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Scanning Electron Micrographs of Philicoris mayon sp. n. visualizing the A scent gland evaporative area, and B the pretarsus.
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Philicoris , a new genus of the mirid subfamily Deraeocorinae, tribe Hyaliodini, is described from the Philippines. New species Philicorismayonsp. n. and Philicorispalalisp. n. from the island of Luzon are documented with photographic images of the dorsal habitus and male genital structures.
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