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- Two previously unidentified female species of the genus Epipleoneura, E. capilliformis and E. albuquerquei, are described and diagnosed.
- E. capilliformis features a unique trilobed hind lobe with an elevated middle section, distinguishing it from other females in the genus.
- In contrast, E. albuquerquei possesses a smooth, posteriorly oriented hind lobe that is concave, resembling E. haroldoi but differing in its structure.
Article Abstract
We describe, illustrate and diagnose two hitherto unknown females of the genus Epipleoneura Williamson, 1915: E. capilliformis (Selys, 1886) and E. albuquerquei Machado, 1964. Both females are diagnosed based on the prothoracic hind lobe morphology: in E. capilliformis, the hind lobe is trilobed, with an elevated median portion, unique within the known females of the genus. Females of E. albuquerquei have an entire, posteriorly oriented (i.e. not partitioned into additional lobes) hind lobe, similar to E. haroldoi Santos, 1964, although more concave.
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