Paramaka convexa (Spieth, 1943)

Orlando, Thales Yann, Salles, Frederico Falcão, Boldrini, Rafael & Krolow, Tiago Kütter, 2021, Updated records for Leptophlebiidae (Ephemeroptera) and a new species of Thraulodes Ulmer, 1920 from Tocantins State, Northern Brazil, Zootaxa 5076 (1), pp. 39-55 : 45

Paramaka convexa (Spieth, 1943)

Distribution. Colombia, Venezuela, Surinam, French Guiana and Brazil (Roraima, Pará, Maranhão, Mato Grosso, and Bahia). New Record: Tocantins

Material examined. BRAZIL, Tocantins, Wanderlândia, Assentamento Costa Rica (balneário Águas Lindas), 6°52’3”S / 47°56’46”W, white sheet light trap, 09-10.x.2018, Krolow, T . K. and team cols. (20♂, CEUFT); Pedro Afonso, rio Sono , 9°3’49”S / 48°6’15”W, 11-12.x.2018, white sheet light trap, Krolow, T . K. and team cols. (6♂, CEUFT); idem, 08-10.x.2018, Pennsylvania light trap, Krolow, T . K. and team cols. (2♂, CEUFT); Palmas, distrito de Taquaruçu do Porto, vale do Vai Quem Quer , 10°22’0.9”S / 48°8’1”W, 13-14.xi.2017, white sheet light trap, Krolow, T . K. coll. (2♂, CEUFT); idem, 15-16.xi.2017, U. V . light pan trap, Krolow, T . K. coll. (2♂, CEUFT); idem, 27-30.viii.2019, white sheet light trap, Fernandes, A.S and team (1♂, CEUFT); idem, fazenda Buritizal, 10°17’9”S / 48°3’13”W, 28.iii.2018, white sheet light trap, Fernandes, A.S. and team cols. (2♂, CEUFT); idem, cachoeira do Evilson, 10°14’0.2”S / 48°7’17”W, 13.vii.2018, white sheet light trap, Fernandes, A.S. and team cols. (2♂, CEUFT); Monte do Carmo, fazenda Maria ( rio Sucuri ), 10°46’21”S / 48°5’19”W, 03-05.iv.2019, white sheet light trap, Fernandes, A.S. and team cols. (10♂, CEUFT); idem, U. V . light pan trap, Fernandes, A.S. and team cols. (3♂, CEUFT); Rio da Conceição, cachoeira Cavalo Queimado , 11°24’12”S / 46°51’30”W, 15.vi.2018, white sheet light trap, Krolow, T . K. and team cols. (1♂, CEUFT); Natividade, cachoeira Paraíso , 11°39’33”S / 47°41’20”W, 12.vi.2018, white sheet light trap, Krolow, T . K. and team cols. (1♂, CEUFT) .

Remarks. Along with F. xingu it is one of the species with the greatest spatial distribution in the state, being found in eight sites, in areas with Amazon and Cerrado influences.