Cephennium vicentinum Kahlen & Eckelt, 2024, nov.sp.

Cephennium vicentinum nov.sp. (Figs 46-50, 83) C. busulinii BESUCHET i.l. T y p e M a t e r i a l: Holotype ♁: Italy / Trentino, Selva di Grigno, 300 m, 46.0142°N, 11.5953°E, 6.8.1978, leaf litter, leg. Kahlen. / Cephennium vicentinum nov.sp. ♁ det. Kahlen / Holotype TLMF. Paratypes: 5♁♁ 1♀: Same location as holotype, 10.6. and 6.8.1978, leg. Kahlen (TLMF); 2♁♁: Italy / Vicenza, Staro E, 500 m, 45.7259°N, 11.2324°E, 14.8.1978, leaf litter, leg. Kahlen (TLMF); 1♁: Italia / Vicenza, Monte Magrè, 400 m, 45.6826°N, 11.3376°E, 25.5.1985, roots under a tree stump, leg. Kahlen (TLMF); Italy / Vicenza, Monti Berici:1♁ 2♀♀: Zovencedo S, Valle Liona right valley slope, 120 m, 45.4236°N, 11.4967°E, 27.10.1978; and 2♁♁: Zovencedo N, Monte Bernardo NE side, 300-350 m, 45.4361°N, 11.5022°E, 28.10.1978, leg. Kahlen (TLMF). Type material collection Meybohm: Paratypes, all cMey: 3♁♁ 1♀: Italia / Trentino, Selva di Grigno, 300 m, 46.0142°N, 11.5953°E, 6.8.1978, leg. H. Daffner. 2♁♁: Italia / Vicenza, Staro E, 500 m, 45.7259°N, 11.2324°E, 14.8.1978, leg. V. Brachat. 1♁: Italia / Belluno, Schievenin, Fiume Tegorzo, 350 m, 45.9405°N, 11.8908°E, 25.5.1979, leg. V. Brachat. All specimen det. Kahlen. Non type material: Possagno [Treviso, Monte Grappa] (unpublished notes Besuchet). E t y m o l o g y: The name derives from its occurrence in the greater area of the province of Vicenza. Description Habitus as in Fig. 46. Body length 1.05-1.13 mm. Body including appendages uniformly medium brown, glossy, hair fairly dense, long, and slightly erect. Head glossy, unpunctured, with large but laterally only slightly protruding eyes. Antennal segment 1 short, 2 distinct, 3 to 7 hardly longer than wide, 7 enlarged, 8 small and rounded, and the club strongly set off from it. Pronotum wider than long (1.27:1), glossy with quite dense fine punctation and distinctly rugose towards the base, greatest width just before the middle, rounded from here to the front, almost straight converging towards the rear, with a suggested humped elevation before the base. Elytra narrower than long (1:1.3), glossy and with much coarser, rugose, but equally dense punctation as the pronotum. Greatest width before the middle, sides more strongly rounded towards the front, less so towards the rear. The elytra are scarcely wider than the pronotum. The round basal foveae are flattened towards the sides, the tomentose tufts are very small and located at the inner anterior edge. In males, the fore tibiae are slightly thickened in the apical half and indented on the inner side (Fig. 49). Underside: ♁ with metaventrite deeply impressed, glossy, finely and extensively punctured in the centre, slightly coarser but denser towards the edges, and becoming equally widespread on the outer sides. Sparsely but long-haired (Fig. 48). Genitalia: Length 0.25 mm. Dorsal Fig. 47 and 83, lateral Fig. 50.