Because of the above stated differences, I am assigning the new Jamaican species to a new subgenus of Chlorocoris, described below. The material available for study consisted of four specimens, two males and two females, from two localities in Jamaica. The Jamaican specimens were compared to material in my reference collection, including paratypes from my earlier revision of Chlorocoris. The habitus drawing of the new species was prepared by Daniel Schmidt of Schuyler, Nebraska, based on one paratype specimen. All other illustrations were tracings from camera lucida with a Wild M-5 dissecting microscope at magnification 25x and 50x.
All measurements are from the male holotype unless otherwise indicated.
Measurements were made with a Zeiss SV8 dissecting microscope with a 10x graduated ocular. Chlorocoris tarsalis, New Species . Head triangular, lateral margins of juga straight, or nearly so, to beyond apex of tylus. Rostrum long, apex reaching third visible abdominal sternite in repose. Superior apices of femora angulate.