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As of now, within the lace bug family   Tingidae   (  Cimicomorpha  ), only 1.5% of the species described have been cytogenetically studied. In this paper, male karyotypes of    Stephanitis   caucasica   ,    S.   pyri   ,    Physatocheila   confinis   ,    Lasiacantha   capucina   ,    Dictyla   rotundata    and    D.   echii    were studied using  FISH  mapping with an 18S rDNA marker. The results show variability: the major rDNA sites are predominantly located on a pair of autosomes but occasionally on the X and Y chromosomes. All currently available data on the distribution of the major rDNA in the   Tingidae   karyotypes are summarized and shortly discussed. Our main concern is to clarify whether the chromosomal position of rDNA loci can contribute to resolving the phylogenetic relationships among the   Tingidae   taxa.

Further evidence for the variability of the 18S rDNA loci in the family Tingidae ( Hemiptera , Heteroptera )