Schistoglossa (Schistoglossa) campbelli Klimaszewski 2009

Description. Body length 2.0–2.4 mm, width 0.4 mm, approximately uniformly dark brown with slightly paler tip of abdomen and legs (Fig. 2); integument with weak microsculpture, sculpticells irregularly hexagonal, pubescence short, except slightly longer on head and abdomen, yellowish-brown in artificial light, moderately dense. Head slightly elongate, rounded posteriorly, weakly carinate basally, tempora as long as two and a half times the maximal diameter of eye as seen from above (Fig. 2); antennae slim with articles 5–10 slightly transverse (Fig. 2); pronotum moderately transverse, broadly rounded laterally and posteriorly, broadest in basal half, pubescence directed anteriorly on apical fourth of the midline and posteriorly and obliquely laterally elsewhere (Fig. 2); elytra moderately transverse, and slightly broadened posteriorly, hind margin sinuate, pubescence directed straight posteriad (Fig. 2); abdomen parallelsided, three basal tergites deeply impressed basally (Fig. 2). Male. Median lobe of the aedeagus moderately broad and flattened, venter of tubus arcuate with apex produced ventrally (Fig. 19), apical sclerites of internal sac V-shaped in dorsal view (Fig. 18); paramere as illustrated (Fig. 17); tergite 8 transverse and broadly emarginate apically, apical margin feebly toothed and with two large lateral teeth (Fig. 20); sternite 8 elon- gate and rounded posteriorly, slightly pointing medially, antecostal suture straight (Fig. 21). Female. Spermatheca S-shaped with capsule spherical apically and tubular basally, and with small apical invagination, stem moderately narrow and strongly sinuate (Fig. 22). Tergite and sternite 8 as illustrated (Figs 23, 24)

Geographic distribution (Map 2). Known only from the Queen Charlotte Is- lands of British Columbia, Canada.