New species of the genus Macrogynoplax and new records of Anacroneuria (Plecoptera: Perlidae) from Roraima State, Brazil Author Menezes, Emely Trajano De Author Boldrini, Rafael Author Novaes, Marcos Carneiro text Zootaxa 2020 2020-01-16 4722 5 463 471 journal article 24327 10.11646/zootaxa.4722.5.4 7c894b94-e853-4b19-b380-09f6e0760952 1175-5326 3609700 0532FB3E-AA7C-49C1-AB2D-500A18D29D5B Macrogynoplax quadrispina n. sp. ( Figs. 2 A–E) Material examined. Holotype male: BRAZIL ( BRA ), Roraima State ( RR ), Municipality of Amajari , Serra do Tepequém , Igarapé Cocal , 03°45’12.00”N / 61°42’42.00”W , 03–13.xi.2017 , Malaise trap , R . Boldrini ( INPA ) . Paratypes : same locality, 03–13.xi.2017 , Malaise trap , 1 male ; 13–23.xi.2017 , Malaise trap , 1 female , R . Boldrini ( UFRR ). Description. General color pale yellow in ethanol. Head with M-line not distinct; gena light brown; maxillary and labial palps light brown; antennae dark yellow, with scape and pedicel light yellow; compound eyes dark and with inner margin not pigmented; ocelli with narrow dark ring ( Fig. 2A ). Coxa and trochanter pale yellow, first and third pair of legs with entirely brown tibia and femur. Wings yellow with veins darker except veins Sc. Cerci dark yellow. Male . Forewing length 9.8–10.2 mm (n= 2). Ninth sternite with a pair of basolateral protuberances; hammer U-shape ( Fig. 2E ). Penial amature with ventromedial membranous bowl-shaped section, with of four hooks, one pair lateroapically smaller and tapered, other pair posteriorly laterally longer and thicker with spines at the apex; the apex of the hooks are darkly sclerotized ( Figs. 2 B-D). Female . Forewing length 12.6–13.0 mm (n= 1). Head larger than the male, coloration similar to male. Subgenital plate notched, not reaching beyond the posterior margin of the sternum 9. The lateral bars are fused to the sternum 9. Nymph. Unknown. Remarks. Specimens have faded in ethanol. The presence of four penial hook-like structures is unusual and unique among the known species of Macrogynoplax , easily distinguishing the male of the new species from all other described species. Etymology. From word combination of the Latin quadr and spin , for the four hooks of the penial amature.