A new species of Leuctra from Turkey, and notes on Anatolian Rhabdiopteryx (Plecoptera: Leuctridae & Taeniopterygidae) Author Murányi, Dávid Author Vinçon, Gilles text Zootaxa 2017 4243 2 383 388 journal article 36271 10.11646/zootaxa.4243.2.9 1e4dbdac-a80e-4323-b5e7-d3aed790a3fd 1175-5326 399155 FC438570-E43B-46B1-9A37-F27952A28077 Rhabdiopteryx cf. doiranensis Ikonomov, 1983 ( Figs. 1–3 , 11–13 ) Material examined. TURKEY : Aydin Province , Akçaköy , small stream in olive plantation, S of the settlement, 545m , N37°57.207' E28°01.888' , 18.iv.2015 (loc. 23), leg. L. Dányi , M.B. Kaydan : 2♀ ( HNHM ) ; Aydin Province , Akçaköy , stream in a small gorge with Platanus trees, S of the settlement, 675m , N37°57.650' E28°01.644' , 18.iv.2015 (loc. 24), leg. L. Dányi , M.B. Kaydan : 3♀ ( HNHM ) . Remarks: Although the above specimens were collected in nearby localities, these females clearly differed from each other in several respects. Coloration and structure of the genitalia generally agree both with each other and with Macedonian specimens of R. doiranensis . The specimens from loc. 24 are considerably smaller (forewing length 8.4–8.8 mm ; those from loc. 23 9.0– 9.2 mm ). The genital sclerites of specimens from loc. 24 ( Fig. 2 ) were identical with Macedonian specimens, however, the females from loc. 23 ( Figs. 1, 3 ) have more extensively sclerotized vulvar sclerites and anterior surface expansion of the pregenital plate, while the postgenital plate is more narrow and less acute but with a rounded apex. Since no males were available for study from both localities, it was not possible to conclude if the Anatolian specimens are conspecific or belonging to two different taxa. At this time we report both collections as R. cf. doiranensis because males are required to confirm the identification of R. doiranensis in Turkey . Distribution and ecology. Rhabdiopteryx doiranensis is known from southeastern Macedonia (FYROM) ( Ikonomov 1983 , Murányi et al. 2014 ). In addition to this area, one other single female has been reported from Muğla Province of Turkey ( Kazanci 2000 , Darlimaz et al. 2016). The above specimens are from the adjacent province of the southwestern coast of Turkey ( Fig. 11 ). In Macedonia , the species inhabits temporary streams in lowlands and emerges in late winter to early spring ( Murányi et al. 2014 ). The Anatolian habitats are also small, possibly not permanent streams, at low or medium elevations with a Mediterranean climate ( Figs. 12–13 ). The above specimens from Aydin Province are obviously late emerging females. At loc. 23, the two specimens of R. cf. doiranensi were collected with three females of a Nemoura Latreille, 1796 species and a male of Isoperla lesbica Zwick, 1978 . At loc. 24, the three specimens were collected with a single male N. taurica Zhiltzova, 1967 .