53 –Wadi Zerig with a large pool (655 m a.s.l.), habitat of Micronecta eupompe Hutchinson, 1930, Sigara hoggarica Poisson,1929,Anisops d.socotrensis, A.varius, Hebrus kanyukovae sp.nov.,Limnogonus cereiventris (Signoret,1862), andMicracanthia ornatula. 52 – Tudhen, helocrene (1,135 m a.s.l.), habitat of Mesovelia vittigera, Hebrus sp., and Microvelia gracillima Reuter, 1882. 51 –Skand Mt.,helocreneunder the top (1,450 ma.s.l.), habitatof Microvelia gracillima Reuter,1882 andSaldula niveolimbata (Reuter, 1900). The records of SALLIER DUPIN (1976) require a critical revision.įigs 49–53.49 –Arher,a spring near the sea coast (5 m a.s.l.), habitat of Ochterus papaceki Kment & Carapezza,2020,Anisops debilis socotrensis Brown, 1956, Mesovelia vittigera Horváth,1895,Hebrus kanyukovae sp.nov.,Microvelia macani Brown,1953,Rhagovelia infernalis socotrensis Brown,1956 and Micracanthia ornatula (Reuter,1881).50– Wadi Madar (1,170 ma.s.l.), habitat of Anisops d.socotrensis, A.varius Fieber,1851,Mesovelia vittigera, Microvelia macani, and Rhagovelia i. africana from Swaziland, Rhodesia, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda ( SALLIER DUPIN 1976).

i.įrom Rodrigues, Mauritius, South Africa (Cape, Transvaal), Zaïre, Guinea, and Ivory Coast, and Rh. Uluguru, Tanzania, and listed the distribution of both subspecies as follows: Rh. africana from the same locality – Kinola, Mts. Is widely distributed in continental Subsaharan Africa: Burkina Faso ( SALLIER DUPIN 1979), Central African Republic ( SALLIER DUPIN 1979), Chad ( SALLIER DUPIN 1979), Democratic Republic of the Congo ( POIssON 1942, 1954b, 1963, 1968a POIssON & SALLIER DUPIN 1969), Ethiopia ( MANCINI 1961), Guinea ( BERTRAND 1962), Ivory Coast ( BERTRAND 1962, POIssON 1968b, SALLIER DUPIN 1979), Kenya ( HYNEs 1955, LUND- BLAD 1936, POIssON 1963), Niger ( SALLIER DUPIN 1979), Nigeria ( SALLIER DUPIN 1979), Republic of the Congo ( BERTRAND 1962), Rwanda ( POIssON 1955b), Somalia ( HYNEs 1955), South Africa ( POIssON 1957a), South Sudan ( LINNAVUORI 1971), Swaziland ( POIssON 1963), Uganda ( POIssON 1963), Tanzania ( POIssON 1960 a, 1963 SALLIER DUPIN 1976), Togo ( SALLIER DUPIN 1979), and Zimbabwe ( POIssON 1963) as well as in the Palaearctic Region: Israel ( NIEsER 1995), Cyprus and possibly also in Greece (Rhodes Isl.) ( FENT et al. Rhagovelia infernalis africana Lundblad, 1936

Was described from Madagascar ( POIssON 1952a). Rhagovelia infernalis andranombyi Poisson, 1952 SALLIER DUPIN 1976), and the Comoros ( POIssON 1957d, 1959a, with note on variation). LUNDBLAD 1936) and subsequently recorded from Reunion ( POIssON 1957b), Mauritius ( MAMET 1957, as Was described from Rodrigues ( BUTLER 1876, as Palaearctic Region: Socotra ( BROWN 1956). africana in Kenya and Somalia only at altitudes below 200 m where it occurred on both permanent and temporary rivers.ĭistribution. In South Sudan in mountain and rain-forest cold brooks. ) in coastal to montane zone (5−1170 m a.s.l.). Collected on surface of a spring and several small brooks (e.g. africana, figures), BROWN (1956) (description, figures) WRANIK (1999, 2000) (habitus photo of larva) WRANIK (2000, 2003) (habitus photo of adult). LUNDBLAD (1936) (key, redescription of Rh. ( NMPC, NHMW) Wadi Daneghan, 2 ♀♀ (ap), W. SOCOTRA: Diksam, xi.1997, 1 L, W.Wranik lgt. ?’): Socotra (no exact locality) BROWN (1956): stream at Hadibo WRANIK (1999, 2000, 2003): Socotra (no exact locality). Holotype: ♀ (apterous), Yemen:Socotra, stream at Rhagovelia infernalis socotrensis Brown, 1956: 140–142 Rhagovelia (Rhagovelia) infernalis socotrensis Brown, 1956 View in CoL

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