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            <p> Macratria anus sp. nov. </p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 9B654EEF-05AE-4865-8749-67EE144AFE61</p>
            <p>(Figs 1–7)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Sarmi 76 km ESE,  
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                 , 02°11’09’’S 139°20’57’’E, 27 m, 28.III.1998, river valley, from riverside vegetation [printed]. 
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            <p> Paratypes 4♂ specimens. 2 NME &amp; 2 DTC: same label as holotype . </p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after the Anus language of small island group offshore northern coast of the Indonesian Papua near the locality of the new species. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4 mm; head length 0.8 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 0.95 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.6 mm, elytral length 2.3 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.9 mm. Male paratypes 3.6–3.9 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 1–2). Dorsum uniformly black, venter uniformly brown to black-brown. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi, antennomeres 1–8 and legs yellow, remaining antennomeres brown to yellowish brown. Tibiae shortly brown at contact point with corresponding femora, coxa and trochanters reddish to reddish black. Head subopaque dorsally, moderately glossy ventrally, elliptical. Frons narrow, about 0.5–0.6× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head, about 4.2× as long as rounded, short tempus. Interfacetal setae moderately long, dense. Head base broadly rounded to subtruncate, medially with an inconspicuous notch. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures dense, moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to as wide as punctures, somewhat less dense on median area of head. Head dorsal setae greyish, subdecumbent, dense, not concealing dorsal surface of head. Tactile setae sparse, erect, longer than ordinary setae, mainly arranged on head base. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, slightly thickened at apex, hardly extending towards base of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.2–1.3× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.5× as long as antennomere two, about same long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 elongate, 9–10 slightly widened distally. Terminal antennomere elongate fusiform, obtusely pointed, about twice as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere shortly cultriform. Pronotum subopaque dorsally, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate elliptical, narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin truncate. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally posteriad, rounded anteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, deep. Intervening spaces microstrigose, distinctly narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, dense, subdecumbent, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Basal area of pronotum with rather dense, appressed, whitish setae. Tactile setae sparse, erect to suberect, longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, not or hardly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six incomplete, poorly defined, flat, irregularly shaped rows. Intervening spaces between rows minutely punctate to microstrigose. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae in rows of punctures longer and thinner, directed strongly posteriad. Tactile setae sparse, erect to suberect. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Femur clavate. Tibial terminal spurs paired, margins serrate. Tarsomeres of all legs elongate, protarsus longer than corresponding tibia. Basal metatarsomere slightly longer than combined length of remaining metatarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII elongate, narrows posteriad, shallowly emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 3). Male morphological sternite VII rather short and broad, with paired, moderately long, laterally and apically densely setose lateral prong, posterior margin between prongs producing posteriad, truncate and densely setose (Fig. 4). Male tergite VIII and morphological sternite VIII as on Fig. 5. Aedeagus (Figs 6–7) long and rather slender, basale slightly more than twice as long as apicale. Paramere apically rounded. Median lobe apically tripartite.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female is unknown.</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria anus sp. nov. appears similar to several congeners with the modified male morphological sternite VII (provided with two simple prongs) from the  gestroi species-group. The new species differs from all congeners in the combination of the following features: the comparatively short male terminal antennomere, the narrow frons, the shape of the male terminalia and aedeagus. Additionally, the similar species differ from M. anus sp. nov. as follows:  M. densata Pic, 1900 (southern lowlands of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with a long median protrusion, the lateral prongs long and thick, the male tergite VII subtriangular, apically pointed, the aedeagus different;  M. eparaksts Telnov, 2017 (southern lowlands of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with the pointed median protrusion at the posterior margin, the male tergite VII pointed apically;  M. fore Telnov, 2011 (Central Cordillera of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with the lateral prongs shortened, the aedeagus different;  M. gestroi Pic, 1900 (Papuan Peninsula of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with subtruncate, shortly setose median protrusion at posterior margin, the male tergite VII truncate at posterior margin, the aedeagus different;  M. grekei Telnov, 2011 (southern New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with a long median protrusion at the posterior margin, its lateral prongs long, the aedeagus different;  M. laszlowagneri Telnov, 2011 (Central Moluccas: Buru and Seram) – the male morphological sternite VII truncate medially at posterior margin, the male metatibia with modifications, the aedeagus different;  M. misoolensis Telnov, 2011 (Raja Ampat Archipelago: Misool Island) – the male morphological sternite VII with a V-shaped median protrusion at posterior margin, the aedeagus different;  M. obiensis Telnov, 2017 (North Moluccas: Obi Islands) – the male morphological sternite VII rounded medially at posterior margin, the aedeagus different;  M. pamelaschmidti Telnov, 2011 (Solomon Islands: Guadalcanal Island) – the male morphological sternite VII broad at the posterior margin between the lateral prongs, subtruncate, the male tergite VII triangular, pointed apically;  M. pseudodensata Telnov, 2012 (southern lowlands of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII broad at the posterior margin between the lateral prongs, the male terminal antennomere 1.5-1.7× as long as combined length of the corresponding antennomeres 9–10;  M. sahu Telnov, 2017 (southern lowlands of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII emarginate medially at posterior margin, its lateral prongs with very long setae, the aedeagus different;  M. sepik Telnov, 2011 (northern lowlands of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with a subtruncate median protrusion at the posterior margin, the aedeagus different, the male terminal antennomere strongly elongated;  M. subguttata Pascoe, 1860 (North Moluccas: Bacan, Halmahera, Ternate) – the lateral prongs of the male morphological sternite VII apically slightly emarginate (not evenly rounded); the male metatibia with modifications, the aedeagus different;  M. wahgi Telnov, 2011 (Central Cordillera of New Guinea) – the male morphological sternite VII with a rounded median protrusion at the posterior margin, the male terminal antennomere strongly elongated;  M. yapena Telnov, 2011 (Cenderawasih Bay: Yapen Island) – the male morphological sternite VII with an U-shaped median protrusion at posterior margin, its lateral prongs long and thick, the male tergite VII slender, the aedeagus different. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected on a hot, open riverbank from underside and inside of leaf sheaths of reed-like riverside vegetation resembling Saccharum.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria baliemensis Telnov, 2011</p>
            <p> New material examined.  1 specimen NMP: INDONESIA ,   PAPUA:  Jayawijaya Distr. , Baliem valley, 10km NE of Wamena, forest above “Baliem valley resort” 04°03’6’S, 139°01.9’E, 2050 m, 2–3.ii.2015 J.Hájek &amp; J.Šumpich leg. </p>
            <p>Note. First record since the original description.</p>
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662D87F51645CA49FF6CC180FD19A8A8.text	662D87F51645CA49FF6CC180FD19A8A8.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Macratria bimaculosa Telnov 2023	<html xmlns:mods="http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3">
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            <p> Macratria bimaculosa sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 7F39E6A5-DB46-4B77-903B-B87CEC513B1C</p>
            <p>(Figs 8–12)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Sarmi 76 km ESE,  
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                 , 02°11’09’’S 139°20’57’’E, 27 m, 28.III.1998, river valley, from riverside vegetation [printed]. 
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            <p>Paratype 1♂ DTC: same label as holotype.</p>
            <p> Derivatio nominis. Toponymic. Named from Latin  “bimaculosa ” (twin-spotted) to highlight the white bimaculate elytra of the new species. </p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 3.6 mm; head length 0.7 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.65 mm, pronotal length 0.85 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.6 mm, elytral length 2.1 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.9 mm. Male paratype 3.2 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Fig. 8). Dorsum and venter uniformly black. Mouthparts, antennomeres 1–7, maxillary palpomeres 2–3 yellow. Remaining antennomeres, terminal maxillary palpomere and protibia yellowish brown. Tarsi brown. Scutellar shield castaneous on the holotype, black in the paratype. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, nearly circular. Frons narrow, about 0.6× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae moderately long, moderately dense. Tempus not present, area posterior to eye rounded in a broad arc with head base. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures shallow, inconspicuous, median area of head widely unpunctured. Intervening spaces smooth, as wide as to 4× as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae whitish, subdecumbent, moderately dense. Tactile setae sparse, yellowish, erect, longer than ordinary setae. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, extending towards base of elytra when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.2–1.3× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three 1.2–1.3× as long as antennomere two, about as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 long and slender, 9–10 widened. Terminal antennomere twice to slightly more as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum subopaque dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate elliptical, slightly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin rounded. Lateral margins constricted laterally posteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces transversely microstrigose, narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, appressed or nearly so, moderately dense, not concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Base of pronotum with denser, whitish setae. Tactile setae sparse, suberect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate and glossy, slightly, gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six incomplete, flat, irregularly shaped and poorly defined rows. Intervening spaces between rows smooth. Elytral setation yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Transverse spot of white setae on anterior third and apical third of elytron, not touching suture or lateral margin. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Femora clavate. Protarsus elongate, subequal in length to protibia. Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Metatibial spurs long. Basal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws dentate at base. Male tergite VII somewhat narrows towards posterior margin, here slightly emarginate (Fig. 9). Male morphological sternite VII rather short and broad, with paired, short and densely setose lateral prong, posterior margin broadly emarginate between prongs, with row of moderately long and pair of longer setae (Fig. 10). Aedeagus (Figs 11–12) with basale about 3× as long as short apicale, median lobe apically tripartite, apical lobes rounded, paramere rounded apically.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female is unknown.</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria bimaculosa sp. nov. shares the peculiarly shaped male morphological sternite VII with rather short lateral prongs with its congeners from the  gestroi species-group,  M. citak Telnov, 2017 (southern lowlands of New Guinea),  M. fore Telnov, 2011 (Central Cordillera of New Guinea),  M. koiari sp. nov. (described herein; SE New Guinea),  M. laszlowagneri Telnov, 2011 (Central Moluccas),  M. marind Telnov, 2017 (southern lowlands of New Guinea),  M. obiensis Telnov, 2017 (North Moluccas),  M. pamelaschmidti Telnov, 2011 (Solomon Islands),  M. pseudodensata Telnov, 2012 (southern lowlands of New Guinea),  M. riparia Telnov, 2012 (Raja Ampat Archipelago), and  M. subguttata Pascoe, 1860 (North Moluccas). The dorsal vestiture is denser in  M. citak , the elytra without white spots, the aedeagus apex different.  Macratria koiari sp. nov. (described herein; SE New Guinea) has the transverse band of setae on the basal third of the elytron less conspicuous, not contrastingly whitish, the aedeagus is different in this species and the lateral prongs of the male morphological sternite VII are longer. The male metatibia with modifications in this species and  M. laszlowagneri .  Macratria marind is brown with reddish head, without white elytral spots, the lateral prong of the male morphological sternite VII distinctly shorter, apically acute. The aedeagus is different and the lateral prong of the male morphological sternite VII comparatively longer in  M. obiensis . The metathoracic leg is pale, the head somewhat longer posterior to compound eyes and the male terminal antennomere significantly more elongate in  M. pamelaschmidti , the elytra without white spots and same in  M. pseudodensata (except for that head base is similarly rounded as that in  M. bimaculosa sp. nov. ). The lateral prong of the male morphological sternite VII emarginate apically in  M. subguttata . </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected on a hot, open riverbank from underside and inside of leaf sheaths of Saccharum sp. reed-like riverside vegetation.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria bonggo sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 4B73BBF9-4793-462A-ABF3-523DFBD77F8A</p>
            <p>(Figs 13–21)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Bonggo 26 km SE,  
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                 , 02°25’15’’S 139°46’25’’E, 25 m, 28.III.1998, river valley, from riverside vegetation [printed]. The apical half of the right elytron is missing. 
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                 Paratypes 8♂ specimens. 5 NME &amp; 2 DTC: same label as holotype;  1 DTC: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Sarmi 76 km ESE,  
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                 , 02°11’09’’S 139°20’57’’E, 27 m, 28.III.1998, river valley, from riverside vegetation [printed]  . 
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            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after the Bonggo language of the northern coast of the Indonesian Papua. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.25 mm; head length 0.8 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 1.05 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.7 mm, elytral length 2.4 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1.1 mm. Male paratypes 3.6–4.1 mm, female paratypes 3.5–3.8 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 13–14). Dorsum and venter uniformly black. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi and antennomeres 1–8 orange-yellow, remaining antennomeres brown. Legs entirely yellow to orange-yellow, coxae and trochanters brown or metathoracic leg entirely brown. Head subopaque dorsally, moderately glossy ventrally, nearly circular. Frons narrow, about 0.5× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head, about 4× as long as rounded, short tempus. Interfacetal setae moderately long, dense. Head base broadly rounded to subtruncate, medially with an inconspicuous notch. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures dense, moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to as wide as punctures, less dense on median area of head. Head dorsal setae whitish to greyish, subdecumbent, dense, not concealing dorsal surface of head. Tactile setae sparse, erect, yellowish, not longer than ordinary setae. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, slightly thickened at apex, extending slightly beyond elytral base when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.5–1.6× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.3× as long as antennomere two, 0.8× as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 elongate, 9–10 slightly widened distally. Terminal antennomere elongate fusiform, acutely pointed, about twice as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere shortly cultriform. Pronotum subopaque dorsally, flattened in dorsal aspect, broadly elliptical, slightly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin broad, rounded. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally anteriad and posteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, deep. Intervening spaces smooth, distinctly narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation intermixed whitish and dirty yellowish, dense, subdecumbent, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Basal area of pronotum covered by dense, appressed, whitish setae. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, not or hardly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into seven incomplete, poorly defined, flat, irregularly shaped rows. Intervening spaces between rows smooth to microstrigose. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae in rows of punctures directed strongly posteriad. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs moderately long. Femur clavate. Protarsus somewhat widened. Tibial terminal spurs paired, margins serrate.All claws dentate at base. Male tergite VII rounded at apical margin, provided with long setae (Fig. 15). Male morphological sternite VII broadly subtriangular, broadly emarginate and long setose at posterior margin (Fig. 16). Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 17. Aedeagus (Figs 18–21) with apicale about half length of basale, paramere rounded apically with preapical “hook” (in lateral view), median lobe apically strongly narrows and elongate, tripartite.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female is unknown.</p>
            <p>Intraspecific variability. One male paratype with distinctly less slender pronotum.</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria bonggo sp. nov. appears similar to several congeners but differs specifically in the shape of the male terminalia and aedeagus, in particular due to the peculiarly widened, curved and preapically hooked (in lateral view) paramere. The apical parameral “hook” slightly resembles that in  M. nguzunguzu Telnov, 2011 (Solomon Islands) and  M. weberi Telnov, 2011 (Central Cordillera of New Guinea), but is clearly different. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected on a hot, open riverbank from underside and inside of leaf sheaths of Saccharum sp. reed-like riverside vegetation.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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662D87F5164ACA44FF6CC641FADAA9B2.text	662D87F5164ACA44FF6CC641FADAA9B2.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Macratria fulvipes subsp. fulvipes Pascoe 1860	<html xmlns:mods="http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3">
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            <p> Macratria fulvipes fulvipes Pascoe, 1860</p>
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                 New material examined.   2 specimen NMP: INDONESIA, S Sulawesi:  
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                 ; 15.ii.2015  
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                 Bulusaraung NP karst; lowland tropical forest 05°01,0’S, 119°41,1’E, 140 m J.Hájek &amp; J.Šumpich leg. 
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            <p> Macratria iridescens Telnov, 2011</p>
            <p>(Figs 22–23)</p>
            <p> New material examined.   1♂ BMNH: E.DUTCH NEW GUINEA:  Jutefa Bay . Pim. Sea level– 1000ft. ii.1936. L.E.Cheesman. B.M. 1936–271  . </p>
            <p>Note. Male antennomeres 5–7 less strongly shortened in this species compared to the short, asymmetrical antennomeres eight (male antennomeres 5–8 described as “short cylindrical” in the original description (Telnov 2011: 170). First record since the original description, first record for Indonesian New Guinea and the northern lowlands (previously only recorded from Madang and Morobe provinces of Papua New Guinea). Correct spelling for ‘Jutefa’ Bay is Youtefa.</p>
            <p> Macratria koiari sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 60E1A7B6-0D51-48E6-909E-600B545C7CA2</p>
            <p>(Figs 24–33)</p>
            <p> Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ BMNH: Papua New Guinea  Central Province 20 km SE Port Moresby. 19.vii.1981 J.W.Ismay. Stream bank [handwritten] // BM.1986-170 [handwritten]. </p>
            <p> Paratypes 5 specimens.  2♀ BMNH : same labels as holotype;  2♂ &amp; 1♀ BMNH :   Papua New Guinea  Central Province 20 km SE. Port Moresby. 19.vii.1981 J.W.Ismay [handwritten] // BM.1986-170 [handwritten]  . </p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after the Koiari people and language of the inland Port Moresby area where the new species is coming from. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length about 3.6 mm; head length 0.7 mm, head width across compound eyes about 0.6 mm, pronotal length 0.85 mm, maximum pronotal width about 0.6 mm, elytral length 2.1 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.9 mm. Selected male paratype 3.5 mm, female paratypes – 3.5–3.6 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 24–25). Dorsum uniformly black to black-brown, venter dark brown. Mouthparts, first five to six antennomeres, maxillary palpomeres and legs yellow or legs entirely brown. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, elliptical. Frons moderately broad, about 0.7× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae moderately long, moderately dense. Tempus short, constricted towards head base. Head base subtruncate. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures dense, moderately deep, median area of head widely unpunctured. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to as wide as punctures (except on median area). Head dorsal setae greyish, nearly appressed, dense and effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of head. Tactile setae sparse, erect, longer than ordinary setae.Antenna slender and strongly filiform, extending towards mesocoxal cavity when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.4× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three 1.2–1.3× as long as antennomere two, slightly shorter than antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 long and slender, 9–10 widened. Terminal antennomere elongate, apically pointed, about 3.5–3.6× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum slightly glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate elliptical, hardly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin truncate. Lateral margins shortly constricted laterally anteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures larger than those on head, shallow, dense. Intervening spaces glossy, narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation greyish, nearly appressed, dense, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Base of pronotum comparatively denser setose. Tactile setae sparse, erect, longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate and glossy, hardly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on elytron large, moderately deep, becoming smaller in apical half of elytron. Intervening spaces glossy, narrower than to twice as wide as punctures. Elytral setation intermixed greyish and golden, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Non-prominent transverse spot of dense greyish setae on anterior third of elytron, not touching suture or lateral margin. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, moderately broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Femora clavate. Protarsus elongate, basal protarsomere somewhat thickened. Metatibia on inner margin with suberect, long, whitish setae. Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Metatibial spurs long. Basal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws dentate at base. Male tergite VII elongate, narrows posteriad, pointed at posterior margin (Fig. 27). Male morphological sternite VII rather short and broad, with paired, moderately long, densely setose lateral prong, posterior margin emarginate between prongs (Fig. 28). Male tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 29. Aedeagus (Figs 30–31) with basale about 2.5× as long as apicale. Paramere moderately long, apically rounded. Median lobe apically tripartite, its lateral prongs dorsally with a sclerotised prong.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female (Fig. 26) head base broadly rounded, compound eye comparatively slightly shorter, terminal antennomere about 2.6× as long as penultimate antennomere, inner margin of metatibia with comparatively shorter suberect setae. Female tergite VII rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 32), morphological sternite VII subtriangular, rounded medially at posterior margin (Fig. 33).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria koiari sp. nov. belongs to the  gestroi species-group and is most similar to the following congeners:  M. bimaculosa sp. nov. (described herein; northern lowlands, New Guinea) has the transverse band in the basal third of the elytron contrastingly pale (whitish), the aedeagus is different in this species and the lateral prongs of the male morphological sternite VII are shorter.  Macratria gestroi Pic, 1901 (Papuan Peninsula, SE New Guinea) possess the apically subtruncate male tergite VII, the subtruncate, densely setose median part of the male morphological sternite VII, the widened, nearly circular paramere apex, and the contrastingly white, crescentshaped transverse band of setae in apical third of the elytron. The male tergite VII is rounded apically, the median area of the male morphological sternite VII truncate, the male and female terminal antennomere comparatively less elongate (about 3.3× as long as penultimate antennomere in male, 2.2× as long as it in female), the setae on median part of the inner margin of the male metatibia are longer and sinuous in  M. laszlowagneri Telnov, 2011 (Central Moluccas). The male tergite VII rounded at posterior margin, the paramere slenderer and shorter, the transverse band of the elytra contrastingly white, the tempus comparatively shorter, the terminal antennomere in both sexes about twice as long as the penultimate antennomere in  M. obiensis Telnov, 2017 (North Moluccas).  Macratria pamelaschmidti Telnov, 2011 (Solomon Islands) has the more distant lateral prongs of the male morphological sternite VII (somewhat positioned stronger laterally), and the comparatively narrower frons (about 0.6× as wide as dorsal eye length) and lacking the transverse band of setae on elytra. In  Macratria pseudodensata Telnov, 2012 (southern lowlands of New Guinea) the basale of the aedeagus provided with a lateral “wing” near the transition to the apicale, the lateral prongs of the median lobe without a sclerotised prong, the median rods of the median lobe of the aedeagus nearly straight (cf. Fig. 30 for  M. koiari sp. nov. ), and the elytra lacking the transverse band of setae. The male metatibia lacking suberect, long setae, the male terminal antennomere about 2.7× as long as penultimate antennomere in  M. sahu Telnov, 2017 (North Moluccas). The median area of the male morphological sternite VII is somewhat producing posteriad and subtruncate in  M. sepik Telnov, 2011 (North New Guinea), the paramere apex is widened and strongly rounded, and the tempus is comparatively shorter. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Unknown.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Papuan Peninsula, SE New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria korowai sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 5CE2CE0F-5A5B-44C2-BF97-7B893B2D189D</p>
            <p>(Figs 34–42)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Korowai area,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 139.85112/lat -5.2236114)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=139.85112&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-5.2236114">Mbaigun</a>
                 vill., 05°13’25’’S 139°51’04’’E, 60 m, XI.1998, primary lowland rainforest, from vegetation, leg. L.Wagner [printed]. 
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            <p> Paratypes 6♀ specimens.  4♀ NME &amp; 2♀ DTC: same label as holotype. </p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after the Korowai language and tribe. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 3.25 mm; head length 0.6 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.6 mm, pronotal length 0.75 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.55 mm, elytral length 1.9 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.85 mm. Female paratypes 3.4–4.1 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Fig. 34). Head blood-red, pronotum and prothoracic hypomeron black to rufous black. Elytra black-brown. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi, antenna and legs yellow, metathoracic tibia brown to yellowish brown. All coxae and trochanters reddish brown, femora shortly brown at base. Venter uniformly dark brown to reddish brown, visible terminalia paler. Head slightly to moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, broadly subtriangular, dorsally flattened. Frons moderately narrow, about 0.6–0.7× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying nearly whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head, about 8–9× as long as rounded, short tempus. Interfacetal setae moderately long, dense. Head base broadly rounded to subtruncate, medially broadly, shallowly notched. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures variably large and dense, rather shallow. Intervening spaces smooth, about as wide as to twice as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae whitish to dirty yellowish, subdecumbent, moderately dense, not concealing dorsal surface of head. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, slightly thickened at apex, hardly extending towards base of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere slightly elongate, about 1.3× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.3× as long as antennomere two, same length as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 elongate, 9–10 thickened and widened distally. Terminal antennomere long and thickened, acutely pointed, about 3× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum subopaque dorsally, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate elliptical, slightly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin rounded, medially truncate. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally posteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces somewhat raised, in part microcorrugate in part smooth, generally narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, moderately dense, subdecumbent, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, gradually, slightly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six incomplete, poorly defined, flat, irregularly shaped rows. Intervening spaces between rows smooth to minutely punctate. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae adjacent to suture directed slightly obliquely laterally. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs moderately long. Femur clavate. Protarsus somewhat widened. Tibial terminal spurs paired, margins serrate. Metatibial terminal spurs long. Basal metatarsomere distinctly longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Procoxal rest subquadrate. Metaventrite shallowly longitudinally impressed all along at place of metathoracic discrimen. Male tergite VII broadly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 36). Male morphological sternite VII short and broad, somewhat broadly and shallowly emarginate medially at posterior margin (Fig. 37). Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 38. Aedeagus (Figs 39–40) elongate and slender, basale about 1.5× as long as apicale. Apical shape of parameres unknown (both parameres damaged in the only available male specimen). Median lobe apically strongly narrow, pointed, unipartite.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female (Fig. 35) generally larger, head significantly stronger widened, terminal antennomere about 1.7× as long as penultimate antennomere, pronotum hardly narrower than head across eyes, tergite VII subtruncate at posterior margin (Fig. 41), morphological sternite VII short and broad, medially rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 42).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria korowai sp. nov. resembles several species from the southern lowlands of New Guinea, in particular  M. brazzaensis Telnov, 2012 ,  M. marind Telnov, 2017 ,  M. spathulata Telnov, 2012 and  M. perkovskyi sp. nov. (described herein; northern lowlands of New Guinea), but clearly differs from these and other congeners primarily in the shape of the male terminalia and aedeagus. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected from undergrowth in primary lowland rainforest.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Southern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria kundratai sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 9F033D23-B207-4127-81B8-C5EBE546C045</p>
            <p>(Figs 43–53)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov.,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 138.85722/lat -1.9666667)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=138.85722&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-1.9666667">Sarmi</a>
                 17 km SSE, 01°58’00’’S 138°51’26’’E, 30 m, 27.III.1998, stream &amp; swampy sago forest [printed]. 
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            <p> Paratypes 7 specimens.  4♂ ♀ NME , 2♂ &amp; 1♀ DTC: same label as holotype. </p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Patronymic. Named for Robin Kundrata (Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic).</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.2 mm; head length 0.8 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 1 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.75 mm, elytral length 2.4 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1.05 mm. Male paratypes 3.6–3.9 mm, female paratypes 4.2–4.6 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 43–44). Dorsum and venter brown, head reddish-brown. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi, antenna and legs yellowish brown. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally. Frons wide, nearly equal to dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long, moderately dense. Tempus strongly converging towards head base, about 0.4× as long as dorsal eye length. Head base subtruncate, medially hardly notched. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures dense (smaller and denser on anterior part of frons), moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae yellowish, subdecumbent, long and dense, partially concealing dorsal surface of head. Tactile setae not observed. Antenna slender and filiform, slightly thickened at apex, extending somewhat beyond midlength of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three hardly longer than antennomere two, about same long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 9–11 thickened. Terminal antennomere slightly elongate, asymmetrical, acutely pointed, about 1.8× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum opaque dorsally, flattened in dorsal aspect, elliptical, hardly wider than head across compound eyes.Anterior margin broadly rounded, truncate medially. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally posteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures larger and deeper than those on head, variably dense. Intervening spaces densely microstrigose, distinctly narrower than to twice as wide as punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation yellowish, dense, subdecumbent, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect to suberect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate and densely setose at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, gradually slightly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into seven incomplete, poorly defined rows. Intervening spaces between rows minutely punctate to microstrigose. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, appressed, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae in rows of punctures thinner and longer, directed strongly posteriad. Tactile setae not observed. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, moderately broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Tibia distinctly widened distally. Tibial terminal spurs paired, margins serrate. Male metatibia with somewhat longer and suberect, whitish setae on inner distal half. Basal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining metatarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII elongate, broadly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 47). Male morphological sternite VII subtriangular, rounded medially at posterior margin (Fig. 48). Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 49. Aedeagus (Figs 50–51) moderately elongate, basale about twice as long as apicale. Paramere twisted, apically spatulate-like widened and rounded, external margin with denticle in apical third. Median lobe apically pentalobate with short, apically rounded median and two longer, apically pointed lateral lobes each side of it.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female (Figs 45–46) externally similar to male, tibiae comparatively less strongly widened distally, antennomeres 9–10 comparatively shorter, terminal antennomere elongate cylindrical, about 3.5–3.7× as long as penultimate antennomere. Female tergite VII somewhat shorter than that of male, broadly rounded at apical margin (Fig. 52). Female morphological sternite VII subtriangular, rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 53).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria kundratai sp. nov. is unique among all congeners in the combination of the wide frons, the externally dentate paramere, the pentalobate apex on the median lobe of aedeagus, and the female terminal antennomere being more elongate than that of male. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected on a hot, open riverbank from underside and inside of leaf sheaths of reed-like riverside vegetation resembling Saccharum.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria laszlowagneri Telnov, 2011</p>
            <p> New material examined.   8 specimens NMP: MALUKU, SERAM,  Solea 12 km SE Wahai 17.1.- 6.2.1997 S.Bilý leg. </p>
            <p>Note. First record since the original description.</p>
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            <p> Macratria longitarsis sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 88550439-B5D3-4FFE-9C0C-BE2C5E94133B</p>
            <p>(Figs 54–64)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Star Mountains,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 140.7211/lat -5.0505557)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=140.7211&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-5.0505557">Oksibil</a>
                 13.5–19.5 km SSE, 04°59’33’’S 140°42’02’’E to 05°03’02’’S 140°43’16’’E, 710-830- 365 m, 14.III.1998, primary lowland rainforest. [printed]. 
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                 Paratypes 12 specimens.  2♀ NME &amp; 1♂, 1♀ DTC: same label as holotype;  3♂, 2♀ NME &amp; 2♂, 1♀   DTC: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Star Mountains,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 140.65416/lat -4.953889)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=140.65416&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-4.953889">Oksibil</a>
                 5-6 km SSE, 4°57’14’’S 140°39’15’’E, ~ 1320- 1360 m, 09.III.1998, primary lower montane rainforest on limestone [printed]  . 
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            <p> Derivatio nominis. From Latin  “longitarsis ” (with long legs) to point on peculiarly elongate tarsi of the new species. </p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.9 mm; head length 0.9 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.8 mm, pronotal length 1.1 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.8 mm, elytral length 2.9 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1.2 mm. Selected male paratypes 4.6–4.8 mm, selected female paratypes 4.7–5.2 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 54–55). Head reddish brown dorsally and ventrally, pronotum dorsally brown, reddish brown in anterior part, elytra brown. Mouthparts yellowish brown, maxillary palpi and antennomeres 1–8 yellow, remaining antennomeres yellowish brown. Legs yellow to yellowish brown, metatibia and tarsus brown. Pro-, meso-, metathorax and two first visible abdominal ventrites brown, remaining visible ventrites yellowish to reddish brown. Head glossy dorsally and ventrally, subtriangular, distinctly widened at base. Frons narrow, about 0.6–0.7× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying nearly whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head, about 5–5.2× as long as short tempus. Interfacetal setae long, dense. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Posterior temporal angle broadly rounded. Head base truncate, medially broadly, shallowly notched. Head dorsal punctures variably large, moderately deep, denser on frons compared to vertex. Intervening spaces smooth, generally as wide as to twice as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae yellowish, subdecumbent, rather dense. Several longer, erect tactile setae present.Antenna slightly thickened except for antennomeres 1–3, hardly extending towards mesocoxal cavity when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, twice as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three slightly longer than antennomere two, slightly shorter than antennomere four. Antennomeres 4–8 peculiarly flattened in dorso-ventral aspect and widened (antennomere four widened distally only), slightly glossy, sparser setose compared to antennomeres 9–11. Antennomeres 9–11 cylindrical, not flattened, antennomere ten distally widened. Terminal antennomere long and slender, bluntly pointed, about twice to 2.1× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, as wide as to slightly wider than head across compound eyes. Anterior and lateral margins broadly rounded, slightly constricted laterally at base. Dorsal pronotal punctures denser and rougher than those on head, moderately deep, variably large, subconfluent. Intervening spaces smooth to microstrigose, generally narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation similar to that on head, somewhat denser, longer and stronger appressed, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Setae at posterolateral pronotal angles and base longer than those on pronotal disc. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, subopaque to slightly glossy, slightly and gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six complete and one short scutellar rows, flat, irregularly shaped, subconfluent in corresponding rows. Intervening spaces between rows minutely punctate. Elytral setation dense, variably long, directed posteriad, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae adjacent to suture directed slightly obliquely laterally. Lateral humeral stria shifted dorsad, visible in dorsal view at midlength of elytron. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs slender, long. Femur clavate. Tibial terminal spurs paired, margins serrate. Inner protibial spur longer and wider than outed, asymmetrical. Mesotibial spurs subequally long, metatibial spurs subequally long. Tarsus peculiarly elongate, as long as to longer than corresponding tibia. Basal pro- and mesotarsomere thickened, cylindrical. Pro- and mesotarsomeres 2–3 elongated. Penultimate tarsomere of all legs widened and flattened in dorso-ventral aspect, terminal tarsomere of all legs narrow, elongated. Basal metatarsomere distinctly longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Procoxal rest subquadrate. Metaventrite broadly, strongly longitudinally impressed at place of metathoracic discrimen. Male tergite VII elongate, distinctly narrows posteriad, emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 57). Male morphological sternite VII peculiarly shaped (Fig. 58), subtruncate at posterior margin, dorsally on posterolateral angles and covered with somewhat thickened, short setae and laterally here with longer, somewhat curved setae. Morphological sternite IX as in Fig. 59. Tergite VIII and morphological sternite VIII as in Fig. 60. Aedeagus (Figs 62–62) long and slender, basale about twice as long as apical, with broad dorsal emargination at transition area to apicale; apicale with rather short, slightly curved and apically widened and broadly rounded paramere; median lobe tripartite, short and subtruncate medially and with two long, nearly acutely angulate lateral prongs.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female (Fig. 56) head either cylindrical, not or slightly widened at base, compound eye about 2.6–2.7× as long as longer tempus, antennomeres elongate cylindrical, without modifications, terminal antennomere almost twice as long as penultimate antennomere, pronotum distinctly wider than head across compound eyes. Female tergite VII broadly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 63). Female morphological sternite VII broadly subtriangular, rounded medially at posterior margin (Fig. 64).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria longitarsis sp. nov. is unique among all congeners in the strongly elongate tarsi, the modified (flattened) antennomeres 4–8, in the combination with the large compound eyes in the male, the truncate, medially notched male head base, and the peculiar shape of the terminalia (the morphological sternite VII in particular) and the aedeagus. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected from leaves of lower trees in shady places in primary lower montane rainforest.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Star Mountains, Central Cordillera, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria matrozisi Telnov, 2011</p>
            <p> New material examined.  1♂ &amp; 1♀ BMNH: PAPUA: Kokoda. 1,200ft. x.1933. L.E.Cheesman. B.M.1933-427 . </p>
            <p>Note. The examined specimens were collected together with the ones from the type series (Telnov 2011: 187) but were not available for the original description.</p>
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            <p> Macratria perkovskyi sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 971AD4FF-DA0C-449E-AD21-6C165626727B</p>
            <p>(Figs 65–69)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov.,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 138.85722/lat -1.9666667)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=138.85722&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-1.9666667">Sarmi</a>
                 17 km SSE, 01°58’00’’S 138°51’26’’E, 30 m, 27.III.1998, stream &amp; swampy sago forest [printed]. 
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            <p>Derivatio nominis. Patronymic. Named for Evgeny E. Perkovsky (I. I. Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology, Kyiv, Ukraine).</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length about 2.7 mm; head length 0.6 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.5 mm, pronotal length 0.6 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.45 mm, elytral length 1.55 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.7 mm.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Fig. 65). Head and pronotum dark red-brown dorsally and ventrally, elytral black-brown. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi and antenna yellow. Pro- and mesothoracic legs yellow, coxa and trochanter reddish brown. Metathoracic leg dark brown, two ultimate metatarsomeres yellow. Venter uniformly reddish brown except for yellow tips of visible abdominal terminalia. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, subtriangular, distinctly widened towards base. Frons narrow, nearly 0.5× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long, dense. Tempus subparallel, short, about 0.3× as long as dorsal eye length. Head base subtruncate, broadly rounded at tempus, medially shortly notched. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures variably large but generally small and rather shallow, denser on anterior part of frons compared to vertex. Intervening spaces smooth, about as wide as to 3× as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae dirty yellowish, subdecumbent, moderately dense, directed in part obliquely laterally, in part longitudinally or slightly obliquely posteriad. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not or slightly longer but thinner compared to ordinary setae. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, slightly thickened at apex, extending towards mesocoxal cavity when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, slightly shorter than antennomere two. Antennomere three slightly shorter than antennomere two, about as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–9 long and slender, 9–10 widened distally. Terminal antennomere long and slender, acutely pointed, about twice as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere subcultriform. Pronotum subopaque dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, cylindrical, distinctly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin narrow, subtruncate. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally anteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, moderately deep, subconfluent. Intervening spaces somewhat raised, in part microcorrugate in part smooth, generally narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, moderately dense, subdecumbent, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, gradually, slightly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into seven incomplete, flat, rather regular rows. Intervening spaces between rows microstrigose. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, dense, moderately long, directed slightly obliquely laterally, appressed, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Somewhat thinner, subdecumbent, strongly posteriaddirected setae arranged in rows, raising from punctures in rows. Lateral humeral stria inconspicuous, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs moderately long. Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Pro- and mesotarsus elongates, about as long as corresponding tibia. Basal metatarsomere slightly longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII broadly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 66). Morphological sternite VII short and broad, broadly emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 67). Aedeagus (Figs 68–69) long and slender, basale about 1.3× as long as apicale. Paramere narrow, apically narrowly rounded (in dorsal view). Median lobe narrow, unipartite, apically shallowly emarginate.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female is unknown.</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria perkovskyi sp. nov. differs from all known congeners in the shape of the male morphological sternite VII in the combination with the shape of the male aedeagus (the narrow, long parameres and the unipartite, apically emarginate median lobe). </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected from leaves of vegetation in a sago swamp.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria pumicosa Telnov, 2011</p>
            <p> New material examined.   1♀ BMNH: DUTCH NEW GUINEA: Japen I.,  R.Manai—Undei . 500 ft., x. 1938. L.E.Cheesman. B.M.1938–593  . </p>
            <p>Note. First record since the original description. Yapen and Andai are the current correct names of the island and its administrative capital.</p>
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            <p> Macratria ripicola sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: E00B791D-54E3-4735-B41C-3092A16CD38E</p>
            <p>(Figs 70–77)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Bonggo 26 km SE,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 139.7736/lat -2.4208333)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=139.7736&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-2.4208333">Toareng River</a>
                 , 02°25’15’’S 139°46’25’’E, 25 m, 28.III.1998, river valley, from riverside vegetation [printed]. 
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                 Paratypes 7 specimens.  1♀ NME &amp; 1♀ DTC: same label as holotype;  3 specimens NME &amp; 2 specimens   DTC: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Bonggo 2 km E,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 139.5589/lat -2.2894444)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=139.5589&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-2.2894444">Kiren</a>
                 vill. env, 02°17’22’’S 139°33’32’’E, 40 m, 28.III.1998, valley of muddy river, from riverside vegetation [printed]  . 
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            <p> Derivatio nominis. Named from Latin  “ripicola ” (riverine, riparian) to point on the habitat of this species. </p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length about 3.8 mm; head length 0.7 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.65 mm, pronotal length 0.95 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.7 mm, elytral length 2.2 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1 mm.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Fig. 70). Head dark red to brown, dorsum and venter uniformly black-brown, elytra noncontrastingly paler brown along suture. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi, antennomeres 1–8, anterior and middle legs yellowish orange, metathoracic leg brown. All coxae and trochanters brown. Head subopaque dorsally and ventrally, nearly circular. Frons moderately narrow, about 0.7× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying nearly whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head, about 4× as long as rounded, short tempus. Interfacetal setae moderately long, dense. Head base broadly rounded to subtruncate, medially broadly, shallowly notched. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures dense, moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae dirty yellowish, subdecumbent, moderately long and dense, not concealing dorsal surface of head. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae, mainly arranged on head base. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, slightly thickened at apex, hardly extending towards base of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.5× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three slightly longer than as antennomere two, about as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 elongate, 9–10 widened distally. Terminal antennomere moderately long, acutely pointed, about 1.4–1.6× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum subopaque dorsally, flattened in dorsal aspect, broadly elliptical, wider than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin broad, rounded. Lateral margins constricted laterally posteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces somewhat raised, microcorrugate, much narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, moderately long and dense, subdecumbent, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae not observed. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, gradually, hardly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six incomplete, poorly defined, flat, irregularly shaped rows. Intervening spaces between rows smooth to minutely punctate. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately long, dense, directed posteriad, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Lateral humeral stria somewhat shifted dorsad but not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs moderately long, stout. Femur clavate. Protarsus somewhat elongate, subequally long to protibia. Tibial terminal spurs paired, moderately long, margins serrate. Basal metatarsomere shorter than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII shallowly emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 71). Male morphological sternite VII broadly and deeply emarginate at posterior margin, with a group of long setae on both sides of emargination (Fig. 72). Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 73. Aedeagus (Figs 74–75) long and slender, basale more than 3× as long as short apicale, with short and apically rounded (especially, in lateral aspect) paramere. Median lobe quadripartite apically, outer pair of apical lobes longer and much slenderer than inner pair.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female externally similar to male, pronotum comparatively stronger widened in anterior part, terminal antennomere about 1.8× as long as penultimate antennomere. Female tergite VII rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 76), morphological sternite VII subtriangular, medially rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 77).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria ripicola sp. nov. appears similar to several black or brown Papuan congeners and is primarily different in the peculiar shape of the apicale of the male aedeagus in the combination with the apically broadly emarginate male morphological sternite VII, the comparatively short male terminal antennomere and the length ratio of the terminal versus penultimate antennomere being greater in female than in male, which is rather unique for the genus. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected on a hot, open riverbank from underside and inside of leaf sheaths of Saccharum sp. reed-like riverside vegetation.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria roosilehti sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 60C3F02E-AEB9-4F34-BE59-0666AA15E9A1</p>
            <p>(Figs 78–81)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ EMNH: INDONESIA SULAWESI 23.03.  
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                 road 1°48’S / 120°22’E forest, sweep net bush leg. U.Roosileht [printed]. 
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            <p>Derivatio nominis. Patronymic. Named for Uno Roosileht (Estonian Museum of Natural History, Tallinn, Estonia).</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.4 mm; head length 0.8 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 0.9 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.6 mm, elytral length 2.7 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1 mm.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Fig. 78). Dorsum and venter uniformly black. Mouthparts yellowish, terminal maxillary palpomere brown. Antennomeres 1–3 yellow, remaining brown. Legs black-brown, tarsi brown. Head slightly glossy dorsally and ventrally, elliptical, slightly narrows towards base. Frons moderately narrow, about 0.7× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long, dense. Tempus slightly constricted towards base, about one third as long as dorsal eye length. Head base subtruncate, inconspicuously notched medially. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures moderately large, rather deep and dense except on vertex. Intervening spaces smooth, on frons narrower than to as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae dirty yellowish, suberect, moderately dense, directed posteriad. Tactile setae erect, about same long as ordinary setae, present mainly on head base. Antenna slender, filiform, extending slightly beyond base of elytra when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, 1.5× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.3× as long as antennomere two, about as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 9–10 widened distally. Terminal antennomere moderately long, somewhat fusiform, acutely pointed, about 1.2× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum slightly glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate cylindrical, slightly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin narrow, truncate. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally anteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures distinctly larger, denser and deeper than those on head. Intervening spaces smooth to transversely microstrigose, generally narrower than to as wide as punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, subdecumbent, long, not concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, moderately glossy, not or hardly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into five to six incomplete, irregular, in part confused rows; punctures distinctly smaller than those on pronotum. Intervening spaces variably wide, microstrigose. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately dense, long, directed posteriad, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, moderately broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Metatibial terminal spurs long. Protarsomeres somewhat flattened in dorso-ventral aspect, metatarsomeres elongated, penultimate metatarsomere small. Basal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII broadly and shallowly emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 79). Male morphological sternite VII was not available for the present study. Aedeagus (Figs 80–81) long and slender, basale nearly twice as long as apicale. Paramere long and rather think, slightly sinuous, apically rounded, preapically hooked at inner margin. Median lobe tripartite apically, all three lobes nearly equally long, rather slender, apically rounded.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female is unknown.</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria roosilehti sp. nov. is similar to several Sulawesi and New Guinean congeners and is specifically different in the comparatively short male terminal antennomere, the slightly constricted, rather short tempus and the shape of the terminalia and aedeagus, in particular the preapically hooked inner margin of the paramere. Also see comparative diagnosis of  M. tongkonan sp. nov. below. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Unknown.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Central part of Sulawesi (administrative province of Central Sulawesi).</p>
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            <p> Macratria rubriceps Pic, 1900</p>
            <p> New material examined.   1♂ BMNH: Papua New Guinea Central P.,  Blaney’s Garden , nr Rouna. 27.ii.1983. J. W. Ismay. Swept - forest // BM1987 50  ;   1♂ &amp; 1♀ BMNH: Papua New Guinea  Central Province 20km SE Port Moresby, 19.vii.1981 J.W.Ismay stream bank  . </p>
            <p>Note. Male terminal antennomere about as long as combined length of antennomeres 9–10 and not twice as long as their combined length as in Telnov (2011: 239); consider plate 33 Fig. 6 in Telnov (2011) for comparison. First records from the Central Province (E Papua New Guinea), previously only recorded from Madang Province.</p>
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            <p> Macratria saccharum sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 772842F9-2EE4-4F20-82A0-C506F36EE097</p>
            <p>(Figs 82–89)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Bonggo 26 km SE,  
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                 , 02°25’15’’S 139°46’25’’E, 25 m, 28.III., river valley, from riverside vegetation [printed]. 
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            <p> Paratypes 13 specimens.  9♂ ♀ NME &amp; 4♂ ♀ DTC: same label as holotype. </p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after Saccharum Linnaeus, a genus of grasses with several species native to New Guinea ecologically bound with this new species. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length about 2.8 mm; head length 0.6 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.55 mm, pronotal length 0.65 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.55 mm, elytral length 1.6 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.7 mm. Selected male paratypes 2.6–2.8 mm, selected female paratypes 2.6–2.9 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 82–83). Dorsum and venter uniformly black to black-brown. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi, antennomeres 1–8, pro- and mesotarsi yellow, Antennomeres 9–11 dark brown with distal parts contrastingly yellow. Femora and tibiae brown, latter somewhat paler distally and basally. Basal metatarsomere brown, remaining metatarsomeres yellowish. Head slightly glossy dorsally, moderately glossy ventrally, nearly circular. Frons moderately narrow, about 0.8× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying whole lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately strongly protruding from lateral outline of head, about 4× as long as rounded, short tempus. Interfacetal setae moderately long, sparse. Head base broadly rounded. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures rather small, dense, moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth, generally narrower than punctures, considerably less dense on vertex. Head dorsal setae greyish, appressed to somewhat subdecumbent, dense, not concealing dorsal surface of head. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae, mainly arranged on head base. Antenna slender, slightly thickened at apex, not or hardly extending towards base of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.3× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.3× as long as antennomere two, about as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–8 elongate, 9–10 widened distally. Terminal antennomere elongate, acutely pointed, twice as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere shortly cultriform. Pronotum slightly glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, broadly elliptical, hardly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin broad, rounded, medially truncate. Lateral margins constricted laterally posteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, deep. Intervening spaces smooth, distinctly narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation intermixed whitish and dirty yellowish, dense, appressed to slightly subdecumbent, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron moderately elongate, subopaque, slightly narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into five incomplete, poorly defined, flat rows. Intervening spaces between rows smooth to minutely punctate. Elytral setation greyish, moderately long, dense, directed posteriad, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae in rows of punctures yellowish, directed strongly posteriad. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs moderately stout. Femur clavate. Tibial terminal spurs paired, at least those on foretibia serrate. Basal terminal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining metatarsomeres. All claws dentate at base. Male tergite VII subtruncate to shallowly, broadly emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 84). Male morphological sternite VII short and broad, subtruncate at posterior margin (Fig. 85). Aedeagus (Figs 86–87) long and slender, basale slightly longer than narrower apicale. Paramere wider in basal two thirds, strongly narrower in apical third, apically rounded. Median lobe deeply and narrowly cleft in apical part, appears monopartite.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female externally similar to male, antennomeres 9–11 comparatively shorter, terminal antennomere about twice as long as penultimate antennomere. Female tergite VII subtruncate at posterior margin (Fig. 88), morphological sternite VII broadly subtriangular, rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 89).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria saccharum sp. nov. is a member of the pygmaea species-group (see Telnov 2011: 106 for the group definition) and differs from externally similar congeners in the shape of the aedeagus. The aedeagus of  M. saccharum sp. nov. appears similar to that of  M. distincticornis Pic, 1900 (West New Guinea: Onin Peninsula and Bird’s Neck Isthmus), but the paramere significantly widened medially and basally (the paramere slender in  M. distincticornis ), and the male tergite VII very shallowly emarginate at posterior margin (broadly rounded in  M. distincticornis ). The aedeagus, the subtruncate posterior margin of the male morphological sternite VII and the broadly emarginate posterior margin of the male tergite VII of  M. saccharum sp. nov. appears closest to those of  M. albertisi Pic, 1900 (southern lowlands of New Guinea and the Papuan Peninsula), but the paramere without arched fold in basal area (present in  M. albertisi , delimiting the transparent, wing-like lateral extension of the paramere from its main “stem”) and the median lobe at base prolonged into two distinct, narrow and long prongs  M. saccharum sp. nov. which are absent in  M. albertisi . </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected on a hot, open riverbank from underside and inside of leaf sheaths of Saccharum sp. reed-like riverside vegetation.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria sentani sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 995FE30E-B1BE-418D-98FA-A90DC1EC623F</p>
            <p>(Figs 90–100)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov.,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 140.53362/lat -2.587222)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=140.53362&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-2.587222">Sentani</a>
                 , between the airport and the lake, 02°35’14’’S 140°32’01’’E, 80 m, 30.III.1998, sago swamp, from  Metroxylon leaves [printed]. Antennomeres 8–11 of the left and 6–11 of the right antenna, the left protibia- and tarsus and the left metatarsus are missing. 
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            <p>Paratypes 2 specimens. 1♂ &amp; 1♀ DTC: same label as holotype.</p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Toponymic. Named after the Lake Sentani and the Sentani language. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.4 mm; head length 0.9 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.65 mm, pronotal length 1.1 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.6 mm, elytral length 2.4 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.9 mm. Male paratype 4.2 mm, female paratype about 4.1 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 90–92). Dorsum nearly uniformly black. Cranial ‘neck’, prothoracic hypomeron, sterna and abdominal ventrites reddish brown to black-brown. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi yellow and antennomeres 1–6 yellow, remaining antennomeres yellowish-brown (antennomere seven) to brown (antennomeres 9–11 not available for study). Pro- and mesothoracic femur yellow, coxa and trochanter reddish brown, corresponding tibia yellowish brown to brown, tarsus yellow. Metathoracic leg brown, anterior margin of femur somewhat paler. Head glossy dorsally and ventrally, strongly elliptical, distinctly narrows towards base. Frons narrow, slightly less half as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae moderately long, moderately dense. Tempus strongly constricted towards head base, about half as long as dorsal eye length. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures variably large but generally small and shallow, less dense on median area of frons. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to 3× as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae white, appressed, moderately dense, directed in part transversely, in part obliquely laterally. Tactile setae sparse, erect, longer than ordinary setae. Antenna slender and strongly filiform (length unknown since terminal antennomeres missing in both types). Basal antennomere elongate, about 1.5–1.6× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three slightly longer than antennomere two, slightly shorter than antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–7 long and slender, antennomere eight somewhat widened distally. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate cylindrical, narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin narrow, subtruncate. Lateral margins constricted laterally anteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures small to larger than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth to transversely microstrigose, generally as wide as to twice as wide as punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation double, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Whitish setae are thicker, denser and appressed, yellowish setae are thinner, subdecumbent, sparser, directed posteriad. Tactile setae sparse, erect, longer than ordinary setae, arranged mainly at pronotal base. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, glossy, gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six incomplete, flat, irregularly shaped and poorly defined rows. Intervening spaces between rows minutely punctate and (in part) microstrigose. Elytral setation yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae adjacent to suture directed slightly obliquely laterally. An irregular, poorly defined spot of white setae on anterior third and apical third of elytron, not touching suture. Whitish setae intermixed with ordinary yellow ones. Lateral humeral stria shifted dorsad, more or less visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Male mesotibia at inner margin with series of peculiar, long, somewhat sinuous setae (Fig. 92). Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Metatibial spurs long. Basal metatarsomere distinctly longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII elongate, narrows posteriad, narrowly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 93). Male morphological sternite VII (Fig. 94–95) short and broad, with long, sinuous, laterally and apically densely setose, paired lateral prong provided with short, apically broadly rounded ventral lobe at apex. Posterior margin between lateral prongs strongly produced posteriad, deeply emarginate, provided with several moderately long setae. Tergite VIII and morphological sternite VIII as in Fig. 96. Aedeagus (Figs 97–98) long, moderately broad, basale more than twice as long as narrow apicale. Paramere narrow, laterally subparallel, apically asymmetrically rounded. Median lobe tripartite apically.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female externally closely similar to male (terminal antennomeres not available in the only studied specimen). Tergite VII narrowly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 99), morphological sternite VII subtriangular, rounded medially at posterior margin (Fig. 100).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria sentani sp. nov. shares conically protruding head base with the  gestroi species-group congeners, in particular  M. coniceps Pic, 1900 (Aru Islands),  M. eparaksts Telnov, 2017 (southern New Guinea),  M. ronaldi Telnov 2011 (Bird’s Neck Isthmus, New Guinea), some specimens of  M. subguttata Pascoe, 1860 (North Moluccas: Bacan, Halmahera, Ternate),  M. spatulatocarinata and  M. tigrina spp. nov. (two latter described herein from northern New Guinea) and differs in the shape of the male terminalia and aedeagus, the simple metatibial spurs (the inner metatibial spur spatulate in  M. spatulatocalcarata spp. nov.), the sparser punctured pronotal disc, and the peculiarly setose inner margin of the male mesotibia, and the apically lobate lateral prong of the male morphological sternite VII (the prong is lobate-angulate medially at outer margin in  M. ronaldi ). Male remains unknown for  M. coniceps , this species is considered different from  M. sentani sp. nov. in the more regularly elliptical shape of the pronotum (the pronotum distinctly constricted anteriad in  M. sentani sp. nov. ), the dark-coloured femora and tibiae, the comparatively less elongate, and the hardly narrowed elytron. The head is less strongly elongate compared to the of the male  M. tigrina sp. nov.</p>
            <p> Ecology. Collected from leaves of sago palm (  Metroxylon sagu ) in a hot, open, swampy area at Sentani lakeside. </p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria spatulatocalcarata sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 7E578E1E-6B17-4348-8FB1-A82138715EE3</p>
            <p>(Figs 101–115)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 140.56917/lat -2.578889)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=140.56917&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-2.578889">New Guinea</a>
                 , Papua Prov., between Sentani and Waena, 02°34’44’’S 140°34’09’’E, 90 m, 30.III.1998, river valley, from riverside vegetation, leg. L.Wagner [printed]. 
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                 Paratypes 11 specimens.  4♀ NME , 1♂ &amp; 2♀ DTC: same label as holotype;  2♂ NME &amp; 1♂   DTC: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov.,  
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                 16 km NW, 02°13’02’’S 139°27’35’’E, 32 m, 28.III.1998, stream valley, from streamside vegetation, shady place [printed]  ;  1♀ NME :   INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov.,  
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                 , between the airport and the lake, 02°35’14’’S 140°32’01’’E, 80 m, 30.III.1998, sago swamp, from  Metroxylon leaves [printed]  . 
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            <p>Derivatio nominis. From the combination of Latin “spatulatus” (spatulate; a broad, flat, blunt blade)+ “calcarata” (having a spur) to point on peculiarly shaped inner metatibial terminal spur in males of the new species.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length about 4 mm; head length 0.85 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 1 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.7 mm, elytral length 2.2 mm, combined maximum elytral width 0.9 mm. Selected male paratypes 4.1–4.5 mm, selected female paratypes 4.2–4.4 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 101–104). Dorsum and venter nearly uniformly black. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi yellow and antennomeres 1–8 yellow, remaining antennomeres yellowish brown. Prothoracic leg yellow, tibia shortly brown at contact point with femur, procoxa brown. Mesothoracic femur yellow, tibia yellowish brown to brown, tarsus yellowish brown, mesocoxa black-brown. Metathoracic leg black to black-brown, femur yellowish brown in basal part. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, elliptical, distinctly narrows towards base. Frons narrow, about half to slightly more as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long, dense. Tempus strongly constricted, rounded in one narrow arch with head base. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures variably large but generally small and shallow, denser on frons compared to vertex. Intervening spaces smooth, as wide as to 3× as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae white, appressed to subdecumbent, rather dense, directed in part transversely, in part longitudinally. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae.Antenna slender and strongly filiform, hardly extending towards mesocoxal cavity when directed posteriad.Basal antennomere elongate, twice as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.5× as long as antennomere two, about 0.7× as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–11 long and slender, penultimate antennomere somewhat widened distally. Terminal antennomere long and slender, acutely pointed, about twice to 2.2× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere supercultriform (internal edge arched, external edge straight). Pronotum moderately glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, slightly convex in dorsal aspect, elongate cylindrical, distinctly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin narrow, subtruncate. Lateral margins slightly constricted laterally anteriad and towards base. Dorsal pronotal punctures somewhat larger and denser than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces smooth to transversely microstrigose, generally as wide as punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation whitish to dirty yellowish, appressed to subdecumbent, long on median part of pronotum, short to very short on lateral margins, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, moderately glossy, slightly and gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into five complete, flat, irregularly shaped rows; punctures subconfluent in corresponding rows. Intervening spaces between rows minutely punctate and microstrigose. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, dense, long, directed posteriad, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae adjacent to suture directed slightly obliquely laterally. An irregular, not strongly defined lateral spot of white setae on anterior third of elytron, not touching suture. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Lateral humeral stria shifted dorsad, visible in dorsal view at midlength of elytron. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs rather stout. Tibia widened in distal half. Male metatibia somewhat flattened at inner margin in distal half, nearly glabrous; both sides of this glabrous area with series of long, straight to slightly sinuous whitish setae (Fig. 104). Tibial terminal spurs paired, at least metatibial outer spur serrate. Male inner metatibial terminal spur peculiarly broad, spatula-like, subtruncate apically (Figs 103–104). Basal metatarsomere distinctly longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Metaventrite deeply, narrowly longitudinally impressed at place of metathoracic discrimen. Male tergite VII narrowing posteriad, shortly subtruncate at posterior margin (Fig. 106). Male morphological sternite VII (Figs 107–109) short and broad, with paired, long lateral prong which is bilobate (provided with shorter, rounded subapical lobe at external margin), densely setose along external margin in apical half; posterior margin medially with a large subtriangular protrusion at posterior margin, provided with two extraordinary long setae. Aedeagus (Fig. 111–113) long, basale about three times as long as apicale. Paramere moderately long, slender, apically acutely angulate. Median lobe slender, apically tripartite, median part apically rounded and longer than lateral prongs.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female (Fig. 105) pronotum more regularly cylindrical, slightly narrowing anteriad, terminal antennomere nearly twice as long as penultimate antennomere, metatibia without modifications. Female tergite VII broadly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 114), morphological sternite VII broadly triangular, narrowly rounded medially at posterior margin (Fig. 115).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria spatulatocalcarata sp. nov. belongs to the  gestroi species-group and is unique among all congeners primarily in the peculiar shape of the male inner metatibial terminal spur in the combination with the unique shape of the terminalia. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected from leaves of lower trees in a shady place near a stream in degraded lower montane rainforest.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria susuami sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: EAAC0B33-360A-4175-BF53-996B01801A27</p>
            <p>(Figs 116–124)</p>
            <p> Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ BMNH: PAPUA N GUINEA [printed]  Bulolo , Kulolo Creek. Under bark  Castanopsis [handwritten] // 11.xi. 83 J. Dovunava coll. No. 2548 [handwritten] C.I.E.A [printed] 1626 [handwritten] // 2548 [printed] //  Macratria sp [handwritten] det. M.L. Cox, 198 [printed] 4 [handwritten] // Pres by Comm Inst Ent B.M. 198 [printed] 4 [handwritten] –1 [printed]. The right metatarsus is missing. </p>
            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after the Susuami language of the Upper Watut Valley near the type locality of Bulolo. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 5.2 mm; head length 0.9 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.9 mm, pronotal length 1.3 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.8 mm, elytral length 3 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1.2 mm.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 116–118). Dorsum and venter uniformly black including coxae, trochanters and base of every femur. Mouthparts, antennomeres 1–6, maxillary palpomeres and remaining part of every femur yellowish-brown. Tibiae and tarsi brown. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, elliptical. Frons moderately wide, nearly as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long and dense. Tempus not present, area posterior to eye rounded in one flat arc with head base. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures shallow, inconspicuous. Intervening spaces smooth, generally wider than punctures. Head dorsal setae dirty yellowish, appressed, moderately dense, effectively concealing sculpture of head. Tactile setae not observed. Antenna slender and filiform, gradually thickened in apical half, extending towards base of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about twice as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.8× as long as antennomere two, about as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 8–11 thickened. Terminal antennomere elongate, apically pointed, about 2.7–2.8× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere strongly cultriform, about as long as compound eye. Pronotum subopaque dorsally, stronger glossy on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate cylindrical, slightly narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin medially subtruncate. Lateral margins shortly constricted laterally anteriad and slightly, gradually constricted towards base. Dorsal pronotal punctures much larger and denser than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces glossy, generally narrower than punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation dirty yellowish, long, appressed to subdecumbent, dense, effectively concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Prothoracic hypomeron densely setose. Tactile setae not observed. Scutellar shield small, broad, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, moderately glossy, slightly, gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression barely indicated, broad. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into five incomplete, flat, irregularly shaped and poorly defined rows. Intervening spaces between rows smooth. Elytral setation dirty yellowish, moderately long and dense, directed posteriad, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Transverse premedium spot of denser setae of elytron, touching both suture or lateral margin. Setation in apical fourth also denser but does not forms a spot. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, narrow. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Femora clavate. Protarsus elongate, subequal in length to protibia. Tibial terminal spurs of anterior and middle leg paired, serrate, of metathoracic leg fused together, forming one rather broad spur (Fig. 119). Metatibia on posterior margin in distal two thirds glossy, nearly glabrous, with a bunch of long whitish setae before and both sides along this glabrous zone. Basal protarsomere widened, ventrally with a hook-like lobe. Basal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII elongate, constricted towards posterior margin, here shortly rounded (Fig. 119). Male morphological sternite VII massive, with paired, thick very long, somewhat sinuous, apically densely setose lateral prong, posterior margin produced posterior medially, broadly emarginate and laterally spinose (Fig. 120–121). Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 122. Aedeagus (Figs 123–124) with wide basale which is about twice as long as narrow apicale.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female is unknown.</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria susuami sp. nov. strongly resembles  M. yapena Telnov, 2011 (Cenderawasih Bay: Yapen Island) in the general appearance, colouration, vestiture and the shape of the male morphological sternite VII. The median projection of the morphological sternite VII is less deeply emarginate in  M. susuami sp. nov. compared to that of  M. yapena and the setae in the emargination less long, the median part of the external margin of the lateral prong of the sternite VII without extraordinary long setae in the new species, the median lobe with comparatively longer apical prongs than in  M. yapena . The male metatibial terminal spurs not fused, the metatibia somewhat sinuous and with a group of comparatively longer setae on posterior margin before sinuous part, the terminal maxillary palpomere comparatively shorter in  M. yapena . Ventral hook-like lobe of the male basal protarsomere is not described in  M. yapena or any other  Macratria species.</p>
            <p> Ecology. Labelled as having been collected under  Castanopsis sp. bark, but this appears highly dubious since  Macratria are not known to be subcortical. </p>
            <p>Distribution. Upper Watut Valley, Madang Province, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria tigrina sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: E4328385-69A1-4C1E-9164-A83A9A0A2859</p>
            <p>(Figs 125–137)</p>
            <p> Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA E, New Guinea, Papua Prov., Sentani 40 km W, road to  Demta vill.,  Berab vill., 02°30’06’’S 140°08’’2’’E, 33 m, 02.IV.1998, sago swamp, from  Metroxylon sp. [printed]. </p>
            <p> Paratypes 4 specimens.  1♂, 1♀ NME &amp; 1♂, 1♀ DTC: same label as holotype. </p>
            <p> Derivatio nominis. Named after the tiger (  Panthera tigris ) for the yellow-black striped antennomeres 7–10 of the new species. </p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.6 mm; head length 1 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 1.1 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.7 mm, elytral length 2.5 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1.05 mm. Male paratypes 4.5–4.6 mm, female paratypes 4.2–4.5 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Figs 125–137). Dorsum and venter nearly uniformly black. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi yellow and antennomeres 1–7 yellow. Antennomeres 7–10 transversely black-brown medially, yellowish rufous at anterior and distal tips. Pro- and mesothoracic legs yellow, tibia shortly brown at contact point with femur, coxa and trochanter brown. Metathoracic leg brown, two ultimate metatarsomeres yellow. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, elliptical, distinctly narrows towards base. Frons narrow, about 0.4× as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, occupying most of lateral side of head beyond antennal insertion, moderately protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long, dense. Tempus long, strongly constricted towards head base. Head base narrowly rounded. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures variably large but generally small and rather shallow, distinctly denser on anterior part of frons and lateral sides of vertex compared to median area of frons and vertex. Intervening spaces smooth, narrower than to 4× as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae white, subdecumbent, dense, directed in part transversely, in part longitudinally. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not or slightly longer but thinner compared to ordinary setae. Antenna slender and strongly filiform, extending towards mesocoxal cavity when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, about 2.3× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three about 1.6× as long as antennomere two, about 0.8× as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 3–11 long and slender, antennomere eight widened fusiform, 9–10 widened distally. Terminal antennomere long and slender, acutely pointed, about twice to 2.2–2.3× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere subcultriform. Pronotum moderately glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, slightly convex in dorsal aspect, elongate cylindrical, as wide as head across compound eyes. Anterior margin narrow, subtruncate. Lateral margins constricted laterally anteriad and less prominent so towards base. Dorsal pronotal punctures larger and denser than those on head, moderately deep. Intervening spaces transversely microstrigose, generally narrower than to as wide as punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation double, not fully concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Whitish setae are thicker, denser and appressed, yellowish setae are thinner, subdecumbent, sparser. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary yellowish setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, moderately glossy, gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron in anterior half arranged into six incomplete, flat, irregularly shaped rows; punctures subconfluent in corresponding rows. Intervening spaces between rows minutely punctate and microstrigose. Elytral setation yellowish, moderately dense, long, directed posteriad, subdecumbent, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Those setae adjacent to suture directed slightly obliquely laterally. Slightly transverse patch of denser, stronger appressed, somewhat thicker setae in basal and somewhat longitudinal patch in apical third, both not touching suture and intermixed with ordinary yellow setae. Tactile setae sparse, erect, not longer than ordinary setae. Lateral humeral stria not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, rather broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Male metatibia in distal half with series of several long, straight to slightly sinuous whitish setae (Fig. 127). Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Basal metatarsomere distinctly longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Metaventrite deeply, narrowly longitudinally impressed at place of metathoracic discrimen. Male tergite VII elongate, strongly narrowing posteriad, narrowly rounded at posterior margin, with about ten long setae along lateral and posterior margins (Fig. 128). Male morphological sternite VII (Figs 129–132) short and broad, with paired, long, sinuous-angulate at inner margin, preapically at external margin somewhat notched, apically rounded prong; prong apically rounded and here densely setose, inner margin at place of angulation with a row of short, thickened setae; posterior margin of sternite VII medially deeply U-shapedly emarginate, lateral margins strongly produced posteriad, narrow and acutely angulate. Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 133. Aedeagus (Figs 134–135) moderately broad, basale nearly 3× as long as short apicale, paramere short, apically rounded. Median lobe apically tripartite.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female pro- and mesothoracic legs brown, only distal part of tibia and tarsus paler yellow, terminal antennomere about 2.2–2.3× as long as penultimate antennomere, and elytra comparatively shorter. Female tergite VII narrowing posteriad, rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 136), morphological sternite VII broadly subtriangular, shortly rounded medially at posterior margin (Fig. 137).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis.  Macratria tigrina sp. nov. belongs to the  gestroi species-group and is unique among all congeners primarily in the peculiar shape of the male antennomere eight (widened fusiform), the colouration of the antennomeres 7–10, the head strongly constricted posterior to compound eyes and the unique shape of the terminalia and aedeagus. Also see diagnose of  M. sentani spp. nov. above. </p>
            <p> Ecology. Collected from leaves of sago palm (  Metroxylon sagu ) in a swampy area at edge of primary lower montane rainforest. </p>
            <p>Distribution. Northern lowlands, New Guinea.</p>
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            <p> Macratria tongkonan sp. nov.</p>
            <p>urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 68E9393C-68B4-4E31-8E61-B7BD98CF8D20</p>
            <p>(Figs 138–147)</p>
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                 Type material designated.   Holotype ♂ NME: INDONESIA, Sulawesi, South Sulawesi Prov.,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 119.816666/lat -3.1333334)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=119.816666&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=-3.1333334">Makale</a>
                 6 km SSW, 3°08’S 119°49’E, 11.I.1998, 1700 m, disturbed lowland rainforest, day collecting [printed]. 
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                 Paratypes 7♂ ♀ specimens.  3♂ ♀ NME &amp; 2 DTC: same label as holotype ;   2♂ EMNH: INDONESIA SULAWESI 23.03.  
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                 road 1°48’S / 120°22’E forest, sweep net bush leg. U.Roosileht [printed]  . 
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            <p>Derivatio nominis. Named after Tongkonan, the traditional ancestral house of the Torajan people in South Sulawesi where the new species was found. Tongkonan have a peculiar boat-shaped, oversized saddleback roof. Noun in apposition.</p>
            <p>Measurements, holotype male, total body length 4.4 mm; head length 0.9 mm, head width across compound eyes 0.7 mm, pronotal length 1 mm, maximum pronotal width 0.65 mm, elytral length 2.5 mm, combined maximum elytral width 1.05 mm. Selected male paratypes 4.5–4.7 mm, selected female paratype 4.3 mm long.</p>
            <p>Description. Male (Fig. 138). Dorsum and venter uniformly black. Mouthparts including maxillary palpi, legs and antennomeres 1–8 pale rufous to yellow, remaining antennomeres yellowish brown. Head moderately glossy dorsally and ventrally, elongate elliptical, distinctly narrows anteriad and towards base. Frons narrow, about half to slightly more as wide as dorsal eye length. Compound eye large, strongly protruding from lateral outline of head. Interfacetal setae long, dense. Tempus constricted towards base, about half as long as dorsal eye length. Head base rather narrow, subtruncate, slightly notched medially. Frontoclypeal suture or impression not observed. Head dorsal punctures rather small and shallow, denser on anterior half of head compared to vertex. Intervening spaces transversely microstrigose, as wide as to 3× as wide as punctures. Head dorsal setae yellowish, subdecumbent, moderately dense, directed posteriad. Tactile setae erect, long, present on head base and along lateral margin. Antenna slender, filiform, hardly extending towards base of pronotum when directed posteriad. Basal antennomere elongate, 1.5–1.6× as long as antennomere two. Antennomere three slightly longer than antennomere two, about 0.7× as long as antennomere four. Antennomeres 9–10 widened distally. Terminal antennomere long and slender, acutely pointed, about twice to 2.1× as long as penultimate antennomere. Terminal maxillary palpomere cultriform. Pronotum moderately glossy dorsally and on prothoracic hypomeron, flattened in dorsal aspect, elongate cylindrical, narrower than head across compound eyes. Anterior margin narrow, truncate. Lateral margins constricted laterally anteriad. Dorsal pronotal punctures distinctly larger, denser and deeper than those on head. Intervening spaces smooth to transversely microstrigose, generally as wide as to twice as wide punctures. Pronotal dorsal setation yellowish, subdecumbent, long, not concealing dorsal sculpture of pronotum. Tactile setae sparse, erect, no longer than ordinary setae. Scutellar shield small, truncate at posterior margin. Elytron elongate, moderately glossy, slightly and gradually narrows posteriad. Humerus broadly rounded. Postbasal transverse impression not indicated. Punctures on each elytron either confused or arranged into five to six incomplete, irregular rows; punctures distinctly smaller than those on pronotum. Intervening spaces about twice as wide as punctures, microstrigose. Elytral setation yellowish, moderately dense, long, directed posteriad, not concealing dorsal sculpture of elytron. Lateral humeral stria not shifted dorsad, not visible in dorsal view. Sutural stria complete, moderately broad. Metathoracic wing fully developed. Legs long. Tibial terminal spurs paired, serrate. Metatibial terminal spurs long. Tarsomeres of meso- and metathoracic leg elongated. Penultimate meso- and metathoracic tarsomere small. Basal metatarsomere longer than combined length of remaining tarsomeres. All claws strongly dentate at base. Male tergite VII broadly and shallowly emarginate at posterior margin (Fig. 140). Male morphological sternite VII with subtruncate median protrusion at posterior margin (Fig. 141). Tergite VIII, morphological sternites VIII and IX as in Fig. 142. Aedeagus (Figs 143–145) long and slender, basale about twice as long as apicale, paramere apically irregularly rounded, somewhat sinuous at external margin. Median lobe apically tripartite, its lateral prongs asymmetrical and longer than median prong.</p>
            <p>Sexual dimorphism. Female (Fig. 139) terminal antennomere twice as long as penultimate antennomere, compound eye somewhat comparatively shorter, frons 0.7–0.8× as wide as dorsal eye length, elytron not narrows posteriad. Female tergite VII broadly rounded at posterior margin (Fig. 146), morphological sternite VII with rounded median protrusion at posterior margin (Fig. 147).</p>
            <p> Differential diagnosis. Due to the elongate, posteriad-narrowed head  Macratria tongkonan sp. nov. is most similar to its Sulawesian congeners  M. caerulescens Telnov, 2011 ,  M. maxbarclayi Telnov, 2011 and  M. sanguiceps Telnov, 2011 but the dorsum without dark metallic blue reflection (present in  M. caerulescens ), the intervening spaces on pronotum wider than punctures (narrower than punctures in  M. maxbarclayi ), the longer tempus about half the eye length (the tempus about one fourth the eye length in  M. sanguiceps ), and the terminalia and aedeagus different. Also appears externally similar to  M. roosilehti sp. nov. (described above from the same locality) but differs in the comparatively stronger constricted, longer tempus, the comparatively narrower frons (cf. Fig. 78 &amp; 138), the comparatively longer male terminal antennomere (about twice to 2.1× as long as penultimate antennomere in  M. tongkonan sp. nov. versus about 1.2× as long in  M. roosilehti sp. nov. ), the comparatively less strongly punctured pronotal dorsum and elytra, the pale legs (the legs black to black-brown in  M. roosilehti sp. nov. ), and the different shape of the aedeagus. </p>
            <p>Ecology. Collected from vegetation in disturbed lower montane rainforest.</p>
            <p>Distribution. Central part of Sulawesi (administrative provinces of Central and South Sulawesi).</p>
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            <p> Macratria wallacei Telnov, 2011</p>
            <p> New material examined.  4 specimens NMP: INDONESIA, Papua Biak, Adadikam 23.–26.12.06,00.57.71S 135.47.63E, Bilý leg.</p>
            <p>Note. First record since the original description. First record from Biak Island and Cenderawasih Bay (originally described from Waigeo Island, Raja Ampat Archipelago).</p>
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