Colletes longitarsus Zabel & Kuhlmann 2023, sp. nov.

Colletes longitarsus sp. nov. urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 13DBB574-35EF-4A44-BF91-03D0F5E6617D Figs 46, 53 Diagnosis The male is best identified by the unique shape of S7 (Fig. 46G) and the 2 nd hind tarsomere, which is narrow and very elongate (Fig. 46F), as otherwise only in C. cyanonitidus (Fig. 17F). Etymology The species is named for its exceptionally elongate second hind tarsomere. Material examined Holotype SOUTH AFRICA – Western Cape Province • &male;; Clanwilliam, Ramskop; 32°10′ S, 18°52′ E; 9 Jul. 1984; V.B. Whitehead leg.; SAMC. Description Female Unknown. Male BODY LENGH. 9 mm. HEAD. Integument black, antenna brownish ventrally. Face with grayish white to white hairs (Fig. 46B). Clypeus with very dense, small punctures (<0.2 pd). Malar area long, about as long as width of mandibular base. Facial fovea narrow, maximum width about ½ antennal diameter. MESOSOMA. Integument black, legs reddish brown and tarsi yellowish brown (Fig. 46A). Scutum with long, grayish white to yellowish white hairs (Fig. 46C). Mesosomal sides and legs grayish white to white. Disc of scutum medium sized, scattered punctures (0.5–1 pd), integument glabrous, surrounded by dense (