LECTOTYPE DESIGNATION AND REDESCRIPTION FOR ANACRONEURIA FUMIGATA KLAPÁLEK (PLECOPTERA: PERLIDAE), WITH NEW RECORDS AND DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES OF ANACRONEURIA FROM ARGENTINA Author Stark, Bill P. text Illiesia 2013 9 7 94 100 journal article http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4765326 113e013b-fc98-4a18-8e30-c8056c1e1493 1854-0392 4765326 7462DDCD-6635-4686-A320-F7662836F106 Anacroneuria tucuman sp. nov. ( Figs. 5-9 ) Material examined. Holotype ♂ and 1♂ paratype from Argentina , Tucuman Province , Horco Molle , 700 m , 15 January 1980 , L. Stange ( FSCA ) . Adult habitus. General color pale yellow brown. Head with brown lappets and a diffuse spot forward of ocelli and a pair of small diffuse spots between lappets. Pronotum mostly brown but with pale lateral margins, a pale median band on the anterior half of the disk and a pale area incorporated within dark region in center of disk ( Fig. 5 ). Legs pale brown except for narrow dark brown band on distal end of femora. Wings pale, transparent; veins pale amber except for C and R veins which are very pale. Male. Forewing length 12-14 mm . Hammer a low, almost transparent bubble-like structure ( Fig. 6 ). Aedeagal apex simple, but slightly offset from shoulders by a subtle notch ( Figs. 7-9 ); a pair of small membranous lobes occur on the posterior margins of the apical area and an inverted Y-shaped keel with long stalk occurs on the dorsum. In lateral aspect the sclerotized area bulges slightly and is offset from the pale keel. Hooks slender ( Figs. 7, 9 ). Female. Unknown. Larva. Unknown. Etymology. The species name, used as a noun in apposition, is based on the Argentine province in which the type specimens were collected. Diagnosis. Only three Anacroneuria species are currently known from the neighboring province of Salta [ A. arrazayalensis Orce ( Orce 2003 ); A. marshalli Stark ( Stark 2007 ); A. saltensis Froehlich ( Froehlich 2002 )] and only A. reedi (Navás) ( Navás 1919 ) , a species whose identity is in question ( Illies 1966 ), has been reported from Tucuman Province . The aedeagus of the new species is generally similar to that of A. saltensis but the keel in that species consists of a pair of parallel lines, the apex is not offset from the shoulders and the hammer is thimble shaped. Several other Andean species, such as A. pachacuti Stark & Sivec, 1998 have similar aedeagal shape and features but none have the combination of a slightly offset apex, a Y-shaped keel and the low bubble-like hammer found in A. tucuman . A. tucuman sp. nov. Tucuman New record