Neoperla sassandrae Zwick & Zwick 2023, n. sp.
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| contents | <p><b>40. <i>Neoperla sassandrae</i> n. sp.</b></p><p>(Figs. 217–221)</p><p><b>Type material:</b> <b>holotype</b> ♀ (NEOP343; Z19/91), 4 ♀ <b>paratypes</b>, <b>République de Côte d'Ivoire:</b> Sassandra R., Soubré [5.76, -6.60], light trap, M. Mühlenberg, 16.8.1970 (SMNS).</p><p><b>Habitus</b>. WL 10.5–11.5 mm. Yellow, a small light brown spot between the ocelli. Wings slightly turbid, veins brownish.</p><p><b>Male</b>. Unknown.</p><p><b>Female</b> (Figs. 217–219). S8 with a short transverse subgenital plate. The brown mark on S8 is large and deeply indented in front, caudally it is truncate. Mark sharply subdivided by a transverse pale streak. Vagina basally supported by sclerotised lateral folds, distally regularly rounded, top with distinct oblique folds which are very apparent along the sides. SSt densely scaly, only a short basal stretch bare on concave side. SSt about 4* as long as S8 and vagina. No spines in vagina but many delicate microtrichia caudally from insertion of SSt. Spermatheca coiled.</p><p><b>Egg</b> (Fig. 220–221). Slender, 352*180µm. About 20 straight striae, the bare costae are unusually narrow, the sulci exceptionally wide, with irregular punctures and unmodified micropyles. Operculum parabolic, smooth, punctation fine, unordered. Collar sessile, with 2 rings of cells, anchor cavity deep, anchor mushroom-shaped, with single solid stem.</p><p><b>DNA</b> (Figs. 491–492, 496). Only the female holotype from Ivory Coast was sequenced with the genome-skimming approach, obtaining 2,742bp of mitochondrial, protein-coding genes. The species is maximally supported (100/100/100) as being nested within <i>N. burgeoni</i>, and further molecular study with nuclear markers is needed to resolve this discrepancy between morphological and molecular characters.</p><p><b>Notes</b>. The status of <i>N. sassandrae</i> <b>n. sp.</b> as a separate species is doubtful. A reduction of the caudal of the three marks on female S8 is characteristic of the <i>burgeoni</i> -complex: in <i>N. burgeoni</i> it is absent and the caudal half of sternite is entirely pale, with straight caudal edge; in <i>N. beta</i>, the caudal mark is small to vestigial. The opposite occurs in <i>N. sassandrae</i>: S8 is covered by a brown mark with only a narrow pale slot in front of the distal part which extends onto the short subgenital plate. The lateral vaginal sclerites, the long SSt and especially the narrow egg costae are also characteristic. However, by DNA it is an early diverging taxon within <i>N. burgeoni</i> and not a distinct species.</p><p><b>Etymology</b>. The name is a noun in apposition in the genitive case referring to the upstream region of the river where the specimens were collected.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Neoperla sassandrae Zwick & Zwick 2023, n. sp. Zwick, Peter Zwick, Andreas Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Plecoptera Perlidae Neoperla Neoperla sassandrae <p><b>40. <i>Neoperla sassandrae</i> n. sp.</b></p><p>(Figs. 217–221)</p><p><b>Type material:</b> <b>holotype</b> ♀ (NEOP343; Z19/91), 4 ♀ <b>paratypes</b>, <b>République de Côte d'Ivoire:</b> Sassandra R., Soubré [5.76, -6.60], light trap, M. Mühlenberg, 16.8.1970 (SMNS).</p><p><b>Habitus</b>. WL 10.5–11.5 mm. Yellow, a small light brown spot between the ocelli. Wings slightly turbid, veins brownish.</p><p><b>Male</b>. Unknown.</p><p><b>Female</b> (Figs. 217–219). S8 with a short transverse subgenital plate. The brown mark on S8 is large and deeply indented in front, caudally it is truncate. Mark sharply subdivided by a transverse pale streak. Vagina basally supported by sclerotised lateral folds, distally regularly rounded, top with distinct oblique folds which are very apparent along the sides. SSt densely scaly, only a short basal stretch bare on concave side. SSt about 4* as long as S8 and vagina. No spines in vagina but many delicate microtrichia caudally from insertion of SSt. Spermatheca coiled.</p><p><b>Egg</b> (Fig. 220–221). Slender, 352*180µm. About 20 straight striae, the bare costae are unusually narrow, the sulci exceptionally wide, with irregular punctures and unmodified micropyles. Operculum parabolic, smooth, punctation fine, unordered. Collar sessile, with 2 rings of cells, anchor cavity deep, anchor mushroom-shaped, with single solid stem.</p><p><b>DNA</b> (Figs. 491–492, 496). Only the female holotype from Ivory Coast was sequenced with the genome-skimming approach, obtaining 2,742bp of mitochondrial, protein-coding genes. The species is maximally supported (100/100/100) as being nested within <i>N. burgeoni</i>, and further molecular study with nuclear markers is needed to resolve this discrepancy between morphological and molecular characters.</p><p><b>Notes</b>. The status of <i>N. sassandrae</i> <b>n. sp.</b> as a separate species is doubtful. A reduction of the caudal of the three marks on female S8 is characteristic of the <i>burgeoni</i> -complex: in <i>N. burgeoni</i> it is absent and the caudal half of sternite is entirely pale, with straight caudal edge; in <i>N. beta</i>, the caudal mark is small to vestigial. The opposite occurs in <i>N. sassandrae</i>: S8 is covered by a brown mark with only a narrow pale slot in front of the distal part which extends onto the short subgenital plate. The lateral vaginal sclerites, the long SSt and especially the narrow egg costae are also characteristic. However, by DNA it is an early diverging taxon within <i>N. burgeoni</i> and not a distinct species.</p><p><b>Etymology</b>. The name is a noun in apposition in the genitive case referring to the upstream region of the river where the specimens were collected.</p> |
| title | Neoperla sassandrae Zwick & Zwick 2023, n. sp. |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Plecoptera Perlidae Neoperla Neoperla sassandrae |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8154232 |