Metaphotina austri Ferraz, Souza-Dias & Rivera sp. n.

Figures (2–7, 9–11)

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Diagnosis (Fig. 2–7). Male (Fig. 2A): emerald green, rarely brown to reddish brown (Fig. 3A–C); small body size (14.18–21.36 mm); mesothoracic wing with central dark spot of varying intensity and spread (Fig. 4, 5A); metathoracic wings translucent and unpigmented (Fig. 5A); left margin of ventral phallomere (dorsal view) with sudden inflection anterior to spine-like, distal projection (Fig. 6B); well-sclerotized, prismatic-shaped afa of left phallomere (Fig. 6A). Female (Fig. 2B): emerald green, often mottled in white, rarely brown to reddish brown (Fig. 3D–F); small body size (14.9–16.1 mm); prominent vertex with deep parietal sulcus (Fig. 2D); mesothoracic wings distally tapered; distal half of the anal area featuring pale crossveins subtending the black membrane, and longitudinal veins alternating between pale and black (Fig. 5B). Measurements in Table 1.