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There are several other features which come useful in separating the two species. Thus, the measurements are smaller in the new species, the sculpture of the mentum in K. kaszabi is smooth, or finely foveolate, while in K. helveticus sp.n. strikingly striate, the shape of the trochanter of leg IV, its length being more than in the new species, and the dorsal sharp emergence is not so strong as in the new taxon (Fig. 11). The original description does not mention the double lines of apodeme 4. Figs 4-9. Kaszabobates helveticus sp. n. — 4: mentum and epimere 1, 5: sensillus, 6: leg IV, 7: tarsus of leg III, 8: solenidium q>, 9: trochanter of leg IV. — Figs 10-11. Kaszabobates kaszabi (Balogh et Mahunka, 1965) — 10: sensillus, 11: trochanter of leg IV