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A new genus, Stenolidia, and new species, S. ma^na (type species), are described and illustrated. Stenolidia from Guyana is the fifth genus in the trihe Tinobregniini and the third that has come to light since the tribe was revised in 1975. Since the revision of the tribe Tinobregniini (Nielson 1975), two new genera, Tantulidia Nielson and Corilidia Nielson (Nielson 1979, 1982), have been described and assigned to the tribe. At this time I describe a new genns, Stenolidia , from Guyana and add a fifth member to the tribe that further broadens the tribal concept and distribution of the group. The tribe Tinobregniini, sensu stricto, originally included only Tinobregmus Van Duzee from the southern United States. DeLong (1945) described additional species of Tinobregmus from Mexico; then he later (1969) described Chilelana from Chile and assigned it to the Tinobregniini. Narrow crowns, brachytery, and pronotal concealment of forewing bases were the primary characters that united these members of the

New genus and species of leafhopper in the tribe Tinobregmini (Homoptera: Cicadellidae: Coelidiinae)