Abstract
Clinopsocus nigrescens n. sp. is described from a series of adult females taken on boards stored in a garage in San Leandro, Alameda County, California. Clinopsocus is known from two other species, both Australian. The new species is highly neotenic and probably parthenogenetic.
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