Jambu yanomami Santos, Almeida, Morais & Bertani, 2025

♀ Female described ♂ Male described

Type Locality and Records

Type locality

Distribution

Brazil

Type Locality: BRAZIL, State of Amazonas, Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira, Pico da Neblina, Bebedouro velho, 400 m

Adult Male Activity

Collection months of 2 adult male specimen records

Etymology

Named in homage to the Yanomami people. The type locality lies in Yanomami indigenous territory, within an area overlapping Pico da Neblina National Park in Amazonas - for the Yanomami a sacred place, the home of the Spirits.

Specimen Records (3)

INPA ARA9118 Holotype Brazil

Pico da Neblina, Bebedouro velho, 400 m, Amostra 2; Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira, Amazonas

September 2007 · col. Nancy Lo Man Hung

Holotype female of Jambu yanomami. Carapace 5.57 mm long. Its spermathecae, of two separate receptacles, are the diagnostic character for the species.

INPA ARA9119 Paratype Brazil

Pico da Neblina, Cachoeira do Tucano, 100 m, Amostra 3; Sao Gabriel da Cachoeira, Amazonas

September 2007 · col. André Nogueira

Paratype male of Jambu yanomami, the specimen described in the paper. Carapace 5.82 mm long. Note that the fig. 5 caption calls it the male holotype; the holotype is the female INPA ARA9118, and fig. 4 correctly calls this specimen the male paratype.

INPA ARA9118; ARA9119 [as published] Brazil

Serra de Campos Novos, Iracema, Roraima

June 2012 · col. P. Nunes, A. Fourmet & F. Curcio

Three males of Jambu yanomami listed under other material examined, and the basis for the species' recorded presence in Roraima. The paper gives their catalogue numbers as INPA ARA9118 and ARA9119, which are the numbers already assigned to the holotype and paratype from Amazonas; the same two numbers cannot also denote three Roraima males, so the numbers for this lot should be treated as unresolved.

Genitalia

Spermathecae
Spermathecae © Santos, Almeida, Morais & Bertani (2025), fig. 3C, holotype female, spermathecae in dorsal view - two separate receptacles, the diagnostic character of the species
Male palp
Male palp © Santos, Almeida, Morais & Bertani (2025), figs 5G-I, left palpal bulb of the paratype male in prolateral, ventral and retrolateral view