New species of Rogmocrypta Simon, 1900 from New Caledonia, with remarks on relationships and distribution (Araneae, Salticidae) Author Patoleta, Barbara M. Author Gardzinska, Joanna Author Żabka, Marek text ZooKeys 2017 697 73 86 http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.697.13381 journal article http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.697.13381 1313-2970-697-73 C4C41E6814474528AC52B4E2B9104CC4 C4C41E6814474528AC52B4E2B9104CC4 Rogmocrypta karolinae sp. n. Figures 10-15, 44 Material. 1♀ holotype, New Caledonia: Mandjelia ( 164°32'E , 20°24'S ), 600m elev., rainforest, pitfalls, October 1992-17 February 1993, Raven R, Guillbert E, QM S44894; 1♀, paratype, same data as holotype; 3♀, New Caledonia: Mandjelia (1 64°32'E 20°24'S ), pitfalls, 13 May-October 1992, Raven R, Guillbert E, Ingram G, QM S37722. Figures 10-15. Rogmocrypta karolinae sp. n. (female holotype). 10 Dorsal view (arrows indicate patches of white scales being distinctive diagnostic characters) 11 Lateral view 12 Frontal view 13 Endites and labium 14 Epigyna 15 Vulva. Abbreviations: cd: copulatory duct, co: copulatory opening, fd: fertilisation duct, s: spermatheca. Scale bars: 1 mm (10-13); 1.20 mm (14); 0.08 mm(15). Etymology. For Karolina, daughter of Joanna Gardzinska . Diagnosis. Cephalothorax and abdomen with distinctive patches of white scales (Figs 10-11). Copulatory openings closer to each other than in R. elegans (Fig. 15). Spermathecae horizontal (Figs 14-15). Description. Female holotype. Cephalothorax brown with darker cephalic part, with patches of scales (Fig. 10). Abdomen greyish brown, with three pairs of patches covered with white scales. Spinnerets whitish. Chelicerae with single retromargin 5-cuspidate tooth. Clypeus narrow (17% of AME diameter), covered with sparse white hairs. Labium and endites brown with lighter chewing margins. Sternum and venter greyish brown. Legs light brown, tibiae and metatarsi with darker bands (Fig. 12), metatarsi and patellae covered by white scales. Epigyne copulatory openings oriented towards each other, copulatory ducts sinuous, spermathecae C-shaped, close to each other (Fig. 15). Dimensions. CL 1.23, CW 0.95, CH 0.54, EFL 0.55, AEW 0.97, PEW 0.85, AL 1.15, AW 1.05, LI: 3.42, LII: 1.99, LIII: 1.70, LIV: 2.61. Male unknown. Distribution. Known from type locality only (Fig. 44).