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aduncus howellae, new subspecies — Nantahala Mountains, Macon 
County, North Carolina 
talequah Barr — Unicoi Mountains, Graham County, North Carolina, 
and Monroe County, Tennessee 
nebulosus group 
nebulosus Barr — central and eastern Great Smoky Mountains, North 
Carolina and Tennessee 
balsamensis Barr — Plott Balsam Mountains, Haywood and Jackson coun- 
ties, North Carolina 
valentinei , new species — central Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina 
and Tennessee 
verus Barr — eastern Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina and Ten- 
nessee 
stupkai , new species — Ramsay Prong, Sevier County, Tennessee, in 
Great Smoky Mountains 
novaculosus Barr — central Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina and 
Tennessee 
luculentus luculentus Barr — Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina and 
Tennessee (widespread in the Smokies) 
luculentus umcoi, new subspecies — Unicoi Mountains, Graham County, 
North Carolina, and Monroe County, Tennessee 
luculentus wayahensis, new subspecies — Nantahala and Tusquitee/Valley 
River mountains, Clay and Macon counties, North Carolina 
rosenbergi Barr — Plott Balsam and western Great Balsam mountains, 
Haywood and Jackson counties, North Carolina 
tuckaleechee Barr — Tuckaleechee Caverns, Great Smoky Mountains, 
Blount County, Tennessee 
tennesseensis tennesseensis Barr — Berry Cave, Roane County, Tennessee 
tennesseensis tauncus Barr — Bull Cave and vicinity, Great Smoky Mon- 
tains, Blount County, Tennessee 
nantahalae , new species — Burningtown Bald, Nantahala Mountains, 
Macon County, North Carolina 
LOCAL MOUNTAIN FAUNAS OF TRECHUS SPECIES 
These lists of guilds of associated species reflect changes in the names of 
some of the species, as well as additions to the known fauna since publica- 
tion of my 1962 paper on Appalachian Trechus. The Cowee and Nan- 
tahala mountains must be added to the list of mountain ranges with en- 
demic species or subspecies. Toxaway Mountain, North Carolina, har- 
bors one endemic subspecies, T. aduncus toxawayi , along with the common 
