Four new species of Luciuranus fireflies from the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest (Coleoptera: Lampyridae) Da Silveira, Luiz F. L. Souto, Paula M. Mermudes, J. R. M. Zootaxa 2018 2018-04-20 4413 1 173 186 8NC32 Da Silveira & Souto & Mermudes, 2018 Da Silveira & Souto & Mermudes 2018 [151,386,583,609] Insecta Lampyridae Luciuranus GBIF Animalia Coleoptera 8 181 Arthropoda species takiyae sp. nov.   Diagnosis.Elytron entirely dark-brown ( Figs. 58). Male with eye small (half as wide as distance between eyes) ( Fig. 62); pygidium almost 4xsternum VIII greatest length, with lateral margins convergent posteriad, posterior margin with median third rounded, ventral keels convergent posteriad, sinuose in lateral view ( Figs. 66–68); sternum IX 3xlonger than aedeagus, arms lacking stout subapical setae, convergent posteriad, apices truncate, right arm slightly longer ( Figs. 69–71); paramere slightly curved inwards, apex rounded ( Figs. 72, 74).   Description. Male.Colour pattern overall dark brown, except by the yellow spots of rudimentary larval lanterns on sternum VIII ( Figs. 58, 68). Pronotum with distance between posterior angles shorter than pronotal greatest width, narrower than distance between elytral humeri, posterior angles obtuse ( Fig. 64). Hypomeron ventrally rounded ( Fig. 63). Eye small (half as wide as distance between eyes) ( Fig. 62), shorter than head ( Fig. 63); antennomere IV 2xlonger than wide ( Fig. 61); pygidium almost 4xlonger than sternum VIII greatest length, with lateral margins convergent posteriad, posterior margin with median third rounded, ventral keels convergent posteriad, sinuose in lateral view ( Figs. 66–68); sternum VIII strongly emarginated ( Fig. 68); sternum IX 3xlonger than aedeagus, arms lacking stout subapical setae, convergent posteriad, apices truncate, right arm slightly longer ( Figs. 69–71); syntergite bearing distinct transversal and medial sutures ( Fig. 69, 70); aedeagus with phallus subparallel-sided, basal projections of parameres fused medially, then projected basally, paramere slightly curved inwards, apex rounded ( Figs. 72, 74).   Etymology.The specific epithet takiyaeis a noun in the genitive case, given after our colleague and friend, Professor Daniela Maeda Takiya, who was the first to find specimens of this species.     TypeMaterial. Holotype: BRAZIL, Rio de Janeiro, Teresópolis,  Parque Nacional da Serrados Órgãos, 22°26'55'' S, 43°0'16'' W,  II.2013, Silveira& Khattar leg., male ( DZRJ 1619).   Paratype: BRAZIL, 22°26'51'' S, 43°0'19'' W,  II/2013, Takiya& Santos leg., one male ( DZRJ 1632). 1838188840 2013-02 DZRJ Parque Nacional da Serra dos Orgaos & Silveira & Khattar Brazil -22.44861 Parque Nacional da Serra 21 -43.004444 Teresopolis 8 181 DZRJ 1619 2 Rio de Janeiro holotype 1838188853 2013-02 DZRJ Takiya & Santos Brazil -22.447498 BRAZIL 21 -43.00528 8 181 DZRJ 1632 1 paratype