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pointed inner and outer apices. Sensillus small, with a short peduncle. Notogastral setae short, rigid, well ciliate. Among the porose area Aa elongated, nearly as long as notogastral setae, Ai slightly elongate, A2 and A3 nearly round (Fig. 36). Remarks. Contrary to Pérez-Ifiigo (1974) and some other authors, Lee (1992) rejected the synonimization of Z. longiporosa Hammer, 1953 and other "longiporosa" species with the Z. undulata. Based on my recent study I suggest that only the Berlese'

s type specimen is identical with the one from Spain, which shown by Pérez-Ifiigo. Peloribates peloptoides (Berlese, 1888) Oribates peloptoides Berlese, 1888: 215. Peloribates peloptoides Berlese 1908: 3. Peloribates peloptoides Canestrini & Pegazzano 1985: 312. Peloribates peloptoides Norton & Kethley 1989: 491. In the Berlese Collection there is only one slide (74/42), labelled "tipico". It is the holotype by monotypy. Norton and Kethley's establishment, which was based on Nanelli's study, is correct, the species Peloribates banksi Ewing, 1909 has no connection with this species and belongs to another genus. The original synonimization of Berlese is quite incomprehensible. I give in the following a short redescription. Measurements. (The single broken specimen in the slide was hardly measurable). Length of body: 660 urn. Prodorsum. Lamellae reaching to the anterior third of the prodorsum, its cusps short but sharp, like the cusp of a Chamobates (Fig. 41). Prodorsal setae well pilose, rostral setae arising on the cusps of a reduced tutorium, lamellar setae on the basis of the lamellar cups. Interlamellar setae (Fig. 42) characterisitically dilated basally. Sensillus with a long peduncle and with an acicluate, clavate head (Fig. 43). Bothridium deeply excised medially. Notogaster. Pteromorphae large, triangular, movable. Among the setae, the anterior ones are represented only by their alveoli, setae on the posterior part of the notogaster (p, r) short, fine and well visible (Fig. 38). Sacculi with minute, round opening and a short digitiform sac. Gnathosoma: Labiogenal articulation, Chelicerae normal, palpal solenidium fused with eupathidium acm. Coxisternal region: Apodemes and epimeral borders poorly, the circumpedal carina well developed. Pedotecta were not clearly observable, but the discidium and the long custodium were (Fig. 40). I was not able to find some of the epimeral setae (1c, 3c, 4c), but presumably they are present. Anogenital region (Fig. 39-40): Genital setae short, aggenital, anal and adanal setae presumably became lost during preparation, however, their alveoli are well observable. They are in normal position. Legs: All legs tridactylous, a strong heterodactyly present (Fig. 44).