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Anechura bipunctata (Fabricius, 1781) Spec.Ins., 1: 340 Europa (1 ex); Turkestan (1 ex); Tscharwk (2 ex); Lakol, coli. Schlaginweit (1 ex); Balli, coll. Schlaginweit (1 ex); Caucasus (1 ex); Tordai hasadék, 195Í.IV., legit: Kis Béla (1 ex); Tihany, 21. IX. 1956, legit: B. Pisarski (gen. prep. No. 399, de . Dr. H. Steinmann) (1 ex); without labels (10 ex). Chelidura aptera (Charpentier, 1825) Hor. Soc. Ent. Ross., p. 69 Without labels (3 ex). Mesochelidura bolivari (Dubrony, 1878) Ann. Mus. Stor. Nat. Genova, 12:444 Espana, Escorial, 8.9.10., coll. Bolivar (without abdomen) (1 ex). Chelidurella acanthopygia (Gené, 1832) Saggio Monogr. Forf.

, p. 13 Novo-Alexandria, Lublin, 1912.11. 18. legit: A. Illiimski (2 ex); without labels (1 ex). Pseudochelidura orsinii (Gené. 1833) Ann. Sc. Nat. Lomb. Vénet. , 3: 188 Without labels (gen.prep. No. 484, det. Dr. H. Steinmann) (1 ex); ditto (1 ex). Pseudochelidura sinuata (Lafresnaye, 1824) Faub. Ins. Etr. ,11:6 Without labels (gen.prep. No. 411, det, Dr. H. Steinmann) (1 ex). Figs. 30-33. 30= Pseudochelidura minor sp. nov. male end of abdomen with cerci, 31= maie genital organ; 32= P. orsinii (Gené, 1833), male end of abdomen with cerci, 33= male genital organ (original) Pseudochelidura minor sp. nov. (Figs. 30-31) The taxon has been known since long as a variety of P. sinua

ta (Lafresnaye), because the micro- and macrolabia forms, generally characteristic to the Dermaptera, were usually handled on the "variety" level. Under the above name it was described in detail by several authors, but the genital organ was not studied hitherto. The cere, and the features of the last tergite are in themselves distinct enough for the elevation of the taxon to specific rank. Posterior margin of last tergite strongly elongated and in a superior vie

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.' projecting deeply between cerci (Fig. 30). Cerci comparatively short (therefore regarded as a microlabia