Isotelus mafritzae

Very nice! PL

Thanks Peter. This is the one I found this past fall. You saw it at the site but I've dug it out a bit since

Dr. Rudkin explained that, while that name is commonly used for these variations of Isotelus, they has never been formally described. It was intended to be named I.mafritzae, after Dr. Madeleine A. Fritz, but basically they haven't gotten around to it yet, so technically, as he put it, it's still an undescribed species.

So many amazing things to find. Just getting started, learning so much around here.