Ctenus natmataung Jäger & Minn, 2015, spec. nov.

Ctenus natmataung spec. nov. Figs 18 –21, 26–43, 63 Type material. MYANMAR: Chin State: Holotype male, above Kampetlet, Mountain Oasis Resort, 21 ° 11 ' 49.5 ''N, 94 °02'25.0''E, 1716 m, secondary forest, by hand, at night, P. Jäger leg. 8 May 2014 (SMF). Paratypes (17 males, 16 females): 1 male, 3 females, with same data as holotype, but 17 May 2015 (SMF). 3 males, 1 female, with same data as holotype, but 10 May 2015 (SMF). 12 males, 8 females, with same data as holotype, but 15 May 2015 (SMF; 2 males, 2 females UYC; 2 males, 2 females IZCAS). 1 female, with same data as holotype, but 12 May 2015 (SMF). 1 female, above Kampetlet, above Mountain Oasis Resort, 21 ° 11 ' 54.14 ''N, 94 °02' 16.78 ''E, 1752 m, disturbed secondary forest, dry slopes, 12 May 2015 (SMF). 1 male, above Kampetlet, below Mountain Oasis Resort, 21 ° 11 ' 25.9 ''N, 94 °01'48.0''E, 1550 m, secondary forest along stream, by hand and sieving leaf litter, at day, P. Jäger & J. Martens leg. 15 May 2014 (SMF). 2 females, with same data as preceding specimen, but 21 ° 11 ' 43.6 ''N, 94 °02' 1.1 ''E, 1585 m, P. Jäger leg. 17 May 2014 (SMF). Etymology. The species name is derived from the local name for Mt Victoria, the type locality; name in apposition. Diagnosis. Small to medium-sized Ctenidae (total length males 9.1–11.8, females 10.4–16.2). Males are similar to those of C. ramosus, C. cladarus and C. pingu spec. nov. in having an easily breaking tip at distal RTA as well as a similar conformation of bulbal structures. Males of C. natmataung spec. nov. can be recognised by the following combination of characters (Figs 28–34): 1. RTA tip with long and sharply pointed extension. 2. Tegular apophysis with distal part wide and proximally constricted and distal margin of proximal part transversal. 3. Membranous extension of embolus consisting of two conical parts, the median one distinctly longer than the prolateral one. For further details and a differential diagnosis see under C. pingu spec. nov. Copulatory organs of females similar to those of ...