Barsaurea ketiga Volynkin, Černý & Huang, 2020

(Figs 5, 9)

Barsaurea ketiga Volynkin, Černý & Huang, 2020: 533 (Malaysia, Perak, Cameron Highlands North, 7 km south of road 4, 5°33’06.02’’N 101°36’44.42’’E, 750–800m).

Material examined: India, Mizoram: 1 Ô, Lunglei (22.873811N, 92.7506E, 1066 m), 11.iv.2017, Santosh Singh leg (13477/H10).

Diagnosis: Externally, Barsaurea ketiga (Fig. 5) and B. diehli (Fig. 4) are undistinguishable and therefore, the reliable identification requires genitalia investigation. In male genitalia of B. ketiga (Fig. 9), ventral diverticulum of vesica is broader, has a subdiverticulum directed anteriorly and the dorsal distal diverticula are larger, number of cornuti ranges from 13–20, which are 6–11 in B. diehli (Fig. 8).

Distribution: India (Mizoram) (Present study), Peninsular Malaysia (Bucsek 2014, as B. phaeoxanthia partly), West Thailand (Tak Province) (Černý & Pinratana 2009, as B. phaeoxanthia partly), Southwest China (Yunnan Province), South Laos (Champasak Province) and South Vietnam (Lâm Đồng Province) (Volynkin et al. 2020).

Remarks: New record to India.