Rhagovelia brunae Magalhães & Moreira, 2016

(Figs. 16A–C, 18B)

Rhagovelia brunae Magalh „es & Moreira in Magalh„es et al. 2016: 587–590 (original description).

Identification. Our specimens were identified based on the pronotum long, completely covering the mesonotum (Figs. 16A, C); the male hind trochanter bearing small black spines and a larger apical spine; the male hind tibia with the proximal third containing short spines, the last one being longer than the others, and the distal 2/3 with two decreasing, parallel rows of spines, the dorsalmost row with 7–9 spines and the ventralmost row with 3–4 spines (Figs. 16A–B); and patches of small black denticles on the sides of male abdominal segment VII (Magalh„es et al. 2016, 2019).

Material examined. All specimens apterous. BRAZIL, Rio Grande do Norte: Natal, ponte no Rio Pitimbu, 5°55’00.7”S, 35°11’54.0”W, 20-X-2016, R.P. R. Canejo leg. (1♂, 6♀ CEAAVF) ; same data, except 04-III-2018 (4♂, 8♀); same data, except 21-IV-2022 (2♂, 5♀ CEAAVF); Natal, Rio Pitimbu - BR101, 5°52’48.1”S, 35°13’32.6”W, 22-XII-2019, R.P. R. Canejo leg. (2♂, 1♀ CEAAVF) ; Parnamirim, Riacho Taborda, 5°57’14.3”S, 35°09’41.7”W, 20-IX-2019, R.P. R. Canejo, A.L. Melo leg. (1♀ CEAAVF) .