What do morphological data tell us about the Andean-Neotropical Gripopteryginae (Plecoptera: Gripopterygidae) and related taxa?

Figure 3.

Neopentura semifusca. A Nymph head and pronotum in dorsal view, with details of the anterior corners. B Nymph hind leg in lateral view, with details of the hair-like setae on the tarsal segment. C Nymph thorax and abdomen in lateral view, with details of the abdominal spine-like processes, paraprocts, and anal gills. D Adult male forewing. Abbreviations: CuA, anterior cubitus; M, media; RP, posterior radius.

	Figure 3. Neopentura semifusca. A Nymph head and pronotum in dorsal view, with details of the anterior corners. B Nymph hind leg in lateral view, with details of the hair-like setae on the tarsal segment. C Nymph thorax and abdomen in lateral view, with details of the abdominal spine-like processes, paraprocts, and anal gills. D Adult male forewing. Abbreviations: CuA, anterior cubitus; M, media; RP, posterior radius.
	Part of: Duarte T, da Conceição Bispo P, Pessacq P (2025) What do morphological data tell us about the Andean-Neotropical Gripopteryginae (Plecoptera: Gripopterygidae) and related taxa? Arthropod Systematics & Phylogeny 83: 1-1. https://doi.org/10.3897/asp.83.e152233