S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 58. (Budapest, 1997)

Variation: Juveniles show incomplete asymmetrical chaetotaxy on the dorsal side of the body. Discussion: Friesea laszloi sp. n. is similar to F. decemoculata Börner, 1903 from Italy and to F. decipiens Stainer, 1958 from Spain, but it is much smaller (about 1/2 the length). The new species has 2 teeth on tenaculum and has no capitate tenent hairs and Friesea decemoculata has 3 tenacular teeth and 5 tenent hairs on each tibiotarsus, and also has some clavate setae on the last abdominal segments. Friesea decipiens is supposed to have furcula type 3 or 4, meaning without mucro (after Massoud 1967) but it was said to be type 2 by Gisin (1960), i.e., with a small mucro. It clearly differs from Friesea laszloi sp. n. in having 3 slightly capitate tenent hairs. We have compared Friesea laszloi sp. n. with some species having 5 pairs of eyes and elaborated a key of identification that is given below. Material: Holotype (female) and 8 paratypes, all on slides, will be deposited in the University of Sopron (Hungary). One paratype will be deposited in the Laboratoire d'Entomologie, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris (France), while 2 paratypes in the Laboratoría Ecologia y Sistemática de Microartropódos, UNAM (Mexico). Type locality: Russia: NW Caucasus Mountain, Krasnodarskaja oblast (Majkop district), on the Belaja river, head in Fagus orientális forest with Azalea pontica bushes, at 2500 m elevation, ex soil, 20. X. 1983, L. Kárpáti col. Derivatio nominis: This species is dedicated to the second author's friend Dr. László Kárpáti, Manager of the Fertő-Hanság National Park in Hungary. Key for the species of Friesea with 5 pairs of eyes 1 (8) Mucro and dens absent. 2 (3) Tenaculum present Friesea gadeai Selga, 1958 3 (2) Tenaculum absent. 4 (5) Abdominal segment VI with 2 spines Friesea monteiroi Rapoport, 1962 5 (4) Abdominal segment VI without spines. 6 (7) Antennái segment IV wit 6 sensilla Friesea sphaerulaphora Barra, 1969 7 (6) Antennái segment IV with 5 sensilla Friesea haldeni Rapoport et Mâho, 1969 8 ( 1 ) Mucro and dens present. 9 (14) Furca with mucro. 10 (11) Tenaculum with 3 teeth on each ramus and 5 tenent hairs on each tibiotarsus Friesea decemoculata Borner, 1903 11 (10) Tenaculum with only 2 teeth on each ramus. 12 (13) Mucro minus, tibiotarsi from 1 to 3 with 2, 2, and 3 tenent hairs Friesea pati Fjellberg, 1984 13 (12) Mucro unciform, no tenent hairs Friesea laszloi sp. n. 14 (9) Furca without mucro. 15 (20) Abdominal segment VI with anal spines. 16 (17) With 2 anal spines Friesea landwehri Christiansen et Bellinger, 1980 Folia ent. hung. 58, 1997