Pararrhopalites ironicus sp. n.
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(Figs. 8, 24-28)
Type material. Holotype female in slide (#18545/CRFS/UEPB): Brazil, Minas Gerais state, Barão dos Cocais municipality, cave BRU-0028, 19°52’49.00”S, 43°26’13.50”W, 20-24.IX.2021, Spelayon et al. coll. Paratypes in slides (#18555, #18566/CRFS/UEPB): 2 females, same data as holotype. Paratypes in slides (#19047, #19048, #19059/CRFS/UEPB): 2 females and 1 male, Brazil, Minas Gerais state, Barão dos Cocais municipality, cave MDIR-0028, 19°52’49.00”S, 43°26’13.50”W, 14-18.III.2022, Spelayon et al. coll.
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Etymology. Pararrhopalites ironicus sp. n. , from iron and the Greek suffix “icus ” (belonging or related to), in allusion to its relation to the iron rock.