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Gonolabis incisa (Borelli) comb. nov. Anisolabis incisa Borelli, 1914, Boll. Lab. Zool. Gen. Agr. Portici, 8: 266, fig. 2 (penultimate sternite of male and ultimate tergite with forceps of male). - Terra typica: French Guinea (Type male: Torino Museum). - Euborellia incisa (Borelli): Burr, 1915, J. R. micr. Soc. , 1915: 542, fig. 63 (male genitalia). Discussion: Male reddish-brown; palpus labialis and frons light brown or yellowish brown. Antennae 19-segmented. First antennái segment long, but shorter than distance between antennái bases. Eyes relatively small, shorter than genae. Pronotum quadrate or nearly so, all angles rounded, and all margins straight. Tegmina and wings absent. Abdominal tergites punctured. Ultimate tergite broad with keel dors ola te rally ; posterior margin truncate. Forceps asymmetrical, broad and trigonal basally, cylindrical apically. Genitalia (Fig. 3) Gonolabis-type; paramere broad, median incision of anterior margin deep; genital lobe with undulated sclerotized stripes apically; external parameres obtuse. Female similar to male, but forceps symmetrical, tapering; ultimate tergite without dorsolateral keels. Length of body with forceps: male: 20-21, female: 19-20. 5 mm. Distribution: French Guinea, Mauritania, Liberia. Gonolabis burri (Zacher) Gelotolabis burri Zacher, 1911, Zool. Jahrb., 30: 386, fig. P (male genitalia), O (male forceps). - Terra typica: North-East Africa (Type male: Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin, DDR). - Gonolabis burri (Zacher); Popham and Brindle, 1966, Entomologist, 99: 273. Anisolabis aethiopica Burr, 1911, Ann. Mag. nat. Hist., (8) 8: 44. - Terra typica: Abyssinia (Type male: British Museum (Hist. Nat. ). Discussion: Male reddish brown, pronotum with dark brown line anteriorly; legs and antennae yellow. Head tumid, postfrontal sutures and coronal suture more or less visible. Eyes small, shorter than scape. Pronotum quadrate, aU margins straight, and all angles rounded. Tegmina and wings absent. Abdomen expanded to last tergite. Ultimate tergite broad, posterior margin truncate. Forceps broad basally, inner margin with lameUiform tooth; asymmetrical, curved apically. Genitalia (Fig. 4) characteristic; paramere narrow, V-shaped, median incision of anterior margin very deep and wide; external paramere broad medially with pointed apex. Female similar to male, but forceps symmetrical, contiguous, tapering. Length of body with forceps: male: 15.5-17, female: 16-17. 5 mm. Distribution: North-easternJAfrica: Abyssinia, Ethiopia, Egypt. Gonolabis maxima (Brullé) Forficula maxima BruUé, in Webb et Berthelot, 1838, Hist. Nat. Canar. Ent., 2: 74. Terra typica: Canary Islands (Type male: unknown locality). - Forcinella maxima (Brullé); Dohrn, Stett. ent. Zeit., 25: 288. - Anisolabis maxima (Brullé); Bolivar, Ann. Soc. Es pan. , 22: 46. - Euborellia maxima (BruUé); Burr, Ann. Naturh. Hofmus. Wien, 26: 77. - Gelotolabis maxima (Brullé); Burr, J. R. micr. Soc, 1915: 541. - Gonolabis maxima (Brullé): Popham and Brindle, 1966, Entomologist, 99: 273. - Forficula major Brullé, 1838, ibidem, p. 74. - Terra typica: Canary Islands (Type unknown). - Horridolabis paradoxura Zacher, 1911, Zool. Jahrb., 30: 384, fig. L (male genitalia), M (male forceps). - Terra typica: British East Africa (Type male: Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin, DDR). Discussion: Male dark brown. Head tumid and broad, with sutures distinct. Antennae with first segment long, but scape shorter than distance between antennái bases. Eyes small, shorter than genae. Pronotum quadrate, with a short median longitudinal furrow. Tegmina and wings absent. Abdomen Gonolabis-type: expanded to last tergite. Ultimate tergite broad.
