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Figs 25-28. Pseudolucia charlotte Bálint ct Johnson, 1993, Chile, Araucania, Volcano Villarica (coll. Benyamini); - 25-26: male - 25: dorsum, 26: ventrum; 27-28: female - 27: dorsum, 28: ventrum. with suffusive markings and a prominent spot in cell CuA2. Fore wing costal length: 11.2 mm (n = 3). Genitalia (Fig. 29): typical of andina-gwup: valvae with robust horseshoeshaped uncus; tegumen heavily sclerotized and with appendix angularis; juxta with arms longer than appendix angularis; valvae with anal terminus longer than costa and anal edge inclined from midpoint; aedcagus with sagum robust; vesica with cca 0.5 aedeagal length. Female: similar to male but fore wing with Russet Brown hue, ventral markings and coloration more contrasted. Fore wing costal length: 9.5 mm (n = 1 ). Genitalia (Fig. 30): typical of the andina-group but with sclerotized henia very small (see below) and with a relatively quadrant-shaped tube showing rounded corners from all views; central tube of henia apically widened in ventral view and with edges appearing parallel in the dorsal/ventral aspect but relatively quadrant-shaped in lateral view; ductus seminalis elongate (length three-times that of the diminutive henia). Type locality — Chile, Province Aysen. The town Chile Chico is located on the southem shores of Lake Buenos Aires (Argentina) or Lake General Carrera (Chile), about 120 km south of Coihaique, XI. Region de Campo in southern Chile on the border with Argentina. Etymology — Named after the type locality and the characteristic K-shaped mark on the ventral hind wing ("chico" also means "little'

1 in Spanish, referring to the small size of the species compared to its relatives). Note — This species has not been collected in the last 40 years. Benyamini did not find it during two visits to the region in the late 1990s. The species' taxonomic features, along with the relative distribution of congeners in the region, obviate the possibility that some size-related features in this taxon represent allometry.