Description of New Miridae and Tingidae Species (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) and New Records from Southern Turkey

Heteroptera fauna of Turkey was subject to numerous research, starting with Horv?th (1883) which is considered to be the first publication that specifically focused on the Heteroptera fauna of Turkey and it presented records of 176 Heteroptera species from Bursa. The first milestone in the knowledge of Heteroptera fauna of Turkey was laid by Hoberlandt (1956), and later by finder et al. (2006) both of which, to some extent, summarized the current knowledge of Heteroptera fauna of Turkey at their times. Since the publication of the last review of the Heteroptera fauna of Turkey, in 2006, many faunistic and taxonomic studies have contributed to our understanding of the diversity of In this study, Fulvius anatolicus ?er?i & Gorczyca sp. n., Orthotylus (Pinocapsus) kmenti ?er?i & Ko?ak sp. n. (Miridae) and Lasiacantha karamanensis ?er?i & Ko?ak sp. n. (Tingidae) are described from Turkey. Dorsal habitus of each species, male and female genitalia of F. anatolicus sp. n. and male genitalia of O. (P.) kmenti sp. n. are illustrated. Differential diagnostic features between closely related species and the new species are given. Additionally, Hallodapus costae (Miridae) and Tempyra biguttula (Rhyparochromidae) are recorded from Turkey for the first time. Latter is a new alien species for the fauna of Turkey. In this study, Fulvius anatolicus ?er?i & Gorczyca sp. n., Orthotylus (Pinocapsus) kmenti ?er?i & Ko?ak sp. n. (Miridae) and Lasiacantha karamanensis ?er?i & Ko?ak sp. n. (Tingidae) are described from Turkey. Dorsal habitus of each species, male and female genitalia of F. anatolicus sp. n. and male genitalia of O. (P.) kmenti sp. n. are illustrated. Differential diagnostic features between closely related species and the new species are given. Additionally, Hallodapus costae (Miridae) and Tempyra biguttula (Rhyparochromidae) are recorded from Turkey for the first time. Latter is a new