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Labldura rlparia (Pallas, 1773) Forficula rlparia Pallas, 1773, HeiBe Russ. Reichs, 2: 727. - Terra typica: Siberia: Irtis River. Material examined: "Type", P/2, 2 males, and 1 female specimens from the Fabricius collection. . - Bengalen, Galatea, "Type of bengal en si s Dohrn", 2 males, and 1 female. - Jugoslavien, Niech, 20.4.1961, Th.Skovgaard, 1 female. - Aegina, 1 brocken. - Frankr. S.Maria la Mer, 28,4.1955, Th.Skovgaard, 1 immature. - Frihauren, Kulun, 21,7,1954, Th.Skovgaard, 1 female. - Coll. V.Bissen, 20.12.1924, 1 female. - Spanien, Col.de Nargo, 12.5.1965, Th.Skovgaard, 4 females. - Aegypten, G.Krist,, 1907, 1 male, 1 female. - Maspalomas, Gran Canarie, November, 1962, J.J. Scheel, 2 males. - Madeira, Ponta de S.Louresco, 100 m, 1.5.1977, Niels L., Wolff leg., 1 male, 2 females. - Kina, Hopei Prov., Peitaiho Beach, Sommer, 1924, A.M.Hemmingsen, 2 males, ditto, one broken specimen. - ditto, Fuchien Prov .Foochow, 11.4.1935, leg. E.Suenson, 1 female. - Malay arch. 1 male. - Wutaishan, 4200-4600, 3.9.1929, E.Suenson, 1 broken specimen. - New Zealand, 2.9.07, Th. Mortensen, 1 female. Distribution: Cosmopolitan. Forcipula quadrisplnosa (Dohrn, 1863) Labidura quadrispinosa Dohrn, 1863, Stett.ent. Zeit. , 24: 311. - Terra typica: India. Material examined: "Type", Tranguebar, "Quadrispinosa Dohrn"., Mus .Western. , 1 male. Distribution: Bhutan, India, Ceylon, Burma, Thailand, Viet-nam, Laos, Java, Philippines, Reunion, Mauritius. Family Apachyidae Verhoeff, 1902 Apachyus depreBsu s (Beauvois, 1805) Forficula >depre ssa Beauvois, 1805, Ins.rec.Afr. Amer. Orth., p. 36. - Terra typica: Nigeria. Material examined: Guinea, "Depressus Palisot de Beauvois", 1 male. Distribution: West and Central Africa. Apachyus chartaceus (de Haan, 1842) Forficula charcaceus de Haan, 1842, Verh.Nat. Ges.Nederl.Overs.Bezitt., Orth., p. 239. - Terra typica: Sumatra. Material examined: Penang, Mus.Western. , 1 male. Distribution: Java, Borneo, Sumatra. Family Labiidae Burr, 1909 N esogaster apicalls Hincks, 1951 Nesogaster apicalis Hincks, 1951, Ann.Mag.nat.Hist., /12/ 4: 562. - Terra typica: New Hebrides. Male forceps elongate, straight, lightly curved distally; upper, inner, basal margin strongly elevated, curved in larger specimens, terminating at about the middle of forceps in one or two backward directed dentiform tubercles. Pygidium undulate, much elongated in large individuals, surpassing median tubercles of forceps. Material examined: New Hebrides, Ambrym, 29.4.1937, Monsterne, 1 male; - ditto, Mallekiilos, S.Kust, 16.4.1937, 1 male. Distribution: New Guinea, New Britain, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides. Nesogaster bakerl Hincks, 1947 Nesogaster bakeri Hincks, 1947, Ent. mon.Mag., 83: 66. - Terra typica: New Hebrides. Male forceps similar to apicalis , but more or less parallel-sided, angularly truncated distally, distal portion produced into a linguiform process. Pygidium very large, trigonal. Material examined: New Hebrides, Raunon, Ambrym, 29.4.1937, Monsterne, 1 male. Distribution: New Hebrides. Chaetolabts dentata Brindle, 1976 Chaetolabis dentata Brindle, 1976, Rec.S.Aust.Mus., /13/ 17: 229. - Terra typica: New Hebrides . Male forceps weakly curved with one tuberculate median tooth on inner margin near base and a second small median tooth towards apex. Genitalia (Fig. 31 gen.prep. No. 721, det. Dr.H. Steinmann) very characteristic; paramere very narrow basally, expanded apically. Genital lobe with virga, latter elongated and spiral at basal portion of paramere, as in Fig. 31. Beside virga one median, longitudinal membrane visible. External paramere undulate at outer margins; tips acute .
