Two new species of Clito from South America and a revision of the Clito littera group (Lepidoptera: Hesperiidae: Pyrginae) Author Grishin, Nick V. text Zootaxa 2014 3861 3 231 248 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3861.3.2 7beda7dd-c67d-44f3-9e62-cf4500db236c 1175-5326 252285 0F6451EC-F2A1-4EC8-8C86-CB0A4EA73AB9 C. trinidadensis Cock, 1998 ( Figs. 17–18 , 26 e–f, 27 part, 28 part) The most recently described species, C. trinidadensis from Trinidad ( Figs. 17–18 , 26 e–f, 27 part), is more similar in genitalia to C. nebulosa , but differs from it in a narrower valva, slightly more prominent distal bulge on the cucullus and darker wing patterns with differently shaped spots. It is a darker species, with largely brown hindwing. Basal edge of forewing discal cell pale spot in C. trinidadensis is straight or rounded, angled to the costa ( Figs. 17–18 , 27 part). Addition of the last two species increases the species count in the C. littera group to five. In addition to this work, primary types and other specimens of all these species are illustrated in Warren et al. (2014) . Further inspection of Clito specimens from the C. littera group in USNM collection revealed material from Ecuador and Venezuela that could not be attributed to any of these species due to differences in genitalia. One of these new species appears to be closer to C. jonkersi , and the other is more similar to C. littera . These two species are named below.