sem. Cixiidae of Russia and adjacent territories. - Keys to the fauna of Russia, published by the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Vol. 177. - St. Petersburg-M.: KMK, 2015.

[опр1-2] Key to insects of the European part of the USSR. T. I. Lower, ancient winged, with incomplete transformation. / under the general ed. Corr. G. Ya. Bey-Bienko . - M. - L .: “Science”, 1964. - S. 449-459. - 936 p. - (Keys to the fauna of the USSR, published by the Zoological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR ; issue 84.). - 6300 copies. . (Emelyanov A.F. Suborder Cicadinea (Auchenorrhyncha) - Cycadic: p.337-437)

[опр2-3] Key to insects of the Far East of the USSR. T. II. Damselfly and half-winged / under the total. ed. P.A. Lera . - L .: Nauka, 1988 .-- S. 441-442. - 972 p. - 1950 copies. - ISBN 5-7442-0921-2 . (Anufriev G.A., Emelyanov A.F. Suborder Cicadinea (Auchenorrhyncha) - Cycadic: p.12-495)