Revision of the genus Dziriblatta Chopard, 1936 (Blattodea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae) III. The species of the subgenus Dziriblatta Author Bohn, Horst text Zootaxa 2021 2021-04-22 4964 2 201 250 journal article 7082 10.11646/zootaxa.4964.2.1 f6358454-a183-429b-9c35-b59108c92c99 1175-5326 4709177 4DF7D5B3-42EE-4C6D-ABBB-5BF0BEECB7D2 9. Dziriblatta (Dziriblatta) ramososacculata , spec. nov. Figs. 20A–N , 21, 22, 25J,K, 27, 28, 29 Etymology. The species name refers to branched (Latin: ramosus ) pouch lobes (Latin: sacculus ) of the T7 gland. Diagnosis. In the male sex very similar to Dz. ( Dz. ) altotuberculata , distinguished by the shorter, broadly rounded latero-posterior corners of T7, the huge opening of the T7 glandular pit and the ramose pouch lobes. Material studied. Type material. MOROCCO . Holotype , 1♂ , Moyen Atlas , btw. Merhraoua & Tizi-Oulmou , 1300 m , 28.V.1997 , leg. B. & H.Bohn (completely on two slides, Ma 184/4). ( Coll. Bohn , ZSM ). Additional material. Morocco . 2♂ , Moyen Atlas , near M. F. Tamtroucht ( S Tizi-Oulmou , S Taza ), 1700 m , 27. V .1997, leg. B. & H.Bohn (slides: 2♂ , Ma 13a/5,7) ; 1♂ , 8♀ , same data as holotype (slides: ♂ , Ma 184/1; 5♀ , Ma 184/3,5–8). ( Coll. Bohn , ZSM ) . Description. Size. Length of pronotum in male 2.30–2.43 mm (mean 2.37 mm), in female 2.24–2.43 mm (mean 2.37 mm); N 4/7. Male structures. ( Figs. 20A–M , 21, 22) Resembling Dz. ( Dz. ) planotuberculata and Dz. ( Dz. ) altotuberculata , more similar to the latter one. Median concavity of T6 similarly deep as in latter one, but much wider ( Figs. 20I–K ). Latero-posterior corners of T7 similarly produced as in the first mentioned species, but much broader; pre-glandular margin ( pm) as long as in Dz . ( Dz. ) altotuberculata ; opening of glandular pit larger, occupying more than two thirds of the length of the tergite, elevations ( el ) of the posterior wall of the pit and of the bulge ( bu ) behind the pit similarly strongly sculptured as in Dz. ( Dz. ) altotuberculata . Pouch tubes with many short side branches, diameter of the main axis subbasally wider than elsewhere; interior cuticular lining with long, bristle-like microtrichial processes as in the preceding two species, inclined towards the exit ( Figs. 25J, K ). T10 with median part of posterior border shallowly but distinctly concave ( Fig. 20H ). Spatular bristles laterally on T5–7: densely arranged only on T7 ( Figs. 20E–G ), thinning out towards the latero-posterior corners. No glandular pores on T2. Colouration. Tegmina. In both sexes transparent, without dark markers. Male. Similar to Dz . ( Dz .) planotuberculata . Head dark, with yellowish post-interocular stripe; forelegs for most part dark, mid- and hindlegs with extended yellowish parts; discs of thoracic nota dark, margins transparent; T2–6 anteriorly of the ridge dark, posteriorly on a relatively light ground colour with a dark maculose pattern producing at three positions more extended dark areas, T6 sometimes completely dark ( Figs. 20A–C, I–K ), T7 between bulge and the broadly dark lateral margin yellowish ( Figs. 20D , 21, 22); sternites mainly dark, lateral margins broadly yellowish. Female. Head dark, with yellowish post-interocular stripe; legs almost completely yellowish; discs of thoracic nota dark, sometimes with moderately extended lightenings, margins transparent ( Figs. 20M, N ); tergites anteriorly of ridge dark, posteriorly on a yellowish ground colour with a moderately extended dark maculose pattern; sternites mainly dark, with broadly yellowish lateral margins. Distribution. Only known from two neighbouring localities in the massive Jebel Bou Iblane at the northern end of the Middle Atlas: One (Ma 184) between the distribution areas of Dz. ( Dz. ) planotuberculata and Dz. ( Dz. ) altotuberculata , at the other locality (Ma 13) they were found together with the first mentioned species, at elevations of 1300–1700 m ( Figs. 27 , 28 ).