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Plankton samples obtained from the lagoon system Laguna Navío Quebrado, in northern Colombia, yielded male and female specimens of an undescribed cyclopoid copepod of the genus    Halicyclops   . The new species belongs to the highly diverse and widely distributed  thermophilus -complex. It closely resembles    H.   clarkei    Herbst, 1982 from Louisiana and    H.   bowmani    Rocha &amp; Iliffe, 1993 from Bermuda. These species share the same armature of P1-P4EXP3, with a 3443 spine formula and the terminal antennary segment with 5 setae. However,    H.   gaviriai    sp. n.  can be separated from both    H.   clarkei    and    H.   bowmani    by the morphology of the anal pseudoperculum, the proportions of the fourth antennulary segment, the length of the inner basipodal spine of P1, the P1EXP/inner basipodal spine inner length ratio and the length/width ratio of the caudal rami. This is the third species of    Halicyclops    recorded from Colombia and the first one described from this country. With the addition of    H.   gaviriai    sp. n. , the number of species of    Halicyclops    known from the Neotropics increases to 19. The regional diversity of the genus is probably underestimated.

A new species of Halicyclops ( Copepoda , Cyclopoida , Cyclopidae ) from a lagoon system of the Caribbean coast of Colombia