L. Forró szerk.: Miscellanea Zoologica Hungarica 13. 2000 (Budapest, 2000)

Csuzdi, Cs.: The first recorded earthworms from Burkina Faso with description of a new species (Oligochaeta: Eudrilidae, Acanthodrilidae)

the ovarian duct passes into an ovisac. The ental part of this ovisac forms a bursa propulsoria, which medially communicates with the ring-shaped coelomic sac, while laterally opens into the female pores on the posterio-lateral part of segment 14 (Fig. 6). Euprostates paired, somewhat flexed, ectally taper into slender ducts and communicate with the ental end of the thick penis sheath, bearing a rounded penial chamber (Fig. 7). Within the penial chamber a pair of small copulatory appendages arises from the ventral surface (Fig. 8). The new species is most closely related to the other penis bearing species; L, rapta Sims, 1964, however differs in the position of the spermathecal pore, the shape of the copulatory appendages, the shape of sperm reservoirs and in size. Fig. 3. Legonea derouardi sp. nov. Nephridial vesicle Fig. 4. Legonea derouardi sp. nov. Sperm reservoir Fig. 5. Legonea derouardi sp. nov. Theco-ovarian system, s = septum 12/13; ov = ovarium; sa = spermathecal atrium; cd = circumoesophageal duct; os = ovisac; bp = bursa propulsoria; am = spermathecal ampulla