Nemocapnia carolina Banks 1938
Creators: name: Nations, Tina M.
name: Stark, Bill P.
name: Hicks, Matthew B.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2007
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Plecoptera
Capniidae
Nemocapnia
Nemocapnia carolina

description: <i>Nemocapniacarolina</i> Banks <i>Nemocapnia carolina</i> Banks, 1938. Type series, Morgantown, North Carolina. <i>Nemocapniacarolina</i>: Frison, 1942. Redescription. <b>Distribution.</b> AL, AR, FL, IL, IN, MS, NC, PQ, SC, VA (Stark &amp; Baumann 2006). Mississippipopulations have been reported in Simpson and Wilkinson counties (Stark 1979) and in this paper a new record is given for Amite County. <b>Mississippi collection data. (Fig. 52). Amite Co.,</b> Tributary Foster Creek, Hwy 33, 26 December 1997, M. Alford, 1 &amp;male;, 1 &amp;female;; Foster Creek, FR 167, 29 December 1997, M. Alford, 1 &amp;female;. <b>Simpson Co.,</b> Mill Creek, Hwy 472, 31 <b>°</b> 51’ 81.6” N, 89 <b>°</b> 59’ 51.5” W, 20 February 1981, B. Stark, 1 &amp;female;; Samelocation, 16 January 1981, B. Stark, 1 &amp;male;; Samelocation 7 March 1985, B. Stark, 1 &amp;female;; Samelocation, 16 January 2002, B. Stark, 5 &amp;male;, 2 &amp;female;; Westville Creek, Hwy 43, 31 <b>°</b> 52’ 80.0” N, 89 <b>°</b> 57’ 47.3” W, 19 December 1992, B. Stark, 1 &amp;male;; Bush Creek, Schoolhouse Road, 30 December 2002, B. Stark, 1 &amp;male;; Rials Creek, Main Street, 31 <b>°</b> 54’ 76.6” N, 89 <b>°</b> 52’ 69.2” W, 12 February 1981, B. Stark, and J. McGuire, 1 &amp;female;; Rials Creek, Merit, Hwy 43, 31 <b>°</b> 55’ 65.3” N, 89 <b>°</b> 54’ 60.4” W, 16 February 1979, B. Stark, 1 &amp;female;; Samelocation, 19 December 1992, B. Stark, 9 &amp;male;, 5 &amp;female;. <b>Wilkinson Co.,</b> Tributary Foster Creek, Hwy 33 N of Hwy 563 jct, 22 January 1977, B. Stark and L. Temple, 1 &amp;male;. <b>Male epiproct.</b> Epiproct a single, slender, cylindrical, probe, bearing an apical orifice (Figs. 52, 55); dorsal surface relatively smooth but bearing a prominent suture; epiproct carried in an upright position in most specimens (Fig. 54). <b>Male tergal process.</b> Abdominal tergum 8 without process, but tergum 9 bears a low knob lateral to epiproct on either side of segment (Figs. 53, 55&amp;hyphen;57). <b>Female subgenital plate.</b> Abdominal sterna 7 and 8 completely separated by membrane. Mesalportion of sternum 8 divided intoa large, somewhat mushroom shaped anterior sclerite and a narrow, transverse posterior sclerite (Figs. 58, 66).
description: Published as part of <i>Nations, Tina M., Stark, Bill P. &amp; Hicks, Matthew B., 2007, The Winter Stoneflies (Plecoptera: Capniidae) Of Mississippi, pp. 70-94 in Illiesia 3 (9)</i> on pages 92-93, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4759885
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