Minitingis minusculus
Barber, 1954
Minitingis minusculus is a of lace bug described by Barber in 1954. It belongs to the Tingidae, a group of true bugs characterized by their distinctive reticulated, lace-like forewings. The species has been synonymized under the Zetekella in some taxonomic treatments, though it remains recognized as Minitingis minusculus in other sources. It is known from the Caribbean region.



Pronunciation
How to pronounce Minitingis minusculus: /məˌnɪˈtɪn.dʒɪs maɪˈnʊs.kjʊləs/
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Distribution
Caribbean region, with records from Bahoo (Bahamas).
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Taxonomic Note
GBIF lists this as a synonym of Zetekella minuscula, while iNaturalist and Wikipedia maintain it under the Minitingis. This reflects ongoing taxonomic uncertainty regarding the generic placement of this species.