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            <p> Telebasis celiovallei sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figures 6, 13, 22</p>
            <p> Etymology. Named  celiovallei in honor of my good friend and colleague the zoologist and environmentalist Célio Murilo de Carvalho Valle who collected this species at Carajás. </p>
            <p>Type specimens: Holotype ♂, BRAZIL, Pará State, Carajás, Serra Norte (at Lake Canga), 2° 57' S, 51° 52' W, 14 m, 10-viii-1978, Célio M.C. Valle leg., semiteneral. Paratypes: 3 teneral ♂, same data as holotype. Holotype and paratypes deposited in ABMM and one paratype in RWG.</p>
            <p>Description. Male holotype.</p>
            <p>Head. Labium yellow, labrum grayish orange, face brownish orange, upper part of head in front of median ocellus brown with an arciform pale yellow band between antennal base. Remainder of upper part of head dark metallic green with diagonal band between lateral ocellus and antennal base and occipital bar orange yellow. Dorsal half of head laterally black, medially light brown; ventral half yellowish brown.</p>
            <p>Thorax. Prothorax: Pronotum orange yellow with a pair of greyish C-shaped markings on median lobe, propleuron light brown; pterothorax with mesepisternum yellowish orange with metallic brown (most probably metallic black in fully adult specimens) stripe on medial 0.30, middorsal carina brown, mesepimeron yellowish orange, metapleuron and legs orange yellow. Wings hyaline. Px in FW 9, in HW 8. R3 arising near Px 5, in FW, near Px 4 in HW. Anal vein separating from the wing margin at Ac. Pterostigma light brown surmounting one cell.</p>
            <p>Abdomen. S1–S2 and proximal 1/4 of S3 yellow, remainder of S3 and S4–S5 orange red, S6–S8 orange yellow, S9–S10 and cercus orange red; paraproct orange yellow.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe rounded with a very shallow medial concavity; S 9 in dorsal view dilating distally; cercus longer than S10, subequal to paraprocts, in lateral view with the apex twisted medially (Fig. 13). In medio-dorsal view (Fig. 22) with an arcuate keel more pronounced dorso- and anteroventrally, with one antero-medially directed apical tooth; antero-ventral extremity of arcuate keel slightly dilated (Fig. 22) and separated from cercal surface; penis trumpet-shaped constricted at base (Fig. 6).</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 21.4; HW 15.7</p>
            <p> Remarks.  T. celiovallei has a unique combination of characters that allows for its identification: i.e. cercus elongated, without ventral teeth, in lateral view (Fig. 13) with the apex twisted medially and no seam, in medio-dorsal view (Fig. 22) with an arcuate keel and an C-shaped apical tooth directed antero-medially; paraproct concave; penis trumpet-shaped constricted at base (Fig. 6). By having the rear of head mostly pale  T. celiovallei keys to M-5 Garrison (2009) in which the following couplet may be inserted: </p>
            <p> 1.5 Cercus in lateral view with the apex twisted (Fig. 13), in medio-dorsal view provided with an arcuate keel (Fig. 22); Pará State, Brazil .......................................................................................................................................  T. celiovallei 1.5´. Cercus in lateral view with the apex straight, in medio-dorsal view with no arcuate keel.......................................... 2 </p>
            <p> Characters of the penis (Figs. 6, RG 14o), head coloring, and medial cercal morphology place  T. celiovallei near  T. simulata Tennessen , but the acute ventro-basal tooth of the cercus typical of  T. simulata (Fig. 30) is, in  T. celiovallei , rounded (Fig. 22). The distal arcuate keel of the cercus in medio-dorsal view in  T. simulata has two teeth (Fig. 30); in  T. celiovalei , there is one (Fig. 22). </p>
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            <p> Telebasis divaricata sp. nov. Figures 1, 7, 14, 23 </p>
            <p> Etymology: From Latin  divaricata , spread apart, an allusion to the divaricated horns of prothoracic lobe of the female (Fig. 1). </p>
            <p>Types. Holotype ♂, BRAZIL, Pará State, Cachimbo, 8° 57' S, 54° 54' W, 400m, x-1955, P.F.S. Pereira leg. Allotype ♀ same data as holotype. Types deposited in ABMM.</p>
            <p>Description. Male. Holotype. Head missing. As judged by the allotype, rear of head most likely orange. Thorax. Pterothorax with middorsal carina and medial 0.25 of mesepisternum dark metallic green, remainder of mesopleuron and metepisternum yellowish brown, metepimeron yellow. Legs yellow. Wings hyaline, Px in FW 11, in HW 9, R3 arising near Px 5 in FW near Px 6 in HW, anal vein separating from wing margin at Ac in FW and at a distance proximal of Ac that is half its length in HW, pterostigma light brown surmounting one cell. Abdomen with anterior half of S1 yellow, posterior half orange yellow; S2 orange yellow; proximal half of S3 orange yellow, distal half grey; S4–5 dark brown, laterally yellow; S9–10 orange.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Cercus longer than S10, and about twice the length of paraproct (Fig. 14). In lateral view with the dorsal margin almost straight the ventral margin concave at the distal half, with no tooth (Fig. 14); in medio-dorsal view (Fig. 23) with a curved black plate with a central concavity delimiting two teeth. Paraproct in lateral view acuminate (Fig. 14). Penis (Fig. 7) with poorly developed inner fold, and a large terminal fold, in lateral view with a small lateral lobe at distal third, in ectal view distally straight, twice broader at apex than at base.</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 21.0; HW 16.1</p>
            <p>Description. Female allotype. Head. Labium yellow, genae, base of mandibles yellow, anteclypeus and labrum green, the latter with the border yellow; antefrons, upper part of head in front of median ocellus reddish brown, remainder of upper part of head metallic black with diagonal band between lateral ocellus and antennal base and occipital bar orange; rear of head orange. Thorax. Prothorax orange yellow; pterothorax with mesepisternum including middorsal carina orange yellow, mesepimeron yellowish orange, metapleuron whitish yellow except for an yellowish orange stripe at metepisternum. Legs yellow except for flexor surface of femora that are orange yellow. Wings hyaline. Px in FW 11, in HW 9, R 3 in FW arising near Px6, in HW near Px5. Anal vein in FW separating from the wing margin by a distance distal to CuP that is about the length of CuP, in HW about 1/2 the length of CuP; pterostigma yellow surmouting one cell. Abdomen. S1–3 dorsally orange red, laterally yellow; S4–7 dorsally dark brown, laterally yellowish orange; S8–10 orange red with a lateral black spot at S9; valves of ovipositor yellow.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe(Fig. 1) with well developed median and lateral lobes, the median with two divaricate horn-like processes and a small median tooth, originating from a curved transverse ridge.</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 22.5; HW 16.9</p>
            <p> Remarks. Male of  T. divaricata shares with  T. corbeti ,  T. demarara ,  T. rubricauda and  T. versicolor the very long cercus with apex not notched. It differs from  T. demarara and  T. rubricauda by the predominantly orange color (only S8–S10 orange in  T. rubricauda ). From  T. sanguinalis ,  T. versicolor and  T. corbeti it differs by absence of a ventro-basal tooth on cercus (Figs. 14, 23). It differs also from  T. corbeti ,  T. demarara and  T. rubricauda by having the penis with a short disto-lateral lobe (Fig. 7). Female of  T. divaricata unique by divaricate hind prothoracic lobe (Fig. 1). By long length of cercus in lateral view (Fig. 14),  T. divaricata keys to M-4, couplet 3 in Garrison (2009). This key can be modified as follows to accommodate  T. divaricata . </p>
            <p> 3. Medial 0.33 of prothoracic posterior lobe evenly curved (RG Fig. 9 f); only S8-10 red; ventral margin of cercus in medio-dorsal view with elongate rim at basal 0.50 as well as small, incurved apical tooth (RG Fig. 18 j); apical segment of penis unbranched (RG Fig. 14 j); Venezuela south through Brazil, Peru and Bolivia (RG Fig. 37).................. .................................................................................................................................................................  T. rubricauda</p>
            <p>3’. Medial 0.33 of prothoracic posterior lobe quadrate (RG Figs. 9 c, h); all abdominal segments red-orange; ventral lobe on cercus at basal 0.50 present (RG Figs. 17 c, 19c) or absent (Fig. 23) and with (RG Fig. 19 c) or without (Fig. 23, RG Fig. 17 c) a medially directed tooth on medial margin at distal 0.65; tip of cercus lacking (RG Figs. 17 c, 19c) or</p>
            <p>armed with an apical tooth (Fig. 23); apical segment of penis two-branched (RG Figs. 13 c, 15a), or with a small disto-lateral lobe (Fig. 6); SE Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, Acre and Pará States, Brazil ......................................... 4</p>
            <p> 4. Cercus in medio-dorsal view with an apical tooth (Fig. 23); Pará State, Brazil ........................................  T. divaricata</p>
            <p>4´. Cercus in medio-dorsal view lacking an apical tooth (RG Figs. 17 c, 19c); SE Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, Acre State, Brazil ................................................................................................................................................................... 5</p>
            <p> 5. A medially directed tooth on medial margin at distal 0.65 (RG Fig. 19 c); paraproct in lateral view forming a single lobe (RG Fig. 22 m); SE Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru (RG Fig. 42)........................................................  T. versicolor</p>
            <p> 5’. No medially directed tooth on medial margin at distal 0.65 (RG Fig. 17 c); paraproct in lateral view divaricate (Fig. Fig. 21 a); Peru and Bolivia (RG Fig. 42), Acre State, Brazil ........................................................................  T. corbeti</p>
            <p> Female of  T. divaricata unique by hind prothoracic lobe with the median lobe provided with two divaricate horns (Fig. 1). </p>
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            <p> Telebasis lenkoi sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figures 2, 8, 15, 24, 31</p>
            <p> Etymology: Named  lenkoi in honor of my good friend the entomologist Karol  Lenko who collected the type series and has provided me with many other valuable  Odonata including another species of  Telebasis described herein. </p>
            <p> Type specimens. Holotype ♂ and Allotype ♀, BRAZIL, Mato Grosso State, Utiariti, 13º 02´S, 58º 17´W, 400m, vii-1961, K.  Lenko leg.; paratypes 3 ♂ and 3 ♀♀, same data as holotype. Types deposited in ABMM; one ♂ and a ♀ paratypes in RWG; one ♂ and a ♀ paratypes in FAAL. </p>
            <p>Description. Male holotype. Head. Labium yellow, genae, base of mandibles light orange, labrum orange; anteclypeus, postclypeus, antefrons, and area anterior to median ocellus orange; upper part of head black with pale diagonal band between lateral ocellus and antennal base, occipital bar orange; rear of head predominantly yellow, with an isolated large black latero-dorsal spot. Thorax. Prothorax with pronotum greyish orange, propleuron whitish yellow; pterothorax greyish orange except for yellow-white metapleuron and poorly defined stripe on posterior part of mesepimeron. Legs grayish orange except for whitish yellow flexor surfaces of femora. Wings hyaline. Px in FW 9–10, in HW 8; R3 arising near Px 6 in both wings; anal vein separating from wing margin at a distance proximal to CuP that is 1.5 length of CuP in FW and slightly basal to it in HW; pterostigma yellow, surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1–S3 orange; S4–S6 dorsally dark brown, laterally brownish orange; S7–S10 dorsally red, laterally light orange. Appendages orange.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe rounded with a shallow median concavity. Segment S 9 in dorsal view dilating distally (Fig. 31). Cercus in lateral view (Fig. 15) slightly longer than S10, 1.6 longer than paraproct, apex notched, the ventral margin simple, slightly concave with ventro-basal tooth not visible. In medio-dorsal view (Fig. 24) with an oval smooth surface, and with a baso-ventral and apical tooth. Paraproct acuminate (Fig. 15). Penis (Fig. 8) with terminal and inner folds well-developed, apical segment in ectal view with the borders subparallel and a pair of distal lateral lobes directed latero-distally.</p>
            <p>Dimensions (mm). Abdomen 22.3; HW 16.1</p>
            <p>Description. Female allotype.</p>
            <p>Head. As in male. Thorax. Prothorax and pterothorax, and legs, as in male but mesopleuron more vivid orange. Wings hyaline, Px in FW 10, in HW 9. R3 arising near Px 5 in both wings; anal vein separating from wing margins at a distance proximal to CuP that is twice the length of CuP in FW and 1.5 in HW; pterostigma yellow, surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1–S2 dorsally orange, laterally yellowish white; S3 dorsally orange, laterally yellowish orange; S4–S6 dorsally black, laterally yellow with latero-apical yellow rings; S7– S10 dorsally dark brown, laterally orange red. Ovipositor valves yellowish orange.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe with well-developed lateral and median lobes, the median subrectangular with a shallow dorsal concavity (Fig. 2).</p>
            <p>Dimensions (mm). Abdomen 13.9; HW 18.0</p>
            <p> Remarks.  T. lenkoi ,  T. racenisi and  T. pareci are unique among the genus in possessing wing stalked well before level of CuP (as in RG Fig. 11 c) and, in male, an apically notched cercus when viewed laterally (Figs. </p>
            <p> 15, 18, 20). Penis (Fig. 8) as for  T. racenisi (Fig. 12). Male keys to couplet 2. of Key M-4 of Garrison (2009) and is modified to accomodate this species and its similar congener,  T. pareci , as follows: </p>
            <p> 2. Apical portion of S9 about as wide as remainder of abdomen (Fig. 33), labrum blue, rear of head mostly black at least on upper half (as in RG Fig. 1 f); Venezuela, Peru, Mato Grosso States, Brazil .....................................  T.racenisi</p>
            <p>2´. Apical portion of S9 all of S10 about 2x as wide as remainder of abdomen (Figs. 31, 32), labrum orange or light orange, rear of head mostly pale with an isolated large black spot lateral to occipital foramen (similar to RG Fig. 1 e); Mato Grosso State, Brazil .............................................................................................................................................3</p>
            <p> 3. Cercus in lateral view with outer ventral margin strongly concave, medial ventral margin with a basal tooth, ventral branch of apex directed ventrally (Fig. 18); Mato Grosso State, Brazil ..........................................................  T. pareci</p>
            <p> 3´. Cercus in lateral view with the ventral margin linear, no ventro-basal tooth, ventral branch of apex directed posteriorly (Fig. 15); Mato Grosso State, Brazil .........................................................................................................  T. lenkoi</p>
            <p> Female of  T. lenko i will key to  T. racenisi in Key F-5 of Garrison but differs by labral coloration (orange in  T. lenkoi , blue in  T. racenisi ) and coloration of rear of head (mostly pale with an isolated large black spot lateral to occipital foramen, similar to RG Fig. 1 e, in  T. lenkoi , mostly black at least on upper half,as in RG Fig. 1 f, in  T. lenkoi ). </p>
            <p> Garrison (2009: 91) recorded  Telebasis racenisi from Goiás and Mato Grosso States, Brazil and mapped both based on Lencioni (2006: 215) and personal communication. In order to make Garrison's paper more complete, Lencioni provided the following data for these specimens: Goiás State: Fazenda Olho D'agua, outside of Parque Nacional de Emas, 17 50' S, 52˚39' W, 14-x-1982, leg. N.D. Santos, 5 ♀♀; Mato Grosso State: Rio São Lorenço, São Vicente, 15 49' S, 55˚24' W, 22-vii-1983, leg. L. F. Reys, 3 ♂. Garrison had not seen these specimens which were probably identified from material in the MNRJ. In light of the occurrence of two new species of this group from Mato Grosso State coupled with my examination of bona fide  T. racenisi from Mato Grosso State, Diamantino 14º 25´S, 56º 27´W, Garrison's records of  T. racenisi should be reexamined as they might represent either  T. lenkoi or  T. parecei . </p>
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            <p> Telebasis myrianae sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figures 3, 9, 16, 25</p>
            <p> Etymology: Named  myrianae in honor of my good friend the biologist Myrian Morato Duarte who for 17 years has been illustrating my papers on dragonflies. </p>
            <p>Type specimens. Holotype ♂ and allotype ♀, BRAZIL, Bahia State, Itamaraju, 17° 4' S, 39° 32' W, 61m, ii-1988, L.F. Reys and J. Bento leg, 5 ♂ and 1 ♀ paratypes, same data as holotype. Holotype, allotype and paratypes deposited in ABMM; one ♂ and a ♀ paratype deposited in RWG and one ♂ in FAAL.</p>
            <p>Description. Male holotype. Head. Labium yellow, genae base of mandibles and anteclypeus brown, labrum red, postclypeus and antefrons reddish brown, upper part of head matt black with reddish brown area in front of median ocellus, at antennifer, scape and pedicel and at the diagonal band between lateral ocellus and antennal base; rear of head black. Thorax. Prothorax orange red, laterally yellowish orange; pterothorax with mesepisternum brownish orange with a dark metallic green stripe occupying medial 0.50, mesepimeron and metepisternum orange yellow, metepimeron yellowish orange. Legs brownish orange. Wings flavescent, Px in FW 12 in HW 10. R3 arising at Px 5 in both wings; anal vein separating from the wing margin at CuP in both wings; pterostigma yellowish brown, surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1–S2 dorsally red, dorsolaterally orange yellow. S3–S10 greyish; cercus dark brown, paraprocts greyish red.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe smoothly rounded, cercus in lateral view (Fig. 15) subequal to S10, 1.5 longer than paraproct with no visible ventral tooth; in medio-dorsal view with a robust mediallydirected conical tooth (Fig. 25). Paraproct in lateral view truncate (Fig. 15), in medio-dorsal view (Fig. 25) concave. Penis (Fig. 9) with terminal and inner folds well-developed, a very long digitiform proximal lateral lobe and a smaller distal one both directed ventro-anteriorly; apical segment in dorsal view strongly dilated distally.</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 28.9, HW 19.3</p>
            <p>Description. Female allotype. Head. Labium, genae, base of mandibles, anteclypeus and antefrons orange yellow. Labrum orange. Postclypeus and upper part of head in front of median ocellus orange red, remainder black with orange red diagonal band; rear of head black. Thorax. Prothorax with proepimeron orange red with a black spot at middle part of hind prothoracic lobe, propleuron orange; mesepisternum with a black metallic stripe including middorsal carina on medial 0.50, remainder orange yellow; mesepimeron and metapleuron yellow. Legs brownish yellow. Wings slightly flavescent, Px in FW 13, in HW 10, R3 arising near Px 6 in both wings; anal vein separating from wing margin slightly proximal to CuP in both wings, pterostigma yellowish brown surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1–S10 dorsally black, laterally yellow from S1–S5, brownish yellow on S6–S10.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe with median lobe smoothly rounded, having at its base two anteriorly directed horns, medially approximate with apices divergent (Fig. 3).</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 24.6, HW 17.8</p>
            <p> Remarks. By possession of flavescent wings, male keys to Key M2 (Garrison 2009) but is unique by having the penis with a pair of long digitiform proximal lateral lobes followed distally by a smaller pair (Fig. 9). Overall small size and cercal morphology (Figs. 16, 25) similar to that of  T. bickorum (RG Fig. 16 g) but penis (Fig. 9) lacks the long, divaricate apical lobes characteristic of  T. bickorum (Fig. 5). Female keys to F-7, couplet 5,' in Garrison (2009) from which the following couplet may be inserted: </p>
            <p> 5.5. Prothoracic horns with bases approximate basally (Fig. 3), Brazil, Bahia State.........................................  T. myrianae</p>
            <p>5.5´. Prothoracic horns with bases not approximate basally (RG Figs. 5 d; 6f, l, o, p; 7d; 8f).............................................6</p>
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            <p> Telebasis pallida sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figures 17, 26</p>
            <p> Etymology: From latin  pallida , pale, an allusion to the entirely pale color of the species. </p>
            <p>Type specimen. Holotype ♂, BRAZIL, Mato Grosso State, Xavantina, 14° 40'S, 52° 21' W, 311m, xii- 1962, M. Alvarenga and A. Oliveira leg, deposited in ABMM.</p>
            <p>Description. Male holotype. Head. Labium, genae, base of mandibles and border of labrum whitish yellow, remainder of labrum, and face yellow; upper part of head including antennifer and scape light brown; rear of head yellowish white. Thorax. Prothorax and mesopleuron light brown, metapleuron whitish yellow; an elongated dark brown spot at upper part of humeral and interpleural sutures continuing as a line along humeral suture; middorsal carina light brown flanked by a very narrow dark brown stripe. Legs whitish yellow, wings hyaline. Px in FW8, in HW 7. R3 arising near Px 5 in FW, Px 4 in HW; anal vein separating from wing margin at CuP in FW and slightly proximal to it in HW; pterostigma brown surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1 yellowish; S2 dorsally orange, laterally yellow; S3-7 missing, S8–10 reddish orange. Appendages brownish orange.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe smoothly rounded. Cercus in lateral view (Fig. 17) half as long as S10, subequal to paraproct, with a disto-ventral tooth. In medio-dorsal view (Fig. 26) with a ventroapical tooth. Paraproct with a dorsal concavity and blunt tip (Figs. 17, 26). Penis missing.</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen (measured before S3–S7 accidentally lost) 22.3; HW 14.2</p>
            <p>Female. Unknown.</p>
            <p> Remarks. This species, like  T. lenkoi ,  T. pareci and  T. racenisi is notable for complete absence of dark markings on the thorax. Keys to M-5, couplet 2,' in Garrison (2009) from which the following couplet can be inserted: </p>
            <p> 2.5. Mesepisternum lacking black stripe, Brazil, Mato Grosso State...................................................................  T. pallida</p>
            <p>2.5´. Mesepisternal median black stripe well-developed..................................................................................................... 3</p>
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            <p> Telebasis pareci sp. nov.</p>
            <p> Figures 4, 10, 18, 27, 32 17´W, 400m, vii-1961, K.  Lenko leg. Deposited in ABMM. </p>
            <p>Description. Male holotype. Head. Labium yellow, genae and base of mandibles yellow, anteclypeus, antefrons and labrum light orange, the latter with a postero-medial dark brown marking; postclypeus orange; upper part of head metallic black with area anterior to median ocellus and occipital bar orange; an orange yellow diagonal band between lateral ocellus and antena; rear of head predominently yellow with a large dorso- posterior triangular black area. Thorax. Pronotum light brown, propleuron whitish yellow, mesopleuron light brown, metapleuron greyish orange. Legs, femora light brown with extensor surfaces dark brown, tibiae yellow, tarsi yellowish brown. Wings hyaline, Px in FW11, in HW 9. R3 arising near Px 6 in FW, Px 5 in HW; anal vein separating from wing margin at distance proximal to CuP that is about twice the length of CuP in both wings; pterostigma yellow surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1 dorsally orange laterally orange yellow; S2–3 dorsally orange, laterally yellowish orange; S4–7 dorsally dark brown, laterally brownish orange; S8–10 and cercus brownish orange. Proximal half of paraproct orange, distal half brownish orange.</p>
            <p> Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe smoothly rounded. S 9 in dorsal view dilating distally (Fig. 32). Cercus 1.25 longer than S10, 1.4 longer than paraproct; in lateral view (Fig. 18) with apex notched and ventral medial plate with a basal tooth, lateral plate strongly concave; cercus in medio-dorsal view with oval surface smooth and with a basal and distal tooth (Fig. 27). Paraproct accuminate (Fig. 18). Penis (Fig. 10) as as in  T. racenisi (Fig. 12). </p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 23.9; HW 16.5</p>
            <p>Description. Female allotype.</p>
            <p>Head. As in male except labrum lacks postero-medial dark brown marking in male. Thorax as in male except metapleuron is orange white. Wings hyaline.Px in FW10, in HW 9. R3 arising near Px 6 in FW and near Px 5 in HW. Anal vein separating from wing margin at a distance proximal to Ac that is twice its length in FW and slightly distal to Ac in HW; pterostigma yellow surmounting 4/5 of one cell. Abdomen. S1–2 dorsally orange, laterally greyish orange. S3–10 brownish orange.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe (Fig. 4) with median lobe on line with the lateral lobes, rectangular with a plate-like dorso-lateral process at each side, lateral lobes well developed.</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 23.7, HW 18.1</p>
            <p> Remarks.  Telebasis pareci , forms together with  T.lenkoi and  T. racenisi a unique complex of  Telebasis species that has been discussed under  T. lenkoi . Males Keys to M-4 and females to F- 5 in Garrison (2009) and are diagnosed under  T. lenkoi . </p>
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            <p> Telebasis pataxo sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figures 11, 19, 28</p>
            <p> Etymology. The name refers to the  Pataxo indian people who inhabit the region of Bahia State where the holotype was collected. </p>
            <p>Type specimen. Holotype ♂, BRAZIL, Bahia State, Itamaraju, 17° 4' S, 39° 32' S, 61m, ii-1988, L.F. Rey &amp; J. Bento leg, deposited in ABMM.</p>
            <p>Description. Male holotype. Head. Labium yellow, labrum orange, genae greyish yellow, base of mandibles, anteclypeus, postclypeus brown, antefrons light brown, upper part of head anterior to median ocellus reddish brown, remainder metallic black; pale diagonal band extending from lateral ocellus to antennal base, antennifer, scape and pedicel of antenna reddish brown; rear of head black. Thorax. Prothorax with pronotum orange red with black transverse spot at anterior part of hind lobe, propleuron yellowish orange; pterothorax with middorsal carina and medial 0.50 of mesepisternum dark metallic green, remainder of mesepisternum, mesepimeron and metepisternum orange red, metepimeron yellowish white. Legs, femora and tibiae light brown, tarsi dark brown. Wings hyaline. Px in FW 8 in HW 9, R3 arising near Px 7 in FW, near Px 5 in HW. Anal vein separating from wing margin at CuP in both wings; pterostigma light brown surmounting one cell. Abdomen. S1–2 dorsally orange, laterally yellow; S3–5 dorsally reddish orange, laterally yellowish; S6 red with a distal brown ring.</p>
            <p>Structural characters. Hind prothoracic lobe with slight median concavity delimitating two rounded prominences. Cercus much shorter than S10, longer than paraproct (Fig. 19) in medio-dorsal view (Fig. 39) with a robust tooth whose tip is visible in lateral view (Fig. 28) at about midlength; paraproct in lateral view (Fig. 19) obliquely truncate, in medio-dorsal view dorsally concave (Fig. 28). Penis (Fig. 11) with well developed terminal fold and inner folds; distal half of apical segment missing.</p>
            <p>Dimensions. Abdomen 23.9, HW 16.6</p>
            <p>Female. Unknown.</p>
            <p> Remarks:  T. pataxo keys to couplet 7 of Key M6 (Garrison, 2009) that includes  T. bickorum and  T. erythrina . It differs from  T. erythrina by having the cercus in medio-dorsal view with a robust conical tooth (Fig. 28; this replaced by a vertical tooth in  T. erythrina , RG Fig. 17 h) and by the paraproct in lateral view truncate (Fig. 19; acuminate in  T. erythrina , RG Fig. 21 f). From  T. bickorum it differs by the absence of an humeral black stripe present in  T. bickorum (RG Fig. 4 e), by the hind prothoracic lobe with a median concavity delimitating two lateral prominences, (evenly rounded in  T. bickorum ) and by the cercus that is truncate, and bent postero-ventrally in  T. pataxo (Fig. 19; cercus roundly pointed and directed posteriorly in  T. bickorum , RG Fig. 20 h). The cercus in medio-dorsal view is more slender in  T. bickorum (RG Fig. 16 g) than in  T. pataxo (Fig. 28). </p>
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