Phradonoma blabolili Háva, Lackner & Mazancová 2013

Male. Body measurements: BL 2.20 mm; BW 1.30 mm; PL 0.60 mm; PW 1.10 mm; EL 1.70 mm. Body (Fig. 1) dark brown and black, elongate oval. Head entirely black, coarsely punctuate, with decumbent light brown setae; maxillary palpi dark brown. Eyes large, with short microscopic setae. Antennae with 11 antennomeres, antennal club consisting of 3 antennomeres; antennomeres I-VIII brown, antennomeres IX-XI black, furnished with short setae (Fig. 2). Frons with small dark brown ocellus. Pronotum entirely black, shiny, sparsely and finely punctuate, with dark and semi-erect setae medially, white setae increase in number towards the lateral margins, posterior edges and in ante-scutellar area; lateral pronotal margins not visible from above. Scutellum small, black and triangular, asetose and impunctate. Elytra black in anterior half, dark brown on posterior half, sparsely and coarsely punctuate; sparsely covered with semi-erect dark setae. Each elytron bears four transverse fasciae formed by intermixed white and yellow setae: the first situated near scutellum; second present anteriorly, reaching elytral suture; third fascia situated sub-medially reaching elytral suture; and the fourth fascia situated sub-apically, reaching elytral suture. Elytral epipleuron short, black, with dark setae. Metaventrite finely punctuate with white, short, recumbent setae. Mesoventrite coarsely punctuate laterally, medially finely punctuate, and covered by white, short, recumbent setae. All abdominal ventrites black, covered by short, white, recumbent setae; first abdominal ventrite with distinct oblique discal striae. Legs. Tibiae and tarsi brown, femora anteriorly darkened and sparsely covered with fine white setae. Anterior tibiae with black spines along shaft. Male genitalia. Parameres widely ‘open’ connected anteriorly by a ‘bridge’, parameres apically with pseudopores and short setae; basal piece strongly sclerotized; penis apically with downward pointing ‘hook’. Penis has been slightly damaged during the manipulation with the aedeagus and therefore we decided to show the photograph as well as the drawing of the aedeagus depicting a reconstructed penis. (Figs 3-4). Female unknown.

Known only from the vicinity of Catabola, Bié province, central Angola (Fig. 5).