S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 49. (Budapest, 1988)

consisting of a few semierect and many longer, erect hairs. Elytra very narrow, subparallel-sided, flat; with coarse punctures separated by distances about as broad as puncture diameter; interspaces largely flat but surface set with straggling, flat, smooth protuberances; clothed with scattered, very fine, moderately long, semierect pubescence mixed with a number of much longer, erect hairs. Legs long and slender, with long hairs; all tibiae nearly straight; middle and hind tibiae with indistinct denticulation along inner edge. Abdominal sternite V widely notched; apex of modified sternite VI and aedeagus usually vis ible in ventral aspect (Fig. 25). Aedeagus: Figs 26-27. Habitus: Fig. 28. Figs 28-29. 28= Kaindilagria forcipata gen. et sp. n., Ô*. - 29= Casnonidea hystrix sp. n.,^ g. Not larger on the average; eyes much smaller; EI= 13: 11; antennái segments muchshorter and stouter; segment I not longer than half the distance between antennái sockets; relative lengths of segments VIII to XI: 9:9:8: 13; pronotum broader; all tibiae totally unarmed; abdominal sternite V broadly rounded at apex. Holotype, 3, labelled as follows: "NEW GUINEA: NE Mt. Kaindi 2000-2350 m. 10-11. I. 1965"; "J. et M. Sedlacek Collectors BISHOP". It is deposited in BPBM. Paratypes (total 9 specimens). Morobe Province: Lae, 17. VII. 1970, H, Ohlmus (1 Ô*, ANIC); Mt. Kaindi. 2350 m, 23. III. 1966, J.L. Gressitt (1 ç, BPBM); id., II. V. 1968. JS