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, 0 6.02.2017, coll.
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Capnioenura
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is reported for the first time for the Caucasian stonefly fauna.
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proposed the replacement name
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. This species was described from
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. This area is close to the Georgian border (
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is considered as relict or as micro-endemic species (
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Darilmaz
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2016
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) restricted to the
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Region (Eastern Pontus). It is a crenophilic and stenothermal coldwater species, occurring in mountain springs and brooklets (
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) with emergence in October. From a geographical aspect, the Eastern Pontic Mountains are considered as a western extension of the Lesser Caucasus (
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). Therefore, the record of
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in
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bordered to the south by the Turkish Province Artvin, the type locality of
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, our new record for
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was predictable.
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was collected in
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along the Kintrishi River on the snow in February (
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). This record suggests an extended period of emergence for this species in autumn and winter.
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Structure of genitalia of
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from
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agrees with description by
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, except for a few details. Specimens from
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are smaller than from
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(
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), sexual dimorphism pronounced, the body length of male
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, females 5.2¯
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. Palpi longer, 1.4X than the male body length and 1.2X than the female body length. Legs long and stout, femur and tibia brown, tarsus dark brown (
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). Anterior margin of male hind tibia covered with conspicuous short and stout black spines and thin brownish setae (
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). Tergum X of male with a heart-shaped median membraneous field (
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). Epiproct regularly curved and narrowing towards the tip, the apex is obliquely truncate (
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). Specillum regularly curved, ending into a pointed tip and hidden between paraprocts (
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).
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The tergum I of the female membranous with an oval dorsal sclerite. Terga II-VIII sclerotized, each tergum with paired paramedian membranous spots, forming V-shaped transversal band narrowed to tergum VIII. Tergum IX-X fully sclerotized. Sternum VI with trapezoid heavily sclerotized ventral sclerite (
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). Sternum VII convex, anteromedian half heavily sclerotized, posteromedian half membranous; a pair of small narrow oblique black spots posterolaterally. Subgenital plate forms by the fusion of the medial membranous part of posterior margin of sternum VII and medial membranous triangular part of anterior margin of sternum VIII. Sternum VIII slightly sclerotized; median area partly crossed by membranous triangular top of subgenital plate; posterior margin bears thin threadlike sclerite medially scarcely visible; a pair of dark belt-shaped spots anterolaterally connected with pair of small round black spots closely to posterolateral margin (
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). The subgenital plate (
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) of a second female specimen from the same collecting site was not as heavily sclerotized.
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<emphasis id="B901F021FFB5FFAAFF27F8F8FEA2F8AD" bold="true" box="[151,341,1877,1900]" pageId="12" pageNumber="558">FIGURES 2934.</emphasis>
31.
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.
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29. Male, habitus, lateral view. 30. Male abdominal tip, IX-X terga, dorsal. 31. Male abdominal tip, lateral. 32. Female abdominal tip, subgenital plate. 33. Variation of sclotization of female subgenital plate. 34. Hind leg, tibia, lateral.
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The ecological characteristics of the
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locality of
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,
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and
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is uncommon for other known Palearctic apterous leuctrid and capniid species. The new leuctrids and the capniid were collected in the metharhitral zone of the Kintrishi River, whereas previously known apterous
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species are considered mostly crenophilic, occurring in small brooks or brooklets at elevations higher than
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a.s.l. The apterous
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collected at the same site, is considered a &quot;crenophylic, stenothermic, cold water species, inhabiting mountain springs and brooklets (
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)&quot; (Vinçon &amp; Sivec 2011). It is not excluded that there is a possibility that our specimens of these species could have emerged not from the Kintrishi River but from inlet brooks or springs nearby.
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The Meskhleti Range serves as a barrier to moist air masses from the Black Sea. Most of the precipitation in the form of rain and snow falls in the autumn and winter, with a maximum of snowfall occurring in JanuaryFebruary. The height of the snow cover in the belt of
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a.s.l. can reach
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. In subtropical conditions, the cyclones are accompanied by extensive thaws, causing melting of snow and resulting flood events. The Kintrishi River flows through a canyon with smaller mountain tributary streams. It is certainly possible that drifting of mature stonefly larvae from other biotopes, especially headwater streams of this drainage may have occurred during snow melt. During adult emergence, larvae usually stay on the surface of the substrate, and are often dispersed by flood waters downstream. Mature larvae of all three species may have been transported from small drainages of peripheral valleys into the river.
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