Revue suisse de Zoologie (March 2016) 123( 1 ): 139-152 ISSN 0035-418 New and little known Epilamprinae (Dictyoptera: Blaberidae) from the collections of the Muséum d’histoire naturelle de Genève and the Zoological Institute RAS, Saint Petersburg. Part 2 Leonid N. Anisyutkin Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Universitetskaya Emb. 1, 199034 Saint Petersburg, Russia. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] Abstract: A new species of cockroach, Gurneya rothi sp. nov., is described from Brazil. Rhabdoblatta erubescens (Gerstaecker, 1883) and Rh. punctipennis (Saussure, 1895) are transferred to the genus Africalolampra Roth, 1995. A lectotype of Audreia carinulata (Saussure, 1895) is designated. The Neotropical genus Audreia Shelford, 1910 is ascribed to the tribe Morphnini McKittrick, 1964. A detailed morphological description of the new species is given, and Africalolampra erubescens, A. punctipennis, Audreia carinulata and Pinaconota bifasciata (Saussure, 1862) are redescribed. The male genitalia of G. rothi sp. nov., Africalolampra erubescens, A. punctipennis and the structures of ovipositor of Africalolampra erubescens and Audreia carinulata are described for the first time. Keywords: Gurneya rothi sp. nov. - Africalolampra erubescens - Africalolampra punctipennis - Audreia carinulata - Pinaconota bifasciata - morphology. INTRODUCTION All material studied has been deposited in the Muséum d’histoire naturelle in Geneva, Switzerland (MHNG) or This work is a continuation of a planned series of papers the Zoological Institute Russian Academy of Sciences in devoted to dictyopterans in the collections of the Muséum Saint-Petersburg, Russia (ZIN). d’histoire naturelle in Geneva. It also uses additional material from the collections of the Zoological Institute Russian Academy of Sciences, Saint Petersburg, Russia. Abbreviation used in figures The aim of this paper is to provide morphological descriptions of insufficiently known taxa which are (See text for further details): detailed enough for further phylogenetic investigations. aa. - anterior arch of second valvifer of the female Special attention is paid to the structure of the male and genitalia; female genitalia. ap.scl. - “apical sclerite” of the sclerite L2D in the male genitalia; bsv. - basivalvula of the female genitalia; MATERIAL AND METHODS c.p.RIT - caudal part of sclerite RIT of the male genitalia; The methods described in Anisyutkin (2014, 2015) a. R4 - additional sclerite of right phallomere of the male were used. The present study follows Rehn’s (1951) genitalia; interpretation of the venation of the tegmina and b. L2D - basal part of sclerite L2D of the male genitalia; wings. Description of the anterior margin of fore femur b.L3 - basal subsclerite of the sclerite L3 in the male armament follows Bey-Bienko (1950) and Roth (2003). genitalia; The terminology of male genital sclerites follows Klass b.o. - “bent outgrowth” of basal part of the sclerite L2D (1997) with some modifications. The terminology used in the male genitalia; by Grandcolas (1996) for genital structures is given b.pr. - finger-like basal projection of sclerite L3 of the in parentheses. The terminology of the female genital male genitalia (sensu Roth, 1974); structures follows McKittrick (1964) and Klass (1998). bid. - bulges at sides and in the middle of caudal margin The terms introduced by the author (in the present work of anal plate; and in Anisyutkin, 2014) are given in quotation marks. ch.a. - “chaeta-bearing areas” of the male genitalia; Manuscript accepted 01.12.2015 DOT 10.528 l/zenodo.46293 140 L. N. Anisyutkin d.o. - “dorsal outgrows” of apical part of the sclerite L2D could correspond to the “apical sclerite” of sclerite L2D in the male genitalia; (compare fig. 4 in Roth, 1995 and Figs 10, 11 of present fs. - “folded structure” of the sclerite L3 in the male paper). genitalia; Included species: The type species, A. erubescens gg. - gonangulum of the female genitalia; (Gerstaecker, 1883) and A. punctipennis (Saussure, hge - groove of the sclerite L3 in the male genitalia (sensu 1895). Klass, 1997); l. scl. - lateral sclerites situated lateral to paratergites of ovipositor; Africalolampra erubescens (Gerstaecker, 1883) m. l. - membranous lobe of sclerite L3 of the male Figs 1-19 genitalia; m.pl. - medial plate in the female genitalia; Epilampra erubescens Gerstaecker, 1883: 54. out. - outgrowth at caudal end of sclerite L2D of the male Heterolampra erubescens. - Kirby, 1904: 123. Epilampra erubescens. - Shelford 1910: 14,-Rehn, 1933:408, genitalia; 451, pi. 32, fig. 6, 7. - Princis, 1962: 210, 230. par. - paraproct; pl.s. - plate-like sclerite of the male genitalia; Material examined: MFING; 1 male; “Epilampra r. scl. - rounded sclerite of right phallomere of the male erubescens Gerst.”, “Kamerun L. Conradt 1898-1899”, genitalia; genital complex in prep. 100815/01. - ZIN; 2 males; L3. L4U, RIT, R2, R3, R4, R5 - sclerites of the male “Mundanie Mungo Kamerun H. Rolle Berlin W.”, genitalia; “Epilampra erubescens Gerst.”, “R. Shelford det.”, s. t. - “small tooth” of apical part of the sclerite L3 in the “purchase [in Cyrillic L.A.] H. Rolle”. - ZIN; 2 females; male genitalia; “Mundanie Mungo Kamerun H. Rolle Berlin W.”, sci. - large rectangular sclerite of the male genitalia; “purchase [in Cyrillic L.A.] H. Rolle”. - ZIN; 1 female; sp. - spines of “apical sclerite” of the male genitalia; “Mundanie Mungo Kamerun H. Rolle Berlin W.”, “Epil. tub. - cone-like tubercle of 1st abdominal tergite; erubescens Gerst. R. Shelford det.”, “purchase [in teVIII. - tergal process of the 8th abdominal tergite; Cyrillic L.A.] H. Rolle”. telX. - tergal process of the 9th abdominal tergite; v.L, v.III. - the 1st and 3rd valves of ovipositor Redescription of male: The original description and respectively; the description of Rehn (1933) can be supplemented vs. - vestibular sclerite in the female genitalia. with the following details. Most surfaces of body (head, pronotum, tegmina and abdomen) smooth and lustrous, distal parts of antennae (approximately TAXONOMIC PART from 15-16th segments) dull; very weak punctuation present in vertex, facial part of head, pronotum and Genus Africalolampra Roth, 1995 proximal parts of tegmina, especially in costal field. Remarks: The genus Africalolampra initially comprised Head about as long as wide or slightly wider than a single species, A. ehrmanni, from Kenya (Roth, 1995). long (Fig. 1); ocellar spots small; facial part globular, The genus diagnosis used a complex of characters, without impression or wrinkles between eyes; distance including weak sexual dimorphism (tegmina and wings between eyes 0.7-0.9 times eye length; distance between completely developed in both sexes), metatarsus with 2 antennal sockets about 1.7-1.9 times scape length (0.8- rows of spines along lower margin, tarsal claws distinctly 1.0 mm); approximate length ratio of 3rd-5th segments serrated, first abdominal tergite of male with medial of maxillary palps 1.2 : 1.0 : 1.2. Pronotum as in Fig. 2. specialization, left stylus absent (Roth, 1995). Tegmina and wings completely developed, surpassing The two species discussed below roughly correspond to the abdominal apex. Tegmina with rounded apex, diagnosis of Roth, but A. punctipennis has a pronounced coriaceous in proximal and membranous in distal parts; sexual dimorphism, tegmina and wings completely venation subobsolete in about proximal fourth, distinct developed in the male, but distinctly shortened in the in distal half; costal field long and narrow; Sc thickened female, and an unspecialized first abdominal tergite (see (well visible on ventral side of tegmen) with 1-4 apical description below). The structure of the head is markedly branches; R, M and CuA stems not separated basally; different in A. erubescens and A. punctipennis (compare CuP distinct. Wings mostly membranous, with only Fig. 1 and 24 of present paper). weakly sclerotized area of anterior rami of R\ Sc long The structure of the male genitalia of A. ehrmanni and simple; RA long, with slightly incrassated anterior was described only briefly. The statement that sclerite veins; RS weak; M long and simple; CuA pectinate with L2D (=L2d in Roth, 1995) of the male genitalia is not 4-5 complete (reaching wing margin) veins; behind CuA divided into a basal and apical part is probably erroneous a long and simple vein, probably corresponding to 1st because a small sclerotization is discernible on Fig. 4 in plical vein sensu Rehn (1951) or CuP [probably CuP the original description (Roth, 1995). This sclerotization + Al sensu Bey-Bienko (1950)]; next long and simple New and little known Epilamprinae. Part 2 141 vein probably corresponds to 3rd plical vein sensu intercalary sclerite absent; tergal processes of Rehn (1951); between 1st and 3rd plical veins at base of abdominal segment VIII not reaching paratergites wing located sclerotized field with short reduced vein, of VIII tergite (Fig. 18, teVIIL); tergal processes of probably corresponds to 2nd plical vein sensu Rehn abdominal segment IX completely developed (Fig. 18, (1951); anal fan consisting of 16-17 veins reaching teIX.). Two rounded sclerites (Fig. 18, /.sci.) situated margin of wing; 2-3 possibly jugal veins situated behind lateral to paratergites. Gonangulum distinct, well anal fan. Fore tibiae not thickened distally. Anterior sclerotized (Figs 18, 19, gg.). First valves of ovipositor margin of fore femora of armed type B, with 5-7 spines, large and membranous at apex (Fig. 18, v./.), with setae including 2 apical one. Tibial spines well developed. (not shown in Fig. 18) along inner side. Base of 2nd and Structure of hind tarsi: metatarsus about as long as other 3rd pairs of valves as in Fig. 19. Anterior arch of second segments combined; euplantulae of 1 st-4th segments valvifer as in Fig. 19, aa. 2nd valves of ovipositor small and apical; metatarsus with 2 more or less equal small. 3rd valves of ovipositor (gonoplacs) wide, partly rows of spines along lower margin; “additional spines” membranous (Fig. 18, v.///.). Basivalvulae weakly bordering euplantulae of 2nd-3rd segments from inside sclerotized, in shape of two slightly asymmetrical and outside present; claws symmetrical, very weakly plates with reflexed outer margins (Figs 18, 19, bsv.). serrated; arolium distinct, about as half as claw length. Vestibular sclerite weakly sclerotized, horseshoe-like, Abdomen with 1st tergite specialized (Fig. 3): small with articulated lateral parts (Figs 18, 19, vs.). Brood cone-shaped tubercle (Fig. 3, tub.) situated in medial sac membranous, with indistinct weakly sclerotized hollow, the anterior part of this tubercle densely medial plate (Fig. 18, m.pl.). covered with hair. First and, in lesser degree, following Measurements (in mm): Head length: male 3.4-3.7, abdominal tergites with membranous strip along female 4.0-4.2; head width: male 3.6-3.7, female caudal margin (Fig. 3). Anal plate (tergite X) short and 4.1-4.2; pronotum length: male 5.0, female 5.5-6.4; transverse, nearly rectangular, caudal margin weakly pronotum width: male 6.2-6.8, female 7.5-8.2; tegmen concave, without medial incision (Figs 4, 6); three small length: male 19.9-20.3, female 21.2-21.7; tegmen width: more or less expressed bulges located at sides and in the male 6.0-6.5, female 6.7-7.6. middle of caudal margin of anal plate (Figs 4, 5, bui.). Cerci with distinct segments. Paraprocts of blaberid- Note: This species was described from Cameroon type (Figs 4-6, par.). Hypandrium asymmetrical, (Gerstaecker, 1883) in the genus Epilampra Burmeister, caudal margin angularly projected caudally; right stylus 1838 and transferred into the genus Rhabdoblatta Kirby, cylindrical, left stylus absent (Fig. 7). 1903 by Princis (1967). Africalolampra enibescens Genitalia (Figs 8-15). Right phallomere (R+N): sclerite is probably relatively frequent in West Africa (Rehn, RIT well sclerotized, serrated, caudal part of R1T in 1933). shape of separated large plate-like sclerite (Figs 8, 9, pl.s.), lateral part of this sclerite probably correspond to sclerite R4 (Figs 8, 9, R4?); bristles absent; R2 slightly Africalolampra punctipennis (Saussure, 1895) curved, without hollow; R3 “V”-shaped, with long and Figs 24-37 thin branches; R4 probably fused with large plate-like Epilampra punctipennis Saussure, 1895: 355, 356, pi. 9 fig. 12. sclerite; R5 large, well sclerotized, plate-like. Sclerite Heterolampra punctipennis. -Kirby, 1904: 123. L2D (LI ) divided into basal and apical parts (Figs 10, 11); Epilampra punctipennis. - Shelford, 1910: 14.-Princis, 1963: basal part rod-like, with outgrowth at caudal end (Fig. 11, 200. out.)-, “apical sclerite” small, thimble-like; bristles absent (Fig. 11, ap.scl.). Sclerite L3 (L2d) without basal Material examined: MFING; 1 male; “Daressalam. subsclerite, “folded structure” and bristles present (Figs Afrique orient, allemande. Dr J. Carl.”, “Gen. M”, 12-15, fs.); apex of L3 with attenuated “small tooth” “Epilampra punctipennis (Sauss). S", genital complex (Figs 13-15, s.t.y, “apical crest” and groove hge absent. in prep. 100815/02. Sclerite L4U (L3d) distinct, plate-like (Fig. 12). Redescription of male: General colour light yellowish Redescription of female: Similar to male, but body with small scattered brownish spots. Eyes black; ocellar slightly more robust and ovoid. Distance between spots pale; facial part of head above antennal sockets antennal sockets of the head about 2.0 times of the brownish. Surfaces smooth and lustrous, distal parts of scape length (0.9-1.0 mm); approximate length ratio antennae (approximately from 12-13th segments) and of 3rd-5th segments of maxillary palps 1.0 : 1.0 : 1.1. 5th segment of maxillary palps dull; punctuation very Abdomen without visible glandular specializations. weak, present only in proximal parts of tegmina. Head Anal plate (tergite X) trapezoidal, with distinct median longer than wide (Fig. 24); ocellar spots large; facial incision on caudal margin (Fig. 16). Paraprocts medially part with distinct impression between eyes and weak membranous (Fig. 18,pan). Genital plate as in Fig. 17. transverse wrinkles above antennal sockets, between Ovipositor and adjacent structures (Figs 18, 19): eyes; distance between eyes 0.3 times eye length; 142 L. N. Anisyutkin Figs 1-15. Africalolampra erubescens (Gerstaecker, 1883), male. ( 1 ) Facial part of head. (2) Pronotum, dorsal view. (3) First abdominal tergile, dorsal view. (4) Abdominal apex, dorsal view. (5) The same, caudal view. (6) The same, hypandrium and genitalia removed, ventral view. (7) Hypandrium, ventral view. (8) Right phallomere, dorsal view. (9) The same, ventral view. (10) Sclerite L2D, dorsal view. (II) Caudal part of sclerite L2D, dorsal view. (12) Sclerites L3 and L4U. (13-15) Apex of sclerite L3. Dotted areas show membranous parts. Abbreviations: ap.scl., bul.,fs., L4U, out., pi s., R1T, R2, R3, R4?, R5, s.t., tub. - see chapter “abbreviation used in figures”, for details see text. Scale bars 1 mm: a = 1, b = 2, c = 3, d = 4, e = 5, f = 6, g = 7, h = 8, 9, i= 10, j = 11, k= 12, 1= 13-15. New and little known Epilamprinae. Part 2 143 Figs 16-23. Females of Africalolampra erubescens (Gerstaecker, 1883) (16-19) and Audreia carinulata (Saussure, 1895), paralecto- type (20-23). (16, 20) Abdominal apex, dorsal view. (17, 21) Genital plate, ventral view. (18, 22) Abdominal apex, ventral view, genital plate removed. (19, 23) Basal part of ovipositor, view from within. Dotted areas show membranous parts. Abbreviations: aa., bsv.,gg., l.scl., m.pl.,par, teVIII., teIX, v.I., v.III., vs. - see chapter “abbreviation used in figures”, for details see text. Scale bars 1 mm: a = 16, b = 17, c = 18, d = 19, e = 20, f = 21, g = 22, h = 23. 144 L. N. Anisyutkin distance between antennal sockets about 1.8 times scape Later E. punctipennis was transferred into the genus length (0.7 mm); approximate length ratio of 3rd-5th Rhabdoblatta by Princis (1967). segments of maxillary palps 1.0 : 1.0 : 1.0. Pronotum as in Fig. 25. Tegmina and wings completely developed, surpassing abdominal apex. Tegmina with rounded Genus Audreia Shelford, 1910 apex, sclerotized in costal and, in lesser degree, anal Type species: Calolampra carinulata Saussure, 1895, by fields; venation distinct; costal field wide; Sc thickened subsequent designation. (well visible on ventral side of tegmen); R and M stems basally fused; CuP distinct. Wings membranous, Remarks: The genus Audreia was diagnosed in without sclerotized areas; Sc long and simple; RA long, the original description as follows: “Differs from with few anterior veins; RS distinct; M long and simple; Calolampra by the reduced tegmina of the male, CuA pectinate with 5 complete (reaching wing margin) which fail to reach the apex of abdomen and by the veins; behind CuA a long and simple vein, probably tegmina of the female, which are sub-quadrate or corresponding to 1st plical vein sensu Rehn (1951) or absent” and originally included 8 species (arranged CuP [probably CuP + Al sensu Bey-Bienko (1950)]; as in the original description): A. pulchra Shelford, next vein short and reduced, proximally incrassated, 1910, A. truncata (Brunner von Wattenwyl, 1865), not reaching wing margin, probably corresponds to A. biolleyi (Saussure, 1895), A. carinulata (Saussure, 2nd or 3rd plical veins sensu Rehn (1951); anal fan 1895), A. cicatricosa Rehn, 1903, A. hamiltoni Rehn, consisting of 14-15 veins reaching margin of wing; 1903, A. heusseriana (Saussure, 1864) and A. catharina 3-4 possibly jugal veins situated behind anal fan. Fore Shelford, 1910 (Shelford, 1910, p. 11). The type species tibiae not thickened distally. Anterior margin of fore was not designated by Shelford. Audreia carinulata was femora of armed type B, with 4-5 spines, including 1-2 subsequently selected as the type species by Hebard apical ones. Tibial spines well developed. Structure (1920). of hind tarsi similar to those of A. erubescens (see Later, Roth (1970) considered the genus Audreia in description above). Abdomen without visible glandular detail and restricted it to a single species -A. carinulata. specializations. Anal plate (tergite X) short and In 1976 Gurney and Roth wrote: “The type species of transverse, caudal margin weakly sinuate, without Audreia, Calolampra carinulata Saussure, designated medial incision (Fig. 26). Cerci with distinct segments by Hebard (1920: 92), appears generically distinct from (Fig. 26). Paraprocts of blaberid-type (Fig. 27). Epilampra." (Gurney, Roth, 1976, p. 80). Nevertheless, Hypandrium asymmetrical, caudal margin widely Audreia was synonymized with Epilampra by Fisk & rounded; right stylus small, left absent (Fig. 28). Schal (1981) and restored by Lopes et al. (2010). Later, Genitalia (Figs 29-37): Right phallomere (R+N): sclerite doubts were expressed about Audreia belonging to the RIT well sclerotized, weakly curved, caudal part R1T tribe Epilamprini (Lopes et al., 2014). slightly separated, with shape of large plate-like sclerite The detailed description of the male genital structures (Figs 29, 30, p/.s.), lateral part of this sclerite probably of A. carinulata (see description below) suggest a corresponds to sclerite R4 (Figs 29, R4?); bristles absent; strong similarity with those of the genera Morphna R2 slightly curved; R3 “V”-shaped, with long, thin and Shelford, 1910, Rhabdoblatta, Kirby, 1903 and other slightly curved branches; R4 probably fused with large genera of the tribe Morphnini McKittrick, 1964. There plate like sclerite; R5 large, plate-like. Sclerite L2D (LI) is a similar structure of the right phallomere and sclerite not divided into basal and apical parts, widened cranially L2D (compare Figs 46-55 and Anisyutkin, 1999, 2000, (Fig. 31); apex of L2D in shape of convoluted thorn 2003, 2014). In the author’s opinion, the genus Audreia (Figs 32-34). Sclerite L3 (L2d) without basal subsclerite, undoubtedly belongs to the tribe Morphnini. “folded structure” and bristles present (Figs 35-37,fs.); Included species: At the present time only the type apex of L3 blunt; “apical crest” and groove hge absent. species, A. carinulata (Saussure, 1895), can be Sclerite L4U (L3d) distinct, triangular. undoubtedly included in the genus. Female (not studied by the author): Widely ovoid in shape, with tegmina and wings shortened, not reaching abdominal apex (Saussure, 1895, fig. 12). Audreia carinulata (Saussure, 1895) Figs 20-23, 38-58 Measurements (in mm): Head length 3.2, head width 2.9; pronotum length 5.3, pronotum width 8.2; tegmen Calolampa carinulata Saussure, 1895: 345-347, pi. 9 fig. 9. - length 19.2, tegmen width 7.0. Kirby, 1904: 117.-Shelford, 1910: 11. Audreia carinulata. - Hebard, 1920: 92. - Princis, 1967: 658. - Note: This species was described in the genus Roth, 1970: 464, figs 347-352. - Gurney & Roth, 1976: Epilampra based on female specimens (at least two 80. specimens - the number seen is unclear from the Epilampra carinulata. - Fisk & Shal, 1981: 694, 695. original description) from Zanzibar (Saussure, 1895). New and little known Epilamprinae. Part 2 145 Figs 24-37. Africalolampra punctipennis (Saussure, 1895), male. (24) Facial part of head. (25) Pronotum, dorsal view. (26) Abdominal apex, dorsal view. (27) Paraprocts, ventral view. (28) Hypandrium, ventral view. (29) Right phallomere, dorsal view. (30) The same, ventral view. (31) Sclerite L2D, dorsal view. (32, 33) Caudal part of sclerite L2D. (34) The same, caudal view. (35-37) Apex of sclerite L3. Dotted areas show membranous parts. Abbreviations: f.s., pis., R2, R3, R4?, R5 - see chapter “abbreviation used in figures”, for details see text. Scale bars 1 mm: a = 24, b = 25, c = 26, d = 27, e = 28, f = 29, 30, g = 31, h = 32-34, i = 35-37. 146 L. N. Anisyutkin Material examined: glandular specializations. Anal plate (tergite X) partly Lectotype: MHNG; Lectotype, designated herewith; male; membranous, trapezoidal in shape, caudal margin “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, “74”, “Calolampra weakly concave, without medial incision (Fig. 41). carinulata $ Sss.”, genital complex in prep. 100815/03. Cerci short, with distinct segments. Paraprocts of Paralectotypes; MHNG; 2 males; same data as lectotype. blaberid-type (Fig. 42,par.). Hypandrium asymmetrical, - 2 males; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, “Calolampra caudal margin membranous, concave; right stylus carinulata # Sss.”. - 2 females; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, flattened and weakly sclerotized, left stylus absent (Figs cent”, “5.”, “Calolampra carinulata Sss.”. - 1 female; 43, 44). “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, “73”, “Calolampra Genitalia (Figs 46-55). Right phallomere (R+N): caudal carinulata $ Sss.”, genital complex in prep. 100815/05. — part of sclerite RIT well sclerotized, subrectangular in 1 female; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, “Calolampra shape, with rounded apex (Figs 46, 47, c.p.RIT), covered carinulata $ Sss.”. - 1 female; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, with bristles; R2 weakly curved; R3 subtriangular, cent”, “La Pallila 73 1600 m D. Biolley”. - 2 females; widened caudally; R4 large, plate-like; R5 plate-like, “Volcan de Barba. Amer. cent. Mr. H. de Saussure”, situated in dorsal side of phallomere, partly covered “Musée San José No 5.”, “Calolampra carinulata $ with very small tubercles. Sclerite L2D (LI) divided into basal and apical parts (Figs 48-51); basal part rod¬ Sauss.”. - 5 females; “Calolampra carinulata Biolley like, distinctly widened cranially (Fig. 48, b.L2D)\ 73”. 2 females; “Calolampra carinulata Biolley Ç 73”. “apical sclerite” densely covered with bristles; “dorsal - MHNG, labelled in box as “carinulata var. pallida”: 1 outgrowth” large (Figs 49-52, d.o.); Sclerite L3 (L2d) male; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, “21.”, labelled small, with basal subsclerite, (Fig. 53, b.LS); “folded as carinulata var. pallida, genital complex in prep. structure”, bristles, “apical crest” and groove hge absent. 100815/04. - 1 male; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, Sclerite L4U (L3d) large (Fig. 53). “76.”, “Calolampra carinulata # Sss”. 1 female; “San José. Amer. cent. Mr. H. de Saussure”, “Musée San José Variation (paralectotypes): Antennae dull from 12th No 11 ;”, “Calolampra carinulata Sauss. var. pallida”. segments. Caudal margin of hypandrium more rounded, I larva; “620 76 Costa-Rica Amer, cent”, “Calolampra as compared with that of lectotype; left stylus present carinulata S larva Sauss.”. - 1 larva; “620 76 Costa-Rica as very small vesicle (Fig. 45). “Dorsal outgrowth” of Amer, cent”, “21”, “Calolampra carinulata Sss. larva “apical sclerites” slightly vary in shape (Fig. 52, d.o.). cT. Redescription of female: Similar to male, but larger. Redescription of male (lectotype): General colour Antennae dull from 11-12th segments. Head with reddish-brown with scattered small dark dots. Eyes and distance between eyes 1.1 times eye length (Fig. 56); 5th (ultimate) segment of maxillary palps black. Scapi, distance between antennal sockets about 1.6 times of mouthparts (with exception of 5th segment of maxillary the scape length (0.9 mm); approximate length ratio palps) and legs dirty yellowish. Surfaces smooth and of 3rd-5th segments of maxillary palps 1.3 : 1.0 : 1.3. lustrous, distal parts of antennae (from 14th segments) Pronotum and tegmen as in Figs 57, 58. Anal plate dull; very weak punctuation present in tegmina. Head transverse, caudal margin widely rounded with weak about as long as wide (Fig. 38); ocellar spots small; medial incision (Fig. 20). Cerci shortened, as compared facial part globular, without impression or wrinkles with male (Fig. 20). Genital plate as in Fig. 21. between eyes; distance between eyes about as long as Ovipositor and adjacent structures (Figs 22, 23): eye length; distance between antennal sockets about 1.7 Intercalary sclerite absent; tergal processes of abdominal times scape length (0.8 mm); approximate length ratio segment VIII not reaching paratergites of VIII tergite of 3rd-5th segments of maxillary palps 1.0 : 1.0 : 1.4. (Fig. 22, teVIIL); tergal processes of abdominal segment IX completely developed (Fig. 22, teIX.). Gonangulum Pronotum as in Fig. 39. Tegmina strongly shortened, distinct, well sclerotized (Figs 18, 19, gg.). First valves about as long as wide (Fig. 40), reaching 3rd abdominal of ovipositor large and membranous at apex (Fig. 22, tergite; venation obsolete, thickened Sc visible only on ventral side of tegmina, remnants of CuP discernible on V.I.), with setae (not shown in Fig. 22) along inner side. Base of 2nd and 3rd pairs of valves as in Fig. 23. Anterior dorsal side. Wings vestigial, completely hidden under arch of second valvifer as in Fig. 23, aa. 2nd valves of tegmina. Fore tibiae not thickened distally. Anterior ovipositor small. 3rd valves of ovipositor (gonoplacs) margin of fore femora of armed type B, with 4-5 spines, wide, partly membranous (Fig. 22, v.IIL). Basivalvulae including 1-2 apical one. Tibial spines well developed. well sclerotized, semicircular, not divided into two parts, Structure of hind tarsi: metatarsus about as long as other with reflexed outer margins (Figs 22, 23, bsv.). Vestibular segments combined; euplantulae of lst-4th segments sclerite weakly sclerotized, bilobed (Fig. 22, vs.). Brood small and apical; metatarsus with 2 more or less equal sac membranous, with indistinct weakly sclerotized rows of spines along lower margin; “additional spines” medial plate (Fig. 22, m.pl. ). bordering euplantulae of 2nd-3rd segments from inside and outside present; claws symmetrical, simple; arolium Measurements (in mm): Head length: male 2.5-2.7 small, less than half of claw length. Abdomen without (2.5), female 3.1-3.4; head width: male 2.5-2.8 (2.6), New and little known Epilamprinae. Part 2 147 Figs 38-58. Audreia carinulata (Saussure, 1895), males: lectotype (38-44,46-51,53-55), paralectotype (45, 52), female, paralectotype (56-58). (38, 56) Facial part of head. (39, 57) Pronotum, dorsal view. (40, 58) Left tegmen, dorsal view. (41) Abdominal apex, dorsal view. (42) Paraprocts, ventral view. (43) Hypandrium, ventral view. (44, 45) Caudal margin of hypandrium, ventral view. (46) Right phallomere, dorsal view. (47) The same, ventral view. (48) Sclerite L2D, dorsal view. (49, 51) Caudal part of sclerite L2D, seen from outside. (50, 52) The same, dorsal view. (53) Sclerites L3 and L4U. (54, 55) Apex of sclerite L3. Dotted areas show membranous parts. Abbreviations: b.L2D, b.L3, c.p.RIT, d.o., L4U, R2, R3, R4, R5, par. - see chapter “abbreviation used in figures”, for details see text. Scale bars 1 mm: a = 38, b = 39, c = 40, d = 41, e = 42, f = 43, g = 44, h = 45, i = 46, 47, j = 48, k = 49-52, 1 = 53-55, m = 56, n = 57, o = 58. 148 L. N. Anisyutkin female 3.1-3.5; pronotum length: male 3.5-4.0 (3.5), + Al sensu Bey-Bienko (1950)]; next long and simple female 4.1-5.1; pronotum width: male 4.6-5.4 (4.7), vein probably corresponds to 3rd plical vein sensu Rehn female 5.5-7.0; tegmen length: male 4.5-5.0 (4.5), (1951); between 1st and 3rd plical veins located shorter female 4.8-6.2; tegmen width: male 3.5-4.0 (3.5), vein not reaching wing margin, probably corresponds to female 4.0-5.0. Measurements in parenthesis are those 2nd plical vein sensu Rehn (1951); anal fan consisting of lectotype. of 11 veins reaching margin of wing; 2 possibly jugal veins situated behind anal fan. Fore tibiae not thickened Note: In the author’s opinion, the series labelled distally. Anterior margin of fore femora of armed type “carimitata var. pallida” do not deserve a separation at A, with 25-27 bimarginally serrated spines and 1 not the infraspecific level as they differ only in the slightly bimarginally serrated apical one. Tibial spines well lighter colouration. developed. Structure of hind tarsi: metatarsus shorter than other tarsal segments combined, with euplantula more than one half segment length; euplantulae of Genus Gurney a Roth, 1974 2nd-4th segments large; tarsal spines completely Remarks: This genus initially comprised a single absent, replaced with irregularly placed bristles; claws species, G. obliqua, from Brazil (Beccaioni, 2015). symmetrical and simple; arolium longer than half of claw length. Abdomen without visible glandular Included species: The type species and G. rothi sp. nov. specializations. Anal plate (tergile X) trapezoidal in shape, caudal margin rounded, without medial Gurney a rothi sp. nov. incision (Figs 61, 62). Cerci with distinct segments. Paraprocts of blaberid-type (Fig. 62, par.). Hypandrium Figs 59-70 asymmetrical and transverse, caudally rounded; left Etymology: The species is named in honor of Dr. Louis stylus cylindrical, right stylus broken off (Fig. 63). Roth, famous specialist in cockroach taxonomy. Genitalia (Figs 64-70): Right phallomere (R+N): sclerite Material examined: Holotype; ZIN; male; Brazil, RIT with caudal part wide (Figs 64, 65, c.p.RIT); bristles “Bahia”, “Pinaconota bifasciata Sauss.”, “R. Shelford absent; R2 long and sinuate; R3 crescentic, closely det.”, genital complex in prep. 120815/01. associated with RIT; R4 absent; R5 replaced with unsclerotized lobe. Cranial and above right phallomere Description of male (holotype): General colour dirty situated small rounded sclerite of unclear homology (Fig. yellowish; epicranium and two proximal antennal 64, r.scl.). Sclerite L2D (LI) not divided into basal and segments brownish; eyes grey; antennae, with exception apical parts (Fig. 66), slightly bent cranially, with “bent of two proximal segments, grey, yellowish toward apex; outgrowth” at caudal end (Figs 67, 68, b.o.)\ “apical maxillary and labial palps, tegmina in about distal half, sclerite” absent, membranous lobe surrounding caudal wings and abdomen yellow; pronotum with 2 black part of L2D without discernible bristles or sclerites (Figs stripes (Fig. 60). Surfaces smooth and lustrous, distal 67, 68). Sclerite L3 (L2d) with distinct basal subsclerite parts of antennae (approximately from 7-8th segments) (Figs 69, 70, b.L3), “folded structure” and bristles (Figs dull; head (Fig. 59), pronotum and tegmina in about 69, 70, f.s.); groove hge present. Sclerite L4U (L3d) proximal third with deep punctuation. Head about as weakly sclerotized, triangular in shape. long as wide (Fig. 59); ocellar spots absent; facial part globular, with weak semicircular plate between eyes; Females: unknown. distance between eyes 0.8 times eye length; distance Measurements (in mm): Head length 2.9, head width between antennal sockets about 1.7 times scape length 2.9; pronotum length 3.8, pronotum width 5.5; tegmen (0.9 mm); approximate length ratio of 3rd-5th segments length 15.5, tegmen width 5.0. of maxillary palps 1.5 : 1.0 : 1.3. Pronotum widely rounded anteriorly with weakly angulate caudal margin Comparison: Gurneya rothi sp. nov. shares the peculiar (Fig. 60). Tegmina and wings completely developed, structure of armament of the anterior margin of the surpassing abdominal apex. Tegmina with rounded fore femora (i.e., bimarginally serrated spines) with apex; venation subobsolete in proximal fourth, distinct G. obliqua (Walker, 1869), the type and only known in distal half; costal field long and narrow with obsolete species of the genus, and Alphelixia sicca (Walker, venation; Sc thickened (well visible on ventral side of 1869). The presence of bimarginally serrated spines tegmen); R, M and CuA stems not separated basally; readily differentiates these species from all other known CuP distinct. Wings membranous. Sc in length as half epilamprines. The new species differs from G. obliqua as wing; RA with 5-6 not incrassated anterior veins; RS in less expressed dark stripes on the pronotum (compare with 6 veins; M long and simple; CuA pectinate with 3 Fig. 60 and figs 33, 35 in Roth, 1974), the presence of complete (reaching to wing margin) veins; behind CuA apical spine on the anterior margin of fore femora and a long and simple vein, probably corresponding to 1st the truncated caudal margin of anal plate (compare plical vein sensu Rehn (1951) or CuP [probably CuP Fig. 61 and fig. 38 in Roth, 1974). Gurneya rothi