Oligoneuriopsis sp.
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Oligoneuriopsis sp. |
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Oligoneuriopsis sp. Figure 13 View Figure 13
Material examined.
Iran • 2♂; Ghilan, Sefid-rud River, close to Rudbar [Roodbar]; app. 36.817°N, 49.433°E; alt. 180 m a.s.l.; 4 Aug. 1972; W. Heinz coll. & V. Puthz leg. to MZL.
Male imago.
Gonostyli 4-segmented, the basal one a little bit less than 4 × the length of segments 2 to 4 combined. Segment 2 not enlarged distally, more than 2 × longer than wide. Penis lobes with sclerotized proximal process ending in a single projection; lateral longitudinal lobe ending in a distinct club-shaped sclerite ca. 2 × larger than the lateral lobe (Fig. 13 View Figure 13 ). Cerci with whorls of long setae at each junction.
Affinities.
These two specimens are in bad state (legs missing, wings broken), but nevertheless we think it is important to report this finding. The shape of the genitalia is different from those of the previous species, somewhat intermediary between those of O. skhounate and O. orontensis . Second segment of gonostyli is also much slender than in the two previous species. These specimens could be the alate stages of O. villosus , but they are reported from a far distant place (ca 700 km); hence they could also belong to a new, undescribed species. Due to these uncertainties and the lack of proper material, we prefer mentioning it without naming it.
Known distribution.
Iran.
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