Prosthetops wolfbergensis sp. nov. — a giant amongst the ‘ minute moss beetles’, with new data on other members of the genus (Coleoptera, Hydraenidae) Author Bilton, David T. text Zootaxa 2013 3666 3 345 357 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3666.3.5 157f5045-3366-47ce-a50e-31891cfd296c 1175-5326 222583 6238604D-24E6-4A40-8BED-ACA88158C186 Prosthetops nitens (Péringuey, 1892) Has the same restricted geographical range as P. megacephalus , but apparently more restricted in habitat. Additional records: 24/ix/2010 Western Cape, Table Mountain, rock pools on central table below Maclear’s Beacon, 1,200 m ( Fig. 11 C)—abundant (adults +?larvae). On Table Mountain adults of this species can co-occur with those of P. megacephalus , in the same rockpool. In 2010, P. nitens was found in only ca. 10% of pools examined, however, whereas P. megacephalus was found in> 50%. Whilst megacephalus occurred across a range of pool types and sizes, nitens was only present in relatively small pools with a rock/mineral substrate ( Fig. 11 C), and has not been found in other microhabitats.