Abstract
M. indraneil spec. nov. is described from locations in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo. Both sexes of M. arthuri Fraser are re-described based on recent material. Records of M. amoena Ris from Borneo in fact refer to M. indraneil; there is no evidence that M. amoena occurs on Borneo. Relationships between Argiocnemis, Agriocnemis and Mortonagrion are discussed.References
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