Zoology Publications from Victoria University of Wellington—Nos. 49 to 51
Family: Neanuridae Salmon, 1964 — Genus: Pronura Del. Deb., 1953 — Pronura indiana n.sp
Family: Neanuridae Salmon, 1964
Genus: Pronura Del. Deb., 1953
Pronura indiana n.sp.
Colour: Body and legs white.
Clothing: Sparsely clothed with short simple setae, longer posteriorly and on the antennae; occasional longer setae laterally on the body and legs. Integument finely granulate and finely tuberculate, but without bosses of any kind.
Figs. 10-16, Pronura indiana n.sp. Fig. 10, Sense organ Ant. III. Fig. 11, Apex Ant. IV. Fig. 12, Mouth parts in situ. Fig. 13. Mandible. Fig. 14, Maxilla. Fig. 15, Hind foot. Fig. 16, Ocelli. Figs. 10, 11, 12 and 15, Scale A; Figs. 13 and 14, Scale B; Fig. 16, Scale C. Mand. = mandible; Max. = maxilla; Max. palp. = maxillary palp; Cut. Tub. = cuticular tubercle.
Legs: The claw is simple, sickle-shaped, without any teeth, and with a short basal seta to each side of claw base.
Localities: Lachung, Sikkim, 8610′ altitude in moss on rotten tree trunks in pine wood; Sibsager, Assam, 350′ altitude amongst earth and roots in evergreen forest.