A Catalogue and Historical Study of the Odonata of Ecuador Author Mauffray, William F. Author Tennessen, Kenneth J. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-07-03 4628 1 1 265 journal article 26210 10.11646/zootaxa.4628.1.1 3e77e5cf-7e8a-490d-a5f7-c571b90aea57 1175-5326 3335707 E4C2F52F-9A1A-4C55-B03B-C87B2B4C4676 Miocora Calvert, 1917 Medium-sized damselflies with clear wings, sometimes with an apical brown spot on the hindwing ( Fig. 57 ). One of the two known species occurs in Ecuador . Habitat is sluggish small streams, oviposition taking place in damp logs. See Kennedy (1940) for identification. Miocora peraltica Calvert, 1917 . Publ. Recs. ECU : (H14), (P16); * ES : Daigle et al. (1997) . Also CEN, COL: (H08), (P11). Addl. Data. ES , San Lorenzo : 2 ♂♂ , stream 5 km NW of Lita along RR tracks ( 0.8847 , -78.4667 , 500m ), 5 ii 1997 , leg. & det. JJD [JJD, KJT]; 1 ♂ , Lita along RR track 1–5 km W adjacent to Río Baboso seeps, pools & streams ( 0.8792 , -78.4589 , 535m ), 5 ii 1997 , leg. & det. WFM [FSCA]; 1 ♂ , Río Canande Reserve, 35 km NE of Quininde, tributary of Río Hoja Blanca, swampy trickle in forest ( 0.5264 , -79.2122 , 345m ), 20 x 2012 , leg. Fred Morrison & WAH, det. WAH [WAH]. Note: Questions remain concerning the synonymy of M. subapicalis with M. peraltica (Bota-Sierra, pers. comm.).