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Male karyotypes of    Elasmotropis   testacea    (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1835),    Tingis   cardui    (Linnaeus, 1758),    T.   crispata    (Herrich-Schaeffer, 1838), and    Agramma   femorale    Thomson, 1871 (  Heteroptera  ,   Cimicomorpha  ,   Tingidae  ) were analyzed using conventional chromosome staining and FISH with 18S rDNA and (TTAGG)  n   telomeric probes. The FISH technique was applied for the first time in the   Tingidae  . In spite of the fact that all species showed the same chromosome number (2n = 12 + XY), they have significant differences in the number and position of rDNA loci. FISH with the classical insect (TTAGG)  n   probe produced no signals on chromosomes suggesting telomeres in lace bugs to be of some other molecular composition.   Tingidae   share absence of the (TTAGG)  n   telomeric sequence with all so far studied taxa of the advanced true bug infraorders   Cimicomorpha   and   Pentatomomorpha  .

Variability of 18rDNA loci in four lace bug species ( Hemiptera , Tingidae ) with the same chromosome number