Camelobaetidius edmundsi Dominique, Mathuriau & Thomas, 2001

(Figs. 2a, 3 a-k)

Distribution. Colombia (Dominique et al. 2001; Salinas et al. 2012; Forero-Céspedes et al. 2014; Salinas et al. 2017), Venezuela, Aragua (Cruz et al. 2012) and Carabobo (new state record).

Material examined. 70 nymphs from: VENEZUELA, Cabriales stream, los Mangos I locality, Naguanagua municipality, Carabobo state, 10°17’41’’ N 68°00’00’’ W, 559 mals, 20-II-2004, Belkys Pérez col. 1 nymph, VENEZUELA, San Esteban stream, San Esteban National Park, Municipio Puerto Cabello, Carabobo state, 10°22’43’’ N, “ 67°59’58’’ W, 328 mals, 26-V-2005, col. Belkys Pérez. 1 nymph, VENEZUELA, Cúpira stream, La Cumaca farm, San Diego municipality, Carabobo state, 10°17’40’’ N, “ 67°57’03’’ W, 510 mals, 27-XI-2007, Belkys Pérez col. 10 nymphs: VENEZUELA, Guáquira stream, La Guáquira Farm, La Marroquina locality, San Felipe municipality, Yaracuy state, 10°16’58’’ N, 68°39’30’’ W, 143 mals, 25-II-2012, col. Belkys Pérez. 15 nymphs: VENEZUELA, Tirgüa stream, Altos de Palambra locality, Ezequiel Zamora municipality, Cojedes state, 9°43’56’’ N, 68°37’20’’ W, 190 mals, 07-II-2014, Belkys Pérez col. All materials are housed at MZUC (wet invertebrate collection).

Comments. In the original description by Dominique et al. (2001), the tarsal claws showed with 34-39 denticles, but in our material tarsal claws have 30-31.