Nannaria domestica A revision of the minor species group in the millipede genus Nannaria Chamberlin, 1918 (Diplopoda, Polydesmida, Xystodesmidae) Means, Jackson C. Hennen, Derek A. Marek, Paul E. ZooKeys 2021 2021-04-13 1030 1 180 45M4L 2675605 C104EE0A-F2D7-50FA-A6BB-71441F1C625C Shelley, 1975 Shelley 1975 Diplopoda Xystodesmidae Nannaria treatment-meta Animalia Nannaria domestica Polydesmida 0 1 Arthropoda species domestica   Nannaria domesticaShelley, 1975: 186, figs 10-12. Hoffman 1999: 366. Shelley 2000: 196. Marek et al. 2014: 36. Means et al. 2021: S69.  Material examined.   United States-  North Carolina• 1 ♂; Watauga County, Cliff Dwellers Inn, side of road, slope; 36.1386°N, - 81.6694°W; elev.  1018 m; 25 Apr. 2015; hand collected; J. Meansleg.; VTEC MPE00305• 6 ♀♀; same collection data as preceding; VTEC MPE00303, 310-313, 315 • 1 ♂; Watauga County, Blowing Rock, Goforth Rd., 0.5 N  US321; 36.1293°N, - 81.6619°W; 11 Oct. 1975; R. Shelleyleg.; NCSM NAN0510; 3 ♂♂, 1 ♀; same collection data as preceding; 8 Sep. 1973; NCSM NAN0525. Fordetailed collection data see Suppl.material 7.  Diagnosis. Adult males of  N. domesticaare distinct from other  Nannariaand the nearby  N. blackmountainensissp. nov. based on the following combination of characters:  Gonopods.Gonopodal acropodite semi-circular, gently curving dorsomedially throughout, not with abrupt 90° angle after apex as in  N. laminataor pre-apex swelling as in  N. blackmountainensissp. nov. Acropodite tip with small, triangular lateral flange (Fig. 11A, red triangle), not hooked as in  N. blackmountainensissp. nov. and not simple, lacking flange as in  N. laminata. Tip terminating in sharp, caudally-directed point, not blunt, rectangular as in  N. blackmountainensissp. nov. Height of telopodite basal zone ca. 1/4 length of acropodite, not> 1/3 length of acropodite as in  N. laminataand ca. 1/2 length as in  N. blackmountainensissp. nov. Prefemoral process large, laminate and serpentine with prefemoral spine reduced to small, rectangular shelf, not fused with prefemoral process as in  N. blackmountainensissp. nov.  Color.Tergites with orange paranotal spots (Fig. 12). Dark brown background. Dorsum of collum smooth with orange margin.   Figure 11.  Nannaria domestica♂ (VTEC, MPE00305) left gonopod Aanterior view; red triangle indicates lateral flange Bmedial view Cposterior view. Scale bar: 0.5 mm.   Figure 12.  Nannaria domestica♂ (VTEC, MPE00305) coloration. Scale bar: 4.0 mm.  Measurements. ♂ (VTEC, MPE00305): BL = 28.6, CW = 3.3, IW = 1.8, ISW = 0.8, B11W = 4.2, B11H = 2.7; ♀ (VTEC, MPE00312): BL = 31.9, CW = 3.9, IW = 1.8, ISW = 0.9, B11W = 4.9, B11H = 3.5.  Variation. No known variation  Distribution. Known only from Blowing Rock, Watauga County, North Carolina (Suppl. material 7; Fig. 126). Distribution area: N/A; status: MRE.  Ecology. Individuals of  N. domesticahave been collected from under leaf litter in mesic broadleaved forests composed of oak, maple, and rhododendron.  Etymology.  Shelley (1975)gives no etymology for this name, however it is reasonable to assume that the name refers to the type specimen being collected from a residence.  Type locality. United States, North Carolina, Watauga County, Blowing Rock, from the yard of residence on Goforth Road, 0.5 miles north U.S. highway 321.  Notes. In the original paper, Shelley (1975: 186) examined and designated the holotype male (NCSM 1007) collected by himself on October 16, 1971. 3071355384 MPE00305, MPE00303 2015-04-25 J. Means, Blowing Rock United States Watauga County 1018 0.5 Watauga County 5555 -81.6694 Cliff Dwellers Inn 8 6 2 North Carolina 3071355306 MPE00305, MPE00303 1973-09-08 1975-10-11 1973-09-08 R. Shelley, For, Suppl. US Watauga County 1018 36.1293 US 6 -81.6619 Cliff Dwellers Inn 4 1 3 North Carolina