Attenuipyga

Oman, 1949

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Attenuipyga is a of leafhoppers in the Cicadellidae, tribe Hecalini, described by Oman in 1949. The genus is part of the diverse Deltocephalinae, one of the largest groups of leafhoppers. At least one , Attenuipyga vanduzeei, has been studied in Wisconsin regarding its distribution, , and . The genus is placed within the tribe Hecalini, whose members are generally associated with grasses and sedges.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Attenuipyga: /æ.təˌnjuː.ɪˈpaɪ.ɡə/

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Distribution

The Attenuipyga has been documented in North America; Attenuipyga vanduzeei has been specifically studied in Wisconsin.

Similar Taxa

  • HecalusBoth belong to tribe Hecalini and share similar grassland associations; Hecalus is the type of the tribe and may be confused with Attenuipyga in field collections.
  • DeltocephalusBoth are in Deltocephalinae and share general leafhopper ; Deltocephalus is more widely distributed and -rich, requiring careful examination of genitalia for separation.

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