Rhagovelia tenuipes Champion, 1898
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Rhagovelia tenuipes Champion, 1898 View in CoL
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New records. BRAZIL • 2 ♀; Maranhão, Caxias, Baixa Grande stream; −04.75722, −043.66055, 06 Aug. 2019; C.L. Franco et al. leg.; LEAq 00267 GoogleMaps • 36 ♂, 19 ♀; Maranhão, Caxias, Primavera stream; −04.84916, −043.49527; 06 Aug. 2019; C.L. Franco et al. leg.; LEAq 00176 GoogleMaps • 150 ♂, 112 ♀; Maranhão, Codó, Saco river ; −04.62482, −043.90249; 02 Oct. 2019; C.L. Franco et al. leg.; LEAq 00275 GoogleMaps .
Identification. Like R. hambletoni , R. tenuipes belongs to the angustipes complex of species ( Polhemus 1997). Our males could be distinguished from R. hambletoni by the abdominal laterotergites bowed laterally and the longer hind femur, slightly longer than half of the body length ( Fig. 11M). Females of R. tenuipes were easily distinguished from those of R. hambletoni based on the laterotergites not reflected over the mediotergites ( Fig. 11O) and the hind femur with at least seven spines (Moreira 2012).
Distribution in Brazil. RR, AM, PA, MA*, MT, MS, MG, ES, SP, RJ.
Subfamily Veliinae
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