A taxonomic review of the Afrotropical genus Dragmatucha Meyrick, 1908 (Lepidoptera, Gelechioidea, Lecithoceridae, Torodorinae), with descriptions of eleven new species Park, Kyu-Tek Koo, Jun-Mo Agassiz, David J. L. Aarvik, Leif Zootaxa 2020 2020-06-02 4786 2 151 175 9FXBC Park Park 2020 [181,571,981,1008] Insecta Lecithoceridae Dragmatucha Animalia Lepidoptera 20 171 Arthropoda species kakumensis sp. nov.  ( Figs 13A–E)   Type material.  Holotype: female,  Ghana, Western Region, Kakum Forest, Visitors’ Centre,  19 xi 2011, leg. L. Aarvik& L.O. Hansen; gen. slide no. CIS-7198; Wingslide no. CIS-7464; COI barcode CBNU086, in NHMO.  Paratype: 1♀,  Central KakumN. P.  150 m, 5°20'54''N 1°23'7''W,  19 xi 2011, leg. D.J.L. Agassiz; gen. slide no. CIS- 7199; COI barcode CBNU101, in NHMUK.   Diagnosis.The forewing pattern of this new species is similar to all species of the  hispidulaspecies-group, and the venation of both wings are well accordant with the typespecies of the genus. The species can be distinguished from its congeners by the forewing markings, especially the peanut-shaped, dark brown zone between postmedian band and termen.   Description. Female ( Figs 13A, C). Wingspan 12.0 mm. Head: Yellowish white dorsally, with dark brown scales centrally. Antenna as long as forewing; basal segment elongated, dilated distally, dark brown all around; flagellum yellowish white throughout, without annulations. Second palpomere of labial palpus thickened, dark brown speckled with yellowish white scales dorsally, yellowish white ventrally at apex; yellowish white on inner surface; 3 rdpalpomere slender, strongly upturned, shorter than 2 ndpalpomere, yellowish white at base and beyond 3/4, speckled with dark brown scales medially. Thorax: Tegula yellowish white in anterior half and dark brown in posterior 1/3; thorax densely covered with dark brown scales dorsally, yellowish white scales laterally. Hind tibia yellowish white with dark yellowish-brown piliform scales medially. Forewing ground color dark yellowish brown, with dark brown basal streak; sub-basal band yellowish white; antemedian band narrow, yellowish white, nearly parallel sided, zigzagged margins; a crescent, oblique streak near end of discal cell; postmedian band narrow, yellowish white, slightly broadened at costa; area between postmedian band and termen more or less peanut-shaped, dark brown; costa slightly arched in basal 1/3 and near 2/3, then oblique; apex produced; termen slightly concave beyond M 1; venation ( Fig. 13C): distance between origins of R 1and R 2about 4x of R 2and R 3; R 3arising from near upper corner of discal cell, stalked with R 4+5for basal 1/3; R 5reaching costa; M 1remote from R 3+4at base; M 2arising from lower corner of cell; M 3entirely merged to CuA 1; CuA 1short-stalked with CuA 2; 1A+2A not forked; cell weakly closed. Hind wing of same ground color as forewing, with narrow, yellowish white postmedian band, sharply angled on vein M 2; apex produced; termen sinuate; fringe with yellowish white basal line; venation with M 2well-developed; M 3entirely merged with CuA 1; CuA 2arising from near lower corner of discal cell; Cup well- developed, arising from near base of wing. Abdomen( Fig. 13E): Spinous zones on dorsal wall with scattered spines; tergite VIII convex on caudal margin  Female genitalia( Fig. 13D): Apophyses anteriores about 2/5 length of apophyses posteriors. Ostium bursae with irregularly sclerotized plates laterally. Antrum membranous, weakly developed. Ductus bursae narrowed between antrum and ductus bursae. Ductus bursae about 2x length of corpus bursae, broadened in posterior half; ductus seminalis arising from broadened median part of ductus bursae. Corpus bursae large, ovate; signum plate with broad median furrow; upper and lower plate nearly symmetrical, with dense conic spines.  Maleunknown.   Distribution. Ghana(Kakum).   Etymology.This species’ name is derived from the typelocality.   Remarks.The analysis of the COI sequence places the present species far from the other species. However, it is no doubt that the species belongs to the genus  Dragmatuchaby morphological characters, including the wing color pattern and the venation of both wings. Further study is required for clarifying this issue. 2011-11-19 NHMO L. Aarvik & L. O. Hansen & Wing Ghana Visitors' Centre Kakum Forest 20 171 1 Western holotype 2011-11-19 NHMUK Central Kakum N. P. & D. J. L. Agassiz Ghana 150 5.3483334 Central Kakum 21 -1.3852777 20 171 1 1 Western paratype