S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 34/1. (Budapest, 1981)

Sardinia. Male genitalia (Fig. 28) specific; paramere strongly narrowed basally, expanded apically; V-shaped; median longitudinal incision of anterior margin between external paramere wide and deep. Genital lobes well developed, without virgae, with denticulated pads apically. External parameres wides medially, obtuse at tips. Material examined: Italien, Bohra, "Moesta Géné", 1 male. - Frankrig, Avignon, 3.5. 1965, Th. Skovgaard, 1 male, 1 female; ditto, Montilimar, 19,10, 1967, Th. Skovgaard, 1 female; ditto, Guillan Aude, 4.5.1955, Th.Skovgaard, 4 females; ditto, Axat Aude, 6.5.1955, Th.Skovgaard, 3 females. - Spanien, Granada, 8,5.1965, Th.Skovgaard, 1 female; ditto, Traga Castill, 12.10.1961, Th.Skovgaard, 1 male. - Bissen, 20.12.1924, 3 males, 4 females. - Argos, Peloponnes, 30.4.1961, 1 male. - Patria ignota, 1 male, 2 females. Distribution: South Europe, North Africa. Brachylabis sulcatlpes (Burr, 1911) Antisolabis sulcatlpes Burr, 1911, Ann.South Afr.Mus., 10: 6. - Terra typica: Cape Province. Material examined: Table Mountain, Th.Mortensen, 22.3.1946, 1 female. Distribution: South Africa. Antisolabis notabilis sp. n. Male colour brownish; head reddish brown, pronotum brown, but lateral margins with yellowish brown stripes, meso- and metanota, and abdomen with forceps dark brown; legs yellowish brown. Head more or less quadrate; postfrontal sutures and coronal suture indistinct. Eyes moderately small, shorter than distance between antennái bases. Antennae 15-jointed;. first joint normal, thick and small, shorter than distance between antennái bases; second joint transverse, third long, longer than fourth joint. Pronotum transverse, broader than wide; median longitudinal furrow deep, lateral margins parallel-sided; all angles rounded. Tegmina and wings entirely absent. Abdomen cylindrical, punctured but shining. Ultimate tergite very broad, posterior margin with two small tubercles. Forceps (Fig. 29) symmetrical, cylindrical, strongly curved; inner margin with a very small tooth at apical section. Penultimate sternite simple, posterior margin rounded. Genitalia (Fig. 30) characteristic; paramere elongated, median longitudinal incision deep; genital lobes fully developed, virga very thick, basal vesicle specific, as in Fig. 30. External paramere trigonal, inner margin straight, apices acute. Female similar to male, but forceps simple, tapering, contiguous, symmetrical. Length of body with forceps: Male: 12-13.5 mm, female: 12 mm. Holotype male: New Zealand, 2.9.06, leg. Th. Mortensen, gen.prep. No. 712, det. Dr.H. Steinmann. - Paratypes: ditto, 1 male and 1 female, deposited in the Universitets Zoologiske Museum, Köbenhavn, and, ditto, gen.prep. No.

720, det.Dr.H.

Steinmann, 1 male, deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest. Its nearest ally is AntiBolabis gisleni (Hincks, 1954), with the following differences: Antennae Pronotum Virga of male A

. notabilis sp. n. scape short, as long as 2nd and 3rd combined transverse without teeth A. gisleni (Hincks) scape long, as long as 2nd to 5th combined longer than broad with two groups of small teeth Family Labiduridae Verhoeff, 1902 Allostethus indicum (Burmeister, 1838) Forficula indica Burmesiter, 1838, Handb.Ent., 2: 751. - Terra typica: Java. Psalis indica (Burmeister); Bormans, 1900, Das Tierreich, 11: 38. Material examined: Java, nympha, "Psalis Indica Burm.", 1 female. Distribution: Java, Borneo, Celebes, Sumatra, Malaya.