Neoperla bareensis, Zwick & Zwick, 2023
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5316.1.1 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:BC922E16-2614-4F3D-AD82-87A845DE7E2B |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8154263 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E12C876C-4AE9-FF00-FF4F-FAD4FBC009FA |
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scientific name |
Neoperla bareensis |
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sp. nov. |
60. Neoperla bareensis n. sp.
( Figs. 340–343 View FIGURES 340–343 )
Type material. Republic of Cameroon, ♀ Holotype: Kamerun, Bare [Baré, 5.019471°N, 9.963293°E], 24.- 28.XI.[19]08, Riggenbach ( NEOP227 , Z19.02; MfNB, pinned). GoogleMaps
Habitus. A large female, WL 18mm. Light ochre, only the intra-ocellar spot and an indistinct streak along the occipital suture are dark.
Male. Unknown.
Female ( Fig. 340 View FIGURES 340–343 ). S8 soft, without pattern, caudal edge unmodified, without strong setae. Vagina small, with many fine spicules laterally from the SSt which forms a thin coil barely twice as long as the vagina. The extensible and partly bare basal section is short, distally there is a dense pavement of scales.
Egg ( Figs. 341–343 View FIGURES 340–343 ). Size 350*200µm, egg contour with slight angles near midlength and at base of parabolic operculum. About 25 levogyrous striae between anchor pole and base of operculum. No collar, anchor cavity large, opening constrained by the inward-turned chorion ( Fig. 341 View FIGURES 340–343 ). Stem of mushroom-shaped anchor inserted in a small central depression ( Fig. 341 View FIGURES 340–343 ). Costae are smooth, bare ( Fig. 342 View FIGURES 340–343 ). Two regular rows of micro-punctures in the very narrow sulci diverge a little around micropyles ( Fig. 343 View FIGURES 340–343 ). Ends of sulci a little wider and punctate, top of operculum with punctate polygonal cells ( Fig. 342 View FIGURES 340–343 ).
DNA ( Figs. 491–492 View FIGURE 491 View FIGURE 492 , 497). The female holotype from Cameroon, the only known specimen, was sequenced with the genome-skimming approach, obtaining 10,962bp of the mitochondrial, protein-coding genes. The species is strongly supported (36.9/97/98) as sister to N. lineata n. sp..
Etymology. The name is an adjective derived from the name of the type locality.
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