TABLE­ ­ 2. Comparison of Paraputo blackmani sp. ­­ n. ­­ with other species of Paraputo (not already included in Table 1) with 2 or 3 conical setae in each anal lobe cerarius. in -- A- - new- - species- - of- - Paraputo- - Laing- - 1929 -- (Hemiptera: -- Coccomorpha: -- Pseudococcidae) -- from- - India

TABLE­­2. Comparison of Paraputo blackmani sp.­­n.­­ with other species of Paraputo (not already included in Table 1) with 2 or 3 conical setae in each anal lobe cerarius.SpeciesNo.­­ pairs­­of­­ cerariiNo.­­conical­­ setae­­in­­ anal­­lobe­­ cerariusNo.­­ antennal­­ segmentsMultilocular­­ discpore­­distributionTubular­­ducts­­(no.­­of­­ types­­and­­distribution)Additional­­ differences­­ from­­ P. blackmani ­­ReferenceP. blackmani sp.­­n.727 (occas.6)Single / double rows across posterior edges of abd. segs VI & VII, and on anterior edge of seg. VIII2 types, slightly different lengths: longer type on submargins of abd. segs VI, VII & VIII; mixed types across middles of segs V & VI; and shorter type posterior to vulva and between anal lobesn/an/aP. neonaucleae182 or 37–8Grouped around vulva, sometimes 1 or 2 medially on abd. seg. VIAbsentCirculus absent. Anterior cerarian setae with flagellate tips; all cerarii situated on weakly sclerotised areas; auxiliary setae long (ca. 90 µm)Williams (2004)P. odontomachi1727Medially on posterior edges of abd.segs VI & VII, apparently absent posterior to vulva1 type, on medial area of abd. seg. V; occasionally on seg. VI, also in marginal groups on seg. VII; marginal ducts sometimes slightly larger than those in medial areasAll abd. cerarii with ventral surface sclerotized. Hind coxa, femur & tibia all with translucent poresWilliams (2004)P. sinuosus182 or 36Single posterior row on abd. seg. VI, and on anterior and posterior edges of seg VII, others present posterior to vulva3 main types; submarginal groups on abd. segs II‒VII, also on anal lobes and posterior to vulva; minute type medially on segs IV–VI, also numerous between anal lobesLateral margins of all abd. segs developed into prominences; dorsum with short stiff setae, but with flagellate setae flanking anal ring; translucent pores very numerous on hind coxae, on both surfacesWilliams (2004)