Canarilabis alata ( Johnsen, 1974 )

Canarilabis alata ( Johnsen, 1974) View in CoL

Figs. 1A (clade 1), 4P–T, 5D

Type locality. Spain: Canary Isl. , La Gomera, La Palmita ( Johnsen 1974)

Material examined. Spain: Canary Isl. , La Gomera , Benchijigua: Los Neruegos, 28 °06′15.9″N, 17 °13′54.7″W, 14. VI GoogleMaps .2016, under logs of Erica, P. Kočárek and I. Horká leg. (2 males, 3 females) ( UNOV) ; Spain: Canary Isl. , La Gomera, La Laguna Grande, 24.XI.2010, V . Šilha leg. (5 males, 1 female) ( UNOV) ; Spain: Canary Isl. , La Gomera, Chipude, 24.XI.2010, V . Šilha leg. (7 males, 6 females) ( UNOV) ; Spain: La Gomera ins., Tagamicha Mt., 1.5 km NW of Jerdune, 28 °05′58″N, 17 °10′44″W, 950 m, 16.i.2020, under stones, M. Mantič leg. (4 males) ( MMCO) GoogleMaps ; Spain: La Gomera ins., Alto de Garajonay N of Iguajero, 28 °06′35″N, 17 °14′54″W, 1400 m, 13.i.2020, under stones, M. Mantič leg. (2 males, 2 females) ( MMCO) GoogleMaps ; Spain: La Gomera ins., Ermita de las Nieves, 700 m N of Vegaipala , 28 °06′04″N, 17 °12′08″W, 1100 m, 16.i.2020, under stones, M. Mantič leg. (1 male, 1 female) ( MMCO) GoogleMaps .

Published records. Johnsen (1974: 29–30) as Anisolabis alata ; Bivar de Sousa & Sakai (1997: 291).

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Diagnosis. Similar to the other species of Canarilabis in terms of external morphology, males can be identified by the unique combination of the following characters: rudimentary tegmina present as lateral flaps; lateral glandular folds developed on both tergites 3 and 4 but only slightly visible; tergites 6–9 or 7–9 rugoso-striate at sides; penultimate sternite with posterior margin truncate, slightly concave, truncate part as wide as 1/3 of the maximal width of sternite, manubrium approximately 1.6–1.8 times longer than penultimate sternite; outer margin of paramere broadly rounded, without angular projection.