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Corrections and Additions For Corrections and additions for Damselflies of Brazil - II - Coenagrionidae F.A.A. Lencioni (2006) Figure A4(E), page 10, was unintentional omitted in the figure sources, the figure was taken from Moulton et al, 1987. Argia eliptica, page 89, synonym of Argia collata.(Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015) Argia euphorbia, page 90, not occur in Argentina. Argia thespis, page 108, synonym of Argia collata. (Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015) Cyanallagma interruptum, page 117, not occur in Brazil. Homeoura silviae, page 131, not occur in Brazil. Metaleptobasis manicaria, page 165, synonym of M. diceras (determined by von Ellenrieder, 2013). Oxyagrion egleri, page 180, female described (Machet, 1989). Modification in the species’ status after the publication of the book: Acantagrion taxaense, page 69, transferred to a new genus (Fluminagrion) by Anjos-Santos, Lozano & Costa, 2013. Aeolagrion flammeum, page 78, transferred to a new genus (Phoenicagrion) by von Ellenrieder, 2008. Helveciagrion obsoletum, page 123, transferred to Telebasis by Garrison, 2009. Helveciagrion simulacrum, page 124, transferred to Telebasis by Garrison, 2009. Helveciagrion vulcanoae, page 125, transferred to Telebasis by Garrison, 2009. Homeura ambigua, page 127, transferred to Argentagrion by von Ellenrieder, 2008a. Leptobasis costalimai, page 155, transferred to a new genus (Tuberculobasis) by Machado, 2009. Leptobasis inversa, page 156, transferred to a new genus (Tuberculobasis) by Machado, 2009. Leptobasis mammilaris, page 157, transferred to a new genus (Tuberculobasis) by Machado, 2009. Oxyagrion egleri, page 180, transferred to Acanthagrion by von Ellenrieder & Lozano, 2008. Skiallagma baueri, page 195, species not belong to Brazil (synonym of Xiphiagrion cyanomelas by Garrison, 2012). Telagrion cornicauda, page 197, transferred to Aceratobasis by von Ellenrieder & Garrison, 2008. Telagrion diceras, page 198, species is a chimera (Metaleptobasis + Telagrion) by von Ellenrieder, 2013. Telagrion fulvellum, page 198, transferred to a new genus (Dolonagrion) by Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2008. Telagrion macilentum, page 201, transferred to Aceratobasis by von Ellenrieder & Garrison, 2008. Telagrion mourei, page 202, transferred to Aceratobasis by von Ellenrieder & Garrison, 2008. Telagrion nathaliae, page 203, transferred to Aceratobasis by von Ellenrieder & Garrison, 2008. Telebasis limoncocha, page 213, synonym of T. griffinii by Garrison, 2009. New Coenagrionidae species from Brazil described after the publication of the volume II (separated by paper) Oxyagrion zielmae Costa, Souza & Muzon, 2006 Schistolobos boliviensis Daigle, 2007 Leptagrion afonsoi Machado, 2007 Homeoura obrieni von Ellenrieder, 2008a Angelagrion fredericoi Lencioni, 2008 Angelagrion nathaliae Lencioni, 2008 Phoenicagrion flavescens Machado, 2009a Phoenicagrion ibseni Machado, 2009a Phoenicagrion karaja Machado, 2009a Phoenicagrion megalobos Machado, 2009a Telebasis carvalhoi Garrison, 2009 Telebasis leptocyclia Garrison, 2009 Denticulobasis ariken Machado, 2009 Denticulobasis garrisoni Machado, 2009 Tuberculobasis arara Machado, 2009 Tuberculobasis guarani Machado, 2009 Tuberculobasis karitiana Machado, 2009 Tuberculobasis macuxi Machado, 2009 Tuberculobasis tirio Machado, 2009 Tukanobasis corbeti Machado, 2009b Cyanallagma corbeti Costa, Santos & Souza, 2009 Mesoleptobasis elongata Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2009 Telebasis celiovallei Machado, 2010a Telebasis divaricata Machado, 2010a Telebasis lenkoi Machado, 2010a Telebasis myrianae Machado, 2010a Telebasis pallida Machado, 2010a Telebasis pareci Machado, 2010a Telebasis pataxo Machado, 2010a Telebasis luizae Lencioni, 2010 Oxyagrion mirnae Machado, 2010 Austrotepuibasis alvarengai Machado & Lencioni, 2011 Austrotepuibasis demarmelsi Machado & Lencioni, 2011 Austrotepuibasis manolisi Machado & Lencioni, 2011 Acanthagrion chicomendesi Machado, 2012a Acanthagrion flaviae Machado, 2012a Acanthagrion kaori Machado, 2012a Acanthagrion triangulare Machado, 2012a Leptagrion cyanosticta Machado, 2012 Metaleptobasis falcifera von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis inermis von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis leniloba von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis longicauda von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis paludicola von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis spatulata von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis tridentigera von Ellenrieder, 2013 Metaleptobasis truncata von Ellenrieder, 2013 Argia cuneifera Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015 Argia gemella Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015 Argia loutoni Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015 Argia meioura Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015 Argia palmata Garrison & von Ellenrieder, 2015 Acanthagrion franciscoi Machado & Bedê, 2016 Franciscagrion franciscoi Machado & Bedê, 2016 Franciscagrion longispinum Machado & Bedê, 2016 Franciscobasis franciscoi Machado & Bedê, 2016 Franciscobasis sonia Machado & Bedê, 2016 Minagrion franciscoi Machado & Bedê, 2016 Oxyagrion franciscoi Machado & Bedê, 2016 BIBLIOGRAPHY ANJOS-SANTOS, D., LOZANO, F. & COSTA, J.M., 2013. 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