6.7. Neocarus comalensis Vázquez & Klompen, 2015

Neocarus comalensis Vázquez & Klompen 2015: 538– 542, figs. 1B, 2, 3B, 4B–C, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B–D, 9B (original description)

Holotype: F (CNAC 007217; 4 slides). MEXICO, Guerrero, El Comal, elevation 1749 m (in Guerrero Mountains on Pacific side), 18°27’36.0”N 99°24’36.0”W; colls. O. Francke, H. Montaño; under stones in low tropical forest; coll. event no. CNAC 005975.

Paratypes: Same collection event data: M (CNAC 007218, 3 slides); F (OSAL 0105726, 4 slides); F (OSAL 0105741, 4 slides); F (OSAL 0105737, 4 slides); M (OSAL 0105734, 3 slides); M (OSAL 0105745, 3 slides); M (OSAL 0105748, 3 slides); M (OSAL 0105730, 4 slides); TN (OSAL 0105751, 3 slides) .

Distribution: Guerrero (Mexico).

Notes: Holotype F (CNAC 007217) and one paratype M (CNAC 007218) at CNAC; paratypes at OSAL, UQROO. The authors did not include when the material was collected.

Etymology: Derived from the primary collection locality, El Comal, Guerrero, Mexico. Comal is a Nahuatl word for an extended disk used by Mexicans to cook tortillas.