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Biström &amp; Nilsson
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Described on the basis of a single male, collected in the Cederberg by Sebastian Endrödy-Younga (
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). My collections of this species include the first known females. These differ from males in the slightly more strongly impressed microreticulation, particularly on the elytra, the narrower pro- and mesotarsi and the shorter apical segment of the mesotarsi. The spermatheca is relatively small, short and stout, with a relatively narrow fertilization duct (
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A). The spermathecal duct (not shown due to damage during extraction) is coiled, and closely resembles that of other species of the group. I can add the following records, extending the species distribution north to the Gifberg-Matsikamaberg massif, which represent the northernmost extension of the Cape
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Mountains, and the adjacent Bokkeveld Escarpment:
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Northern Cape, temporary pond beside R27 ca.
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E of Vanrhyns Pass (1 ♀, teneral);
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Western Cape, Gifberg, stream over sandstone rock in Gifberg pass (
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, 1♀);
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Western Cape, Matsikammaberg, temporary rockpools on NE edge of summit plateau (
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A) (
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, 4♀, some teneral).
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