Neoperla nichollsi, Zwick & Zwick, 2023
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:BC922E16-2614-4F3D-AD82-87A845DE7E2B |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E12C876C-4A2C-FFC2-FF4F-FC15FA0C0CE3 |
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Plazi (2023-07-17 08:15:58, last updated 2023-11-09 14:38:14) |
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Neoperla nichollsi |
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6' Egg nearly spherical, collar long, funnel-shaped, rim large, scalloped ( Figs. 189–190 View FIGURES 181–192 )............... 34 N. nichollsi n. sp.
FIGURES 181–192. ♀♀ of the Neoperla pilulifera-complex. N. pilulifera n. sp.: 181, genital situs, ♀ from Ghana, Ankasa Reservation; 182, egg of same, arrows show micropyles; 183, 184, collar and micropyle of ♀ from Gabun, Belinga; 185, “teleskoping” collar of ♀ from Schouteden, Koteh / Belinga. N. occulta n. sp.: 186, 187, genital situs and egg, Central African Republic, Bayanga. N. nichollsi n. sp., 188–192: 188, 189, genital situs and egg (Liberia, 8 mi NW Belefuanai, S fork S.Paul R., 11.8.66, Ross & Lorenzen diagrammatic, from photographs) (NEOP057); 190–192 are anchor pole regions of an intact and of 2 teratological eggs, all from the same ♀. In 186–188 ♀ situs and eggs to the same scales, respectively. The scale in 181 is 100µm, others figures as indicated, or not to scale. a, anchor; od, oviduct; rd, receptacular duct; sa, spermatheca; SSt, spermathecal stalk.
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