cera sp. n.

First two antennal segments red-brown to black; dorsocentral macrosetae not extending well anterior of transverse suture (perhaps one pair only); abdomen variable, but frequently with orange dorsal parts; d genitalia as in Figs 37-39 .....

Material (NMSA - Type 1105): NAMIBIA: 2 ♂ (HT & PT): ' South West Africa 2617Cd / Bethanien Dist. 45 km. W. 1 Seeheim, 800 m. 19-ii-1974 1 ME Irwin, sandy river bank' ; 3 ♂ 1 ♀ (PT), 54 km S Khorixas, 20043'S:14°49'E, 26.iii.1984, Londt & Stuckenberg; I ♂ 2? ♀ (PT), Keetmanshoop Dis!, Narubis, nr, Lowen River, 2618Dc, 20-ii-1974, Irwin ; 1 cf (PT), Keetmanshoop Dis! 17 km / N. Griinau, 2718Bc, 30.i. 1974, Irwin ; 1 cf (PT), Omaruru Dist., 50 km NW Omaruru, 211 SBa, S. ii.1974, Irwin ; I cf (PT), near Seeheim [26°49'S: 17°47'E], \ 9.ii.1974, Lyneborg (ZMUC). SOUTH AFRICA: Cape Province: I cf 1 <;:> (PT), 26 km N Kenhardt, 2921 Aa, 29. i.1974, Irwin .

Etymology: Gr. n. kem;a - antenna (refers to antennal form).