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Abstract
A new species of the scorpionfly, Panorpa longihypovalva sp. nov., is described and illustrated from the Qinling‐Bashan Mountains, the dividing line between the Palearctic and the Oriental Regions in central China. The immature stages, including egg and larva, were obtained through rearing. Its biology and behaviour are briefly reported and illustrated.
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Acknowledgements
We thank our colleagues and graduate students for the collection of specimens. Thanks are also due to Mr Li Jun for his help during our biological study in the Liping Forest Farm. Mr HJ Wang kindly loans us his collection. This project was financially supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (30070101 and 30670255) and the Compilation of the Fauna of China (2006FY120100).