Pararrhopalites hermesi sp. n.
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Type material. Holotype female in slide (#6040/CRFS/UEPB): Brazil, Minas Gerais state, Nova Lima municipality, cave RM-33, 20°02’05.30”S, 43°59’40.20”W, 30.VI.2014, Bioespeleo et al. coll. Paratype in slide (#6038/CRFS/UEPB): 1 female, Brazil, Minas Gerais State, Nova Lima municipality, RM-33, 20°02’05.30”S, 43°59’40.20”W, 02.IV.2014, Bioespeleo et al. coll. Paratype in slide (#6039/CRFS/UEPB): 1 female, same data as holotype. Paratype in slide (#6042/CRFS/UEPB): 1 male, Brazil, Minas Gerais State, Nova Lima municipality, RM-03, 20°02’37.50”S 44°00’22.40”W, 31.III.2014, Bioespeleo et al. coll. Paratype in slide (#18060/CRFS/UEPB): 1 female, Brazil, Minas Gerais State, Nova Lima municipality, RM-33, 20°02’05.30”S, 43°59’40.20”W, 21.X.2017, A. S. Reis & R. Zampaulo coll.
Additional materialshttps://doi.org/10.15468/pbxmgz
Etymology. Pararrhopalites hermesi sp. n. is named after the Greek god Hermes, in allusion to the wings of his flying shoes, quite similar in shape to the subanal appendages of this species.