Neoperla burgeoni, Navas, Navas
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https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5316.1.1 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:BC922E16-2614-4F3D-AD82-87A845DE7E2B |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E12C876C-4A3C-FFD2-FF4F-F8F8FA0D0893 |
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Plazi (2023-07-17 08:15:58, last updated 2023-11-09 14:38:14) |
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Neoperla burgeoni |
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2 Penis apex with elongate lateral sclerites between membranous ventral and dorsal areas and with a transverse dorsodistal patch of spines. Endophallus much wider than the tube, base bare. The spiny section shows a size gradient from large dorsobasal to smaller distal spines. Endophallus diameter quickly reduced to the narrow distal part which when completely everted resembles an elephant’s trunk ( Figs. 209–210 View FIGURES 209–212 )...................................................... 38 N. View in CoL burgeoni Navás
2‘ Sclerites at penis tip different, tip with or without a dorsal spine patch, spines on endophallus of fairly uniform size....... 3
FIGURES 209–212. Neoperla burgeoni Navás, everted penes: 209, ♁ from Ghana, modified from Zwick (1973), endophallus fully everted; 210, ♁ from Guinea, Simbareya, endophallus incompletely everted; 211, ♁ from Cameroon, Garua, the slender penis (base not shown, light safranin stain) with long, bare distal part of endophallus. FIGURE 212. Neoperla beta n. sp., holotype ♁ (Senegal, Gambia r. at Samédouta), everted penis (NEOP200). Figures 209–212 to similar scales.
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