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The genus <jats:italic>Delicata<\/jats:italic> includes 13 species of parasitizing armadillos and anteaters distributed in Brazil, Argentina, and Trinidad and Tobago. The present species is distinguished from almost all species of <jats:italic>Delicata<\/jats:italic> by the longest length of the body, except for <jats:italic>D. khalili<\/jats:italic> and <jats:italic>D. appendiculata.<\/jats:italic> However, these can be distinguished from each other by the length of the spicules. The species that closely resembles, <jats:italic>Delicata tatouay<\/jats:italic> n. sp. is <jats:italic>D. speciosa<\/jats:italic>, but it can be distinguished by a robust branch from rays 2 and 3, rays 4 larger, and rays 8 longer compared to those of the new species. 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