new (rlic and zygentoma: insecta) from northern … · mendes, luí, f. - neit da1a oti tlie...

3 0 4 _- 1 Sep. G a r c i a de O r t a , S é r . Zool. 18 (1-2), 1991 (1-9&), 79-93 i- _ _ .

New data on the thysanurans (Rlic and Zygentoma: Insecta) from Northern Africa

and from the Neai. East

LUÍS F. MENDES

Centro dr. Zoologia of ihc Iiistiiuio de Invcriig;ig.3o CieiirXica Tropical

Kua da Juiiqueira. 14 - 1300 Lisboa Poriugal

Fellow of tlie INlC - PL 2

(Rcccbido cm I4IV119YI)

Iii this paper, saiiiples of Meinertellidae aiid Machilidae (Microcoryphia) aiid of Lepisinatidae and Ateluridae (Zygentoina) are studied; the specimens have been collected in the Caiiaries, Morocco, Wesiern Sahara, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Cy- prus and Israel.

Two new species of Lepismatidae are described: Neom/eru/episitro scorpiirs 11. sp., Crom [he northwesterii atlantic Morocco and Cieiiolepisitra giraiiclie n. sp., froin the Goinera island, Canaries. Several fauiiistic novelties are signalized. The syiionyiny’ of Ctetiolepisiiia brairrii relatively LO C. li/iecrta is established.

“Novos dados sobre os tisanuros (Microcoryphia e Zygentoina: Iiisecta) da África do Norte e Próxiiiio Oriente”. - No presente trabalho s3o esiudadas aiiiostras de Meiiiertellidae e Machilidae (Microcoryphin) e de Lepisriiaiidae e Ateluridae (Zygentoiiia); os exeiiiplares sáo proveiiieiites das Caiiárias, blarrocos, Sara Ocideiital, Argélia, Tunísia. Egipto. Chipre e Israel.

Duas iiovas espCcies de Lepisinatidae s50 descritas: Neonsre,.o/c/)isnin scorpiirs sp. n., do Noroeste atlántico de hlarrocos e Ciertolepisrtrcc girririclie sp. 11. da ilha de Goinera, Canárias. Diversas novidades fauiiísiicas s50 referidas. Estabelece-se a siiionítnia de Cteriolepisirin brcrctrii relaiivaiiiriiie a C. l i treoiri .

In the present paper, several saiiiples concern- inp iiiore thaii four and a half hundered speciiiieiis are studied. The material, particularly rich iii

Le pi s iii a t i ds , con ce rn s s a ni p 1 es be 1 o n g i 11 g t o t w o f ani i 1 i e s o f Mi c roc o ry p h i n (Me i n e rt el 1 id ae a n d Machilidae) and of two other faniilies of Zygen- toma (Lepisiiiatidae and Ateluridae) and is depos- ited i n the following collections: Centro de Zoologia of the Instituto de Investigaqao Científica Tropical, Lisboa, Portugal (CZ); Zoologiske Mu- seuni KDbenhavn, Copenhaguen, Danniark (MC); Museuiii d’Histoire Naturelle de Geneve, Genever, Swizerland (MG); Zoologisches Museuin der Universitat Humbold, Berlin, Germany (MH); Museum National d’Histoire Natureile de Paris -

, Laboratoire d’Écologie Gériérale, Brunoy, France (MP).

Two new species of Lepismatidae (2ygentoii;a) are dcscribed: Neocisrer-olci,istirci scorpiiis n. sp., froiii the northwestern ntlantic area of Morocco, which is conipnred tvi th the closest known taxa, Iiainely N . injimecobirr, N . yrlagodromne and N . 1’11 íctiri n , al I ni ac a ron es i an ; Ctrii oley i s im g ~ o r clr e n . sp., froni the Goinera island in the Canaries, which is coiiipared wi th several close species, iiininly C. firrtibrrgi from the Cape Verde islands aiid C. roszkowskii froni the eastern inediterranean basin.

Several faunistic novelties are noticed at species and genus leve1 to the Canary islands, Ma- rocco, Western Sahara (none species has been noticed to this area), Algeria, Tunisia, Cyprus and Israel, and the Ateluridae are registered for the first time in the Canaries.

79

MENDES, Luí, F. - Neit dA1A Oti t l ie lh~SAtillrA!iS (htici

We want to express our best thanks to the col- leagues who, by the loan or offer of specimens, made this study possible: Prof. Dr. J. Bitsch, froiii the Université Paul Sabatier in Toulouse, France; Dr. E. Christian, froiii the Wien Uiiiversitat. Aus- tria; Dr. H. Erighoff, froin the Zoologiske hdu- seuni, i n Copenhaguen, Danmark; Dr. J. Haupt, froin the Technische Universitat, i n Berlin, Ger- inany; Dr. B. Hauser, froiii the Museuin d’Histoire Naturelle i n Genever, Swizerland, Dr. V. Marques, so early deceased, heartfelt colleague froni the Faculdade de Ciencias of the Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal; Dr. H. Schmalfuss, froiii the Staatlisches Museuni f ü r Naturkunde, i n Lu- dwigsburg, Geriiiany; Dr. A. Serrano, froni the Faculdade de Ciencias of the Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal; Dr. J.-M. Thibaud, from the Museuiii National d’Histoire Naturelle de Paris, France and Dr. Weitzbauer, from the Wien Univer- sitat, Austria. We are also deeply endebted to Dr. J. Haupt by his photo concerning alive Silves- tricliilis trispirin, presented i n this paper.

Order MICROCORYPHIA

Fa ni. Me¡ 11 e r t el I i d ae

Mnchilitiiis rupestris (Lucas, 1 846) ssp.

Examined material: MOROCCO - Rabat, sur le mur externe de I’Institut Scientifique, col. ?, ?/V1/1939, 1 cc‘ 1 young c<‘ 2 OC (MP).

The only adult niale of this saiiiple shows a not well preserved chaetotaxy and a quite diffuse hy- podermic pigmental pattern (very long perinanence iri alcohol) particularly in the palps and legs, which prevents an accurated subspecific determination; the traces of brownish pigment suggest, however, in addition to the geographical origin of the specimens, that they inay belong to the iiioroccan described subspecies, M . r. oiilnzesi Bitsch. 1968.

Macliil iniis s p p

Exaiuined material: ALGERIA - Djelfa, col. R. R., 25/V/1952, 2 do‘, very poorly preserved (MP). MOROCCO - Harcha, col. ?, 4/VI/1939, 1 C (MP); environs de Agadir, foret de Adeinime, col. Berland, 25/IV/1939, 8 00 (MP); Agadir, col. Berland, ?/V/1959, 1 0 (MP). AFRIQUE DU NORD - without further data, 4 juv (MP).

The absehce of inales among the material from Morocco and the very poorly preserved sample

froiii Algeria, iiiilke iiiipossible a specific deternii- natioii. l‘he iiiales froiii Djelfa, with both i i iaxil-

Ia ry palps daiiiaged. show a strong t u f t of long aiid stout setae i n the hiiiiiped ventral surface of tlie second p a l p l nrticle, Ivhich suggests that they n.ill iipproach hí. ciscrrlcriiticris Janetschek, 1953.

Fmi . hl ac li i I i d ae

Dilia spp.

Exaiiiined niaterial: ALGERIA - Bouira, col. A . Théry, ?/‘?/1903, 1 ? not well preserved (MP). MOROCCO - Dar Kaid, enibarkiiieiit. col. P. Pallary, ?/?/1914, 2 129 (MP).

The absence of a d u l t innles and the non- aquaintance of the scale pattern of the exaiiiined s pec i ni en s , pre ve n t an y i n f rag e ii e r i c de t e rin i ii a t i on .

Lepisinndi il is s. s. s p.

Exainined iiiaterial: ISRAEL - Uiiter Galilaa, SE Haifa, Allonin, 200 in, col. Schawaller & Schiiialfuss, 7/11/1987, 1 Q (CZ); Haifa, oberh. Technion, 100 ni, col. Schawaller & Schiiialfuss, 7/11/1982, 1 T (CZ).

Lq)ist>icicliilis (Lepisriicichilis) sp. has nlready been noticed froiii Israel by WYGODZlNSKY (1952); the absence of iiiales in the studied saiiiples inakes inipossible, again, to know which species of this genus is present in the hebrew fauna.

Lepistncicliilis (Bei-lcsilis) targionii (Grassi, 1 887)

Exaiiiiiied iiiaterial: ALGERIA - Massif de I’Edougli, 700- 1 O00 111, col. Ed. Chevreux,,VlI- VIlI/1917, 6 2 C’? (MP) 1 c? (CZ).

The genus and the species are here foriiially noticed by the first time in Africa, though they have previously been pointed a s part of tlie algerian fauna, i n a note (MENDES, 1990).

The iiiaterial agrees quite well with the redes- cription of the species based on italian material (BACH DE ROCA, 1982) and with several speciniens froiii european countries we had tlie chance to study; soiiie iiiinor differences have been observed, however, mainly in the length and width of the feinural sensorial field, which seeiiis longer in the algerian iiiales; the ratios found i n the speciniens froiii the Edough mountains are as follows: FL/FW: 2.29; SFL/SFW: 2.64; SFL/FL: 0.5 1; SFW/FW: 0.43; d/SFL: 0.82 and d/SFW: 2.21; the legs, as is typical, are alniost devoided of spini-

80 Gnrrin de Orto. Si r . Zool.. Lisboa. 18 (1-2), 1991 (1993). 79-93

hlENDES. Luis F. - Nerr doro OII rlie r l i ~ s f l ~ ~ i ~ r o ~ ~ s (Microcor.vpliio orid Zjgeriroirio: Itrseco) frotrr iYorrlierti Africo ...

form setae, which appear only i n the hind tibia (2-3) arid in the tarsal articles, as follows: Ta 1: O + 1 + O; Ta 11: (1-4) + (5-6) + O and Ta 111: (2- -3) + (8-9) + O.

Peirciiiicichilis eicri,riiriorlro,.ci.r (Lucas. 1 S46)

Exaiiiined material: ALGERIA - Daya Brydyia. OTIM, 20/11/1945, 1 d (MP).

The species seems common i n Algeria, from where i t was described (LUCAS, 1846) and further noticed by LUCAS (1849), SILVESTRI (1906 and 19071, WYGODZINSKY (1941 and 1957) and PACLT (1969). This only niale, collected some 70 k m south of Sidi-Bel-Abbes, ful ly agrees with the general characteristics of the species.

Pnrcinicichilis rifensis Bitsch, 1966

Exainined material: MOROCCO - Harcha, col. ?, 4/VI /1939, 1 d (MP) . AFRIQUE DU NORD - without further data, 1 d (MP).

The speciniens, both quite probably froiti Morocco, agree fairly with the description of the species (BITSCH, 1966); the original and only further material, has been coliected in Northern Morocco also.

Pcirciincicliilis spp.

Examined material: ALGERIA - Ourtzarh, OTIM, 6/11/1945, 1 d 1 young d (hlP), very badly

preserved. MOROCCO - Fedhale, col. Min du Gast, ?/‘?/1917. 1 0 (MP). in poor conditions; hlrassine, col. PoLvell. 16/11/1921, 1 cr‘ 1 Q (MP) i n v e r y bad condit ions; Isougan n’ Anagours. 3100 ni, col. F. híeineth, ‘?/VIII/1938, 1 Q (MP) badly preserved.

The absence of adult males i n soiiie of the sam- ples or the ver}. badiy preserved material of the remaining ones. prevent a more accurated deterniination. The Iess damaged material, that from Mrassine, semis to belong to P. lucasi, despite the total absence of chaetotasy in the male maxillary palps and the lost of pigiiient due to a long pernianence i n alcohol. The speciiiien from Fedhale u‘ as p re vi o u s 1 j , de te rin i n ed as “Ma cli ilis a crr nii- n0íl~orcl.u Luc. ?“.

Proriiesoiiicicli ilis li ispeiriicci Si 1 ves tri, 1 923

Exainined material: MOROCCO - Dar Kaid, embarkinent, col . P. Pallary, ?/?/1914, 5 QQ (MP).

Prontesoiiicicliilis Silvestri, has been noticed to occur i n Morocco by WYGODZINSKY (1941), ivho described P. heiridsclii~ii froni Marrakech based on feinales only. As we suggested before (hIENDES, 1977) and as BACH DE ROCA & JANETSCHEK (1 983) confirmed, P. hnndschini is no more than a recent synonymous of P. Iiispaiiicci; the Dar Kaid feniales agree with this conclusion.

c

t’hoio 1 - %ale patieIii oi’ Silvrsiricliilis rrispim (d) frotn C>pi.u‘;, Liriiiia. Phoio J . Haupt

Gorcin de Orto, Sér. 2001.. Lisboa, 111 (1-2). 1991 (1993), 79-93 81

MENDES, Luís F. - N e i v dato oii rhe rhysnniirniis (Microcoqpli in nrid Zygeriroiiin: Iiisecoj froin Norrherii A f r i ca ...

Silvestrichilis trispinci (Wygodzinsky, 1939)

Examined material: CYPRUS - Neokhorio, col. J . Haupt, 15/IV/1987, 1 a" (CZ); Kilinia, Panopanayia, col. J . & S . Haupt, 14/1V/1990,

Unter Galilaa, SE Haifa, Allonin, 200 m, col. Schawaller & Schmalfuss, 7/11/1987, 2 99 (CZ); S E Karmel-Berg, S W Elyaqim, 300 m, col. Schawaller & Schmalfuss, 11/11/1987, 1 Q (CZ).

The species was already known to occur in Israel (WYGODZINSKY, 1939, 1942 and 1974), and has further been noticed to Turkey (WYGODZINSKY, 1950); i t is now found in Cyprus. The scale pattern of the male, never described (as i t happens with al1 the remaining Silvestr-ichilis), is shown in Photo 1.

4 da" 1 Q (MH) 5 ~r'd 1 Q (CZ). ISRAEL -

Order ZY GENTOMA

Fa ni. L epi sm a t i d a e

Allcicrotelsu kraepelirii (Escherich, 1905)

Examined material: ISRAEL - Unter Galilaa, SE Haifa, Allonin, 200 m, col. Schawaller & Schmalfuss, 7/11/1987, 3 da" 2 QQ 2 young cfd 3 young 9Q (CZ); Haifa, oberh. Technion, 100 m, col. Schawaller gL Schmalfuss, 8-10/11/1987, 1 d 1 Q (CZ); Unter Galilaa, W Yodefat, 300 m, col. Schawaller & Schmalfuss, 9/11/1987, 1 a" (CZ).

The species, known along the northern mediterranean basin, seems to be common in Israel, from where it has been refered by WYGOD- ZINSKY (1942 and 1952) and by PACLT (1961).

Lepisnici chlorosomn Lucas, 1846

Exaniined material: AFRIQUE DU NORD - uithout further data, 1 o" 2 99 (MP).

The species is known to occur in the western mediterranean basin only, as i t has recently been shown (MENDES, 1988); i n northern Africa i t was registered in Algeria only.

Lepisitia sacchariria Lin., 1758

Examined' material: ALGERIA - Massif de l'Edough, 700-1000 m, coi. Ed: Chevreux, VII- -VIII/1917, 1 CF (MP). TUNISIA - Sur la plage de Kerkouane, leg. E. & C. Supper, ?/VII/1972, 2 da" (MG).

Already noticed froni Tunisia (PARONA, 1884) and from Algeria (MENDES, 1980), this mostly synanthropous species seems to be preponderantly free (living under logs, under stones or under bark) in the western mediterranean basin.

Neoeisterolepismci niyr-triecobici (Silvesti, 1908)

Examined material: CANARY ISLANDS - Gran Canaria, n.' 2617, B'" de Fataga, opposite Arteana, 400 m, mixed bushes, u. stones with ants (Messor), col. H. Enghoff, 8/1/1990, 3 a"d 3 99 (MC). Tenerife, n.' 202, Punta del Hidalgo, Playa de los Troches, 5 ni, stony, Argyrcinthemum, Astydcimia, etc., u . stones, col. A. & H. Enghoff, 29/1/1990, 1 young d with one worker of a Myrmicidae ant (MC). La Gomera, n.' 259, La Crucita, S of Punta Llana, dry slope, 190 m, Eiiphorbia, Ploccinici, Lciuricieci grass, u. stones with ants, col. H. Enghoff, 5/11/1989, 4 da" with one worker of Myrrnicidae (MC); Caldera, S slope, 290 m, u. stones, col. L. Hansen & A. Pedersen, 1/111/1990, 1 Q (MC).

The species, known to occur in the archipelago in the Gran Canaria and Tenerife islands (MENDES et al . , 1991), is now recorded for the first time in La Gomera. Endemic from the Macaronesia, it has been registered also iri Madeira and Porto Santo and, in the Cape Verde archipelago (islands of Brava, Santiago, S . Nicolau, Ilhéu Razo and S. Vicente).

Neonsterolepisnin vulcanci Mendes, Bach & Gaju, 1992

Examined material: CANARY ISLANDS - Hierro, n.' 236, trak bellow Mirador de $ama, 1500 m, Ericci cirboreci vege., u . stones with ants, col. A. & H. Enghoff, 31/1/1989, 1 a" with a worker of Ceimpotiotiis sp. (MC); n.' 244, pine forest E of Mercadel, 1150 m, wood and stones, col. A. & H. Enghoff, 2/11/1989, 1 young Q (MC).

Recently described (MENDES, BACH & GAJU, 1989 (1992), this species is known exclusively froni the Hierro island, where i t has been collected ti11 now in association with lava tubes only.

hreocisterolepisttia scorpius n. sp.

. Examined material: MOROCCO - Agadir, ex teqrier de Heteronierriis niciiirus, col. Vachon, ?N/1939, 1 P holotypus, 1 Q paratypus (MP); Ibid., ?/V/1959, col. Berland, 1 Q paratypus (CZ),

82 Gnrcia de Orrn. Ser. Zool.. Lisboa, 18 (1-2). 1991 (1993). 79-93

hlENDES. Luís F. - Neitv dorii OI I rhe rliysnniiroris (Microcoryphia nird Zygeiiiortia: Iiisi,rn) j ro i i i h'oriherii A,/rico ...

c

Figs. 1-20 - Neoasrerolepisitici scorpirrs n. sp. Fig. 1 - Maxillary palp; Fig. 2 - Labial palp; Fig. 3 - Pronotuiii; Fig. 4 - Ibid., setula froin the hind iiiargin; Fig. 5 - Ibid., anterior trichobothrial area; Fig. 6 - Ibid., posterior trichobothrial area; Fig. 7 - Mesonotum; Fig. 8 - Ibid.. anterior trichobothrial area; Fig. 9 - Ibid., posterior trichobothrial area; Fig. 10 - Metanotuiii; Fig. 11 - Ibid., anterior trichobothrial area; Fig. 12 - Ibid., posterior trichobothrial area; Fig. 13 - Prosternuin; Fis. 14 - Mesosternum; Fig. 15 - Metasternuin; Fig. 16 - Tibia 111; Fig. 17 - Hiiid border of VIlth urotergite; Fig. 18 - Xth urotergite; Fip. 19 - Vth uroslerniie; Fig. 20 - VIIIth and lXth coxites and oviposjtor.

Scale: 0.1 iiiin.

Gnrcin de Orrn. Sér. Zool.. Lisboa, 18 (1-2). 1991 (1993). 79-93 83

Body length: 6.2-6.5 nim; thorax length: 2.1- -2.5 nim; thorax width: 1.6- 1.8 mm; antennae length: inaximuin preserved of 2.3 mni; cercus length: ?; total body Icngth: ? (terminal filaments a 1 w a y s da in a g e d ) . B o d y 1 i m u 1 o i d , e 1 o n g a te d , t h e thorax not specially Lvider than the abdomen base. Hypodermal pignient iibsent. Scale pattern unknown. the prsserved scales of the usual type.

Head without special features; niandibles and niaxillae typical. Maxillary palp as i n Fig. 1, its last article 1/12 times longer than the preceeding one and 5.5 times longer than wide. Labial palp as i n Fig. 2. its apical article ovoid, not niuch longer than wide 2nd provided with 2 + 3 typical apical papillae.

Pro (Fig. 3), meso (Fig. 7) and nietanotum (Fig. 1 O) progressively concave in their hind border. In the pronotum 2 + 2 tiny setae near the posterior border (Fig. 4); i n the meso and nietanotum 1 + 1 similar setulae. Anterior trichobothrial area of pronotuiii (Fig. 5) clearly wider than long, provided with 4-6 setulae, the posterior ones (Fig. 6) , alniost as wide as long and with 6-7 setulae. An- terior trichobothrial areas of mesonotum (Fig. 8) and of metanoturn (Fig. 11) very similar to those of the pronotum, the posterior ones (Figs. 9 and 12) subcircular to subovoid and ivitli 5-6 (the first ones) and 6-S (those froni metanotum) setulae.

Prosternum as in Fig. 13, not clearly wider at base than long (1/9-1/1 O wider), subtriangular. clearly constricted in its antedistal a m i , provided with 2 + 2 setal conibs, the proxinial with 3-4, the dista1 with 3 setae. Mesosternurii (Fig. 14) longer than \vide at base, Lvith 1 + 1 subapical oblique setal conibs, each one with about 5 inacrochaetae, their distance Iesc than twice their own width. Metasternuni (Fig. 15) clearly shorter than wide at x s e , its ratio L/iV about 0.88; apical area not xrongly constricted and wi th 1 + 1 coinbs more or ess parallel to the apical border and iv i t h 5 seta?, heir distrincz siiiiilar to 1 .O-1 2 times their 0u.n vidth.

Legs iv i thout special charcicteristics. Tibia of ’ 111 (Fig. 16) elongated, the ratio L/W rizar 4.0; entra1 surface provided with 2-4 thii? spiniforiii etae, clearly shortzr than the tibia1 diuiiieter; in ne dorsal surface, one isolated similar seta.

Urotergite 1 with 2 + 2 infralateral, 1 + 1 late- 11 and 1 + 1 subniedian iiiacrochaetne. Uroter- ites II-VI11 with 2 + 2 infralateral, 1 + 1 lateral, + 1 sublateral and 1 + 1 subniedian niacro-

iaetae, ali the setae lost (Fig. 17). Urotergite < with 2 + 2 close infralateral inacrochaetae only, Ith equally lost. Xth urotergite as i n Fig. 18, as

c

long as wide at base, its hind margin clearly excavated; 2 + 2 setae in the posterolateral rourided corners and a few further setae along the lateral niarg i ns.

Urosternite 1 ivithout, tlie 11 iv i th a median coinb, the III-Vi1 with 1 + 1 lateral and 1 median comb (Fig. 19J, al1 the setae equally t h i n ; lateral conibs Lvith 3-4. the niedian ivith 4-6 setíie, their dijtance 7-8 times the width of tlie fornier. Two pairs of abdoniinul stylets. VIIIth coxites u i t h a 2 setae comb only, i n tlie inner area close to the stylet insertion (Fig. 20). IXth coxite inner process (Fig. 20) 2.5 tiiiies longer than wide at base and 2.5 tinies loriger than the outer process, the stylet clearly more developed than the VIIIth, 0.25 longer than the outer process ( 1 3 4 times the length of the process). Ovipositor without special chíirac- teristics, with 26-28 íirticles, clearly surpassing the apical leve1 of the stylets and extending beyond the tip of the IXth iniier coxa1 process by I .2 times its length. Gonapopliyses of the priiiiary type, without special features.

ETIMOLOGY: The iiew species is nanied N . scotpiiis due to the unique fact that the holotype and one of the paratypes have been collected in a scor- pion (Scorpiirs (= Heteroitiettm) mciiiriis) burrow.

DISCUSSION: The new taxon agrees i n several points with the three niacaronesian described species . N. irr!i.rtiecobitr (Si lvestr i , 1908), N . pclcigociroiricie Mcndes, 19SS and N . i~ulcci,ici Merides et cil, 1992. The first one is a iiiyr- niec op h i 1 ou s t i o t i ce ti, as al rcad y me n t i on e d , i n kladeira and Porto Santo islands. iri some of the Canaries. and i n the Cape Verde archipelago. N: ~>c~ltrgorlt,oirine tias been described (hlENDES, 198s) froni the Salvages islarids froiii uhere i t is aliiiost certainly iin endeniic, and inlinbits the bur- rotvs o f pel ag i c b i rds (as PeinSoílrot,,ci itici riiirr

Ii~pol<~rrcci) or lives urider stories. /V. idccrira, newly described (MENDES. B A C H iind G A J U . 1969 ( 1997)). seeiiis esclusi\ve froiii the Hierro cariariaii islarid iind occurs i n I i i \ , a t u b a or urider stones or Lvood, where i t c m be found with ants, as stated bzfore. 11’. scotpiics n. sp. share with al1 three species the scarcely setated only comb ii i the feniale VIIIth c o s i t e antl the poorly furnished urostzrnal setal coiiibs. N. sniitscliii, froin Libya and Tunisia (see MENDES, ISSS), provided with one only setal conib íilso i n the female VIIIth coxite, presents much iiiore abundant setae i n (he sternal abdoniinal conibs and a quite different shape and chaetotaxy of the notal trichobothrial areas.

.

Gorcio de Orm Sír . Zool., Lisboa. 18 (1-2). 1991 (1993). 19-93

N. i i i ) rrirccobia

íS i ibertr i )

Prosternu in

Metasteiiiuin

Distan ce in e t a s t e i ti a I coiiibs

Chaetotaxy of iiiediaii u 1.0 te rg i t es

Distaiice uiosieriial coiiibs

lnner process IXth coxite/IXth styler 9

Iiiner process IXih coxite C.

Nuiiiber ol' aiiicles oí ovipositor

Leve1 of ovipositor

Xth uroiergite IiiiiJ boi- dcr Q

LIW of Tibia 111 (?)

Nuiiiber of veiiiral iiiacio- chaetar oii Ti 111 (:2)

Noi specinlly wider at base thnii loiig (+ 111 3 ) i i i hoih sexes, clearly constiictrd

Not clenrly widei at base ihaii loiig

d = w

2 x ( 1 + 1 + I + 1 )

d = 5-8 \V

T 0.5

1.75 tiines. loiiger thaii wide at base aiid 2 tiines lotiger than the outer process

17-19

Exceeds IXth coxite i i i - iiei piocess by i i s ou'ii leiipth

Clearly excnvated

2.7-3.8

3-4

TABLE 1

H. i~irlc<rnu

hlendcs er o/.

Clearly wider a i base thaii lonp í+ 1/61) iii d or iiot clearly (+ 1 I 10) i i i F. clearly coii- siric ted

Clearly u i d e i n i base thaii loiig (+ Il4)

d = 0.8-1 w

d = 5-8 w

T 0.65

1.5 times loiiger i ha i i wide at base aiid 2 t i - ines longer thaii thc outer process

23-24

Exceeds 1XtIi coxiir iii- iier piacess by twice i t s owii leiiglh

Clearly excavaid

5.7-6.0

6-8

3lenrly u i d e r :it hase tliaii 1oiig (+ I/4)

d = 1.1 w

I x ( 2 + 1 + 1 + 1

J = 7-8 w

7 0.25

!.5 times loiigei. ihaii wide at base aiid iliaii ilie outer process

26-27

;xceeds IXih coxite i i i -

iiei' piocess by 1.2 iiiiies iis owii leiipth

:Icaily excavatcd

5 4.0

3

Clearly wider n i base ihaii loiig (+ 1/1) i i i boih scxes. weakly co ii sir ic ied

Clearly w i d e i at base thnii loiig (+ 115)

d = 1.5-2 \V

d = 8-10 w

Styleis lost

1.5 tiines loiiger thaii wide at base niid than the outer process

23-24

Exceeds IXth coxiie iniier process by its owii Ieiigth

No1 clearly excavated

3 .2 -3 .5

4-5 I

The niain diagnostic characteristics of the new N. scorpiiis relatively to the itiacaronesiíin knowii species are presented iii Table 1 .

The new species eiiters the dichotoiiiic keys proposed to the Neocrstei.c)f~.yistricr (MENDES, 1 9 S S ) i n the point 22 which iiiiist be cliariged as follows:

32 - Hirid boider of nietanotuni clearly concave. Metasterniiiii ivider at base thaii loiig, tht: apical coiiibs close each other (d = 0.5 w). Iiifralateral group of iiiacrochaetae i i i the uro- tergitzs with 2 iiiacrochaetae. Iriner niargiii of tlie feiiiale VIlItli coxite with 2 setal coiiibs. Iriner IXth coxite process i i i the feiiiale 2.7.5-3 times longer than wide ü t base. Ovipositor bvith 20-26 articles ..................................................................................... stnclii (Wygodz., 1941)

22' - Hind border of iiietanotuin not clearly concave. Metasternuni not specially to clearly wider at base tlian loiig, the iipical coinbs less close each other (d 3 w). Infraliiteral group of iiia-

crochaetae in the urotergites similar or different. Inner inargin of the feniale VJTIth coxite with orie only setal conib. Inrier IXth coxite process in the feinale shorter, 1.75-2 tiines longer than wide at base. Nuinber of ovipositor iirticles siiiiilor or tlifferent

. 22 A

Gntcio de Orrri. Sér. %d.. Lisboa. 18 (1-2). 1991 (1993). 79-93 85

* 22 A - Metasternum not clearly wider at base than iorig. Urotergites Il-VI11 \vitli 1 + 1 infralateral macrochaetae only. Inner process of the feiiiale IXth coxite 1.75 times lonper than wide at base. Tibia 111 not specially elongated and th i i i íL/W = 2.7-2.8). Ovipositor with 17- -19 arricles ...................................................................................... A'. tilj,iwecobici (Silv.. 1908)

22 A' - Metasternuni clearly wider at base than long. Urotergites I I -VII I Ivith 2 + 2 infralateral inacrochaetae. Inner process of the feiiiale IXth coxite 2.5 tinies longer than wide at base. Tibia 111 elongated (L/W = 4.0). Ovipositor irith 26-27 articles ................. N . scoryiiis i i . sp.

Neocrsterolcpisnta crcissipes (Escherich, 1905)

Examined material: TUNISIA - Saouaf, 27/III/1986, 2 de 1 C 1 young ? (MC).

A typical niediterranean species (MENDES, 1988), h'. crcissiyes has been described from Tuni- sia (ESCHERICH, 1905) and later noticed again to this sanie country by MENDES (1980).

Neoasterolepisiiicr gaiitliieri (Wygodzinsky. 1941)

Exaniined material: TUNISIA - Maktar, 9/111/1986, col. ?, 2 dcf 1 O (MC).

Described from Algeria (WYGODZINSKY, 1941) the species has been further noticed to this sanie country only (MENDES, 1980). It is now signalized for the first time in Tunisia.

Neocisteroleyisntci syectcibilis (Wygodzinsky ,1945)

Examined material: MOROCCO: Agadir, ?/V/ 1939, col. Vachon, l Q (MP). PATRIA IGNOTA, no date, no colector, 1 cr" (MP).

The male specimen was accoinpanied (tvith further material inside the same tube) by two labels: Agadir, col. Vachon, ?/V/1939, and Tani- zikhit, vers Tizi n'Melloul, 3000-3200 ni, col. J . de I'Epiney, 14/IX/1937; i t conies, quite probably, froni Agadir, like the feniale.

Thr species is know'n froin the ibero-nioroccan area as it has been noticed by MENDES (1988) and i t \vas registered i n Northern Africa froni Morocco only (MENDES, 19SO and 1988).

Ncons te rolrpist iici wmtiiciiiti ii (Mo n i ez, 1 894)

Esamined material: PATRIA IGNOTA - The only r- of the sample kvas inside a tube coming froin the MP without any label.

This niale shows a not specially enlarged tibia 111, qu i t e similar to what has been figured to males coilected in Turkey and in Morocco (MENDES, 1988, p. 191, figs. 866 and 867). As stated before,

this species needs a carefull and complete revision, to which a grenter iiuiiiber of well preserved iidult specimens, niainly iiiales, is needed.

Neocisterolrpisiw spp.

Exaiiiined iiiaterial: ALGERIA - El Golea, col. A. Serrano, 28/IV/1985, 3 juv (CZ), collected with undetermined ants. MOROCCO - Ifrane, avec Cciriipotiotiis rnicmris, col. Delainare, 2 l/X/I945, 1 young Q (MP).

The speciinens are too young to allow any infrageneric deterniination; the type of specialized sensillae of antennae, the iype and position of the notal trichobothrial areas and the type of urotergal setation are typical to the genus.

Acrorelsa collnris (Fabricius, 1793)

Exainined material: ISRAEL - Unter Galiliia, SE Haifa, Allonin, 200 in, col. Schnialfuss & Schawaller, leg. 7/11/1987, 1 young o' (CZ); Negev, 12 kiii NW Elat, oberh. En netafiin, 600 in, col. Schnialfuss ¿k Schawaller, 171 I1/1987, 1 r j 1 5 (CZ).

Cosmopolitan and often synanthropous, A : collcrr-is has been noticed to Israel by WYGOD- ZINSKY (1939, 1942 and 1952). *

Crrtiolepisnici cilbidci Escherich, 1905

Examined iiiaterial: ALGERIA - 5 kiii S de Ain Salah, zona de dunas e pequeiios planaltos rochosos sein vegetaciío, col. A. Serrano, 29/IV/ 11985, 1 c' 1 C' I j u v (CZ); Ain Habadra, Arguid (poco de .'su"), sublítico, col. A. Serrano, 30/IV/ 19S5, 2 7-c- 1 :2 4 juv (CZ); Bechar, col. A. Ser- rano, 10/V/1985, 1 young C. (CZ). MOROCCO - Agadir, col. Berland, ?/V/1939, 1 C (MP). WEST- ERN SAHARA - Mauritanie, Rio de Ouro, El hloinau, col. R. Chuscar, 8/VI/1911, 4 66 5 OC; 1 young O^ (MP). TUNISIA - Near Medenine, roots of subsaharian plants (Lygcir~rm sycrrtrini, Po- lypogoii niotispelietisis. Arteniisicr lterbn-crlúcr, etc.), col. Waitzbauer, 2-6/V/1982, Lyg. sp. 1 , 1 o' 1 '2'

86 Gnrcia de Orrn. Sér. ZooI., Lisboa, 18 (1-2). 1991 (1993). 79-93

(CZ ); Ibid., Lyg. sp. 2, 2 '251 1 juv (CZ); Ibid., Lyg. sp. 3, 2 c?f 3 <CZ 2 juv (CZ); Ibid., Lyg. sp. 4, 1 C' 1 young 3 3 juv (CZ); Ibid.. Artein. 5 (As- ir-cigcilus cit.tticitlis), 1 57 (CZ); Ibid., Lyg. sp. 5 , 1 youns : (CZ). PATRIA IG- NOTA - 1 I (MP) (see note concerniiig ~'cocister-olcpistiici spectd.dis).

Described froiii Egypt (ESCHERICH, 1905), C. cilúiclcr hns been reported froiii Libya also and, i n northLvesterii Africa, froiii Algeria (WYGOD- ZINSKY, 1958 aiid MENDES, 1980 and 1984 u ) . I t is now registered for the first time to Morocco, Western Sahara and Tunisia and seems to be a t y p i c al s a h a r i a n e 1 e iii en t.

Ctetiolepistrici cilicirci (Dufour, 183 1)

Exaiiiined muterial: MOROCCO - Sidi Al¡, pres Azaiiiiiiour, col. Min. du Gast, ?/?/1912, 2 dc? (MP); Iiifrane, 1665 ni alt, col. Gen. Mineur, 17/VIII/I93S, 1 C very damaged (MP); Meknés, col. Gen. Mineur, 20/VIII/1938, 1 young Q (MP); Das Be1 Aiiiri, col. Gen. Mineur, 31/X/1938, 1 C,

(MP); Teiiiira, col. Gen. Mineur, 30/V/1939, 1 d (MP); Agadir, col. Berland, ?/V/1939, 1 c! (MP); Rabat, sous écorce Eiiccilyptiis, col. ?, 18/X/1946, 1 P (CZ); Estrada de Marrakech a El Harcha, Kin. 50, deserto de pedias. col. V. Marques, 12/IX/1983, 1 juv (CZ); Berkane, sublítico, col. A. Serrano, 26/IV/1985, 2 do' (CZ); Rabat, col. ?, date ?, 2 G*LJ (MP). TUNISIA - Tunes, col. A. Weiss, ?/?/1908, 2 daiiiaged adults 3 juv (MP); Ibid., ?/.?/1909, 1 very daniaged C (MP); Near hledenine, roo t s o f s 11 b s a h ii r i a n p 1 a ti t s ( L!g ci e i i tr 1 sy a rt u t i i , Poljp og ot i t t I o t I sp e 1 ict I s is , A t.t et t i is icr I i e r-bti - ci Iba, etc.), col. ii'citzbnuer, 2-6/V/1952. Lyg. sp. 1 , 5 C-C' 16 !1? 8 jiiv (CZ); Ibid., Lyg. sp. 3, 2 c?? 1 'i, (CZ); Ibicl., Lyg. sp. 3 , 3 Y::: 1 young F' 2 juv (CZ); Ibitl., Lyg. sp. 5 , 1 'I (CZ); Saouaf, col. ?, 27/111/1986, 1 Z: (MC); Maktar, col. ?,

without fiiither data, 1 c. (MP); Ibid., 22 c:=.' 23 ';!I 1 juv (hlP). PATRIA IGNOTA - 3 c.::? 1 C (MP), Lvith two Iabeis as noticed to Nco-

(1 s re t . 0 1 c y isit i ci s p cc tci b i 1 is . C . cilinttr is a Lvidespread species i i i the

iiiediteirnnean basiii; i t has already been noticed to Morocco by WYGODZINSKY (1941) and MENDES (19SO) and to Tunisia by PARONA ( 1 8S4), ESCHERICH (1905) and MENDES (1980).

9/111/1956, 2 CC' (MC). AFRIQUE DU NORD -

Cteriolepisnici cf. cilicirci (Dufour, 183 1)

Exainined material: ALGERIA - Maghania, sublítico, n.' 1 , col. A. Serrano, 26/IV/1985,

Gnrcin de Orrc Sir. 2001.. Lisboa, 18 ( l - ? ) , 1991 í1993), 79-93

7 C'C- 4 C? (CZ); Sidi Hadra, sublítico, col. A. Serrano, 27/IV/1985, 2 d$ 3 9- (CZ). TUNISIA - Tunes, col. A. Weiss, ?/?/1908, 1 C! (MP).

C. cilicirci has been refered to Algeria by MEN- DES (1980), and, as stated before, i t has been pointed to Tunisia by PARONA, ESCHERICH and MENDES. The speciiiiens under study are very biidly preserved and, so, we prefer to consider theiii as probably belonging to this species only. The ww froni hlaghiinia show elongated ovipositor and long inner process of the IXth coxite (much niore thari the usual to the species); however, the general condition of al1 the specinietis of this saiiiple is very poor. The material froiii Sidi Hadra presents the Xth urotergite of al1 the speciiiiens strongly dniiiriged and the oniy tunisin w kvas separated in tivo pieces and the VIth aiid VIIth urotergites were ni i ss i ng .

Cretiolepisrriei giiciticlie n. sp.

Examined iiiaterial: CANARY ISLANDS - Goiiiera, La Caldera, S slope, 290 ni under stones, col. L. Hansen & A. Pedersen, 1/111/1990, 1 o" holotypus 1 Q allotypus (MC) 1 G- paratypus (CZ).

Body length: 6.9-7.2 inin (d) 7.4 ni111 ( 9 ) ; tho- r;ix length: 1.7-2.3 nini (5) 1.8 iiiiii ( S . ) ; thorax Lvidth: 1.4-1.6 inin (6) 1.6 miii ( 3 ) ; antennae length: inaxiniuni preserved of 4.1 iiini; inaxiiiiuiii cerci length: 2.5 niiti - damaged; total body leiigth: inaxiniuiii observed of 10.4 mrn in one d.

Body thiii aiid elongated, the abdomen niore or less perallel-sided and not clearly detached froin tlie thorucic base. Hypoderiiial pigment light, i n tlie cephalic capsule, palps, legs and hind coxites, niore or less uniforni, as i t is i n the antennae and iri tht: posterior filaiiients. Scale pattern unknown, tht: preserved scales roundetl, with abundan<thin rays , uniforiii, brownish in the dorsal surface, clearly lighter in the ventral area; iiiacrochaetae y t: 1 I o ni i s h .

Heacl ivithout special features, wider thaii long a ntl \v i t h t he t y p ical cli íie t o t a x y. M ax i 11 ae w i t ho ti t s pec i íi 1 c h ~i rac ter i s t i cs. t h e iii a x i 1 1 a ry p al p u t i i fo riii 1 y pigiiieiited aiid as i n Fig. 21, al1 the dista1 articles subaequal, tlie terininal one 6.5 tiiiies longer thrin \vicie. Labial palp as i n Figs. 22 and 23. the dista1 iiixicle ovoid, loriger tlian wide m d provided with

Pro, tileso íind nietanotuni typical, poorly exca- vnted i n their hind niargin (Fig. 24). with 1 + 1 posterolateral setal coiiibs with about 4 macrochaetae, and with 6-8 pairs of lateral iiiarginal conibs, each one with 2-3 (4) setae; trichobothrial

apical plipililie only.

87

Figs. 21-32 - Crer~olepisit~a girariclie n. sp. Fig. 21 - hlaxillary palp: Fig. 22 - Lnhinl palp; Fig. 23 - Ihid., detail of ihe sensorial papillne; Fig. 2 4 - Pronoiuin; Fig. 25 - Prosternuin; Fig. 26 - Mesosteriiuiii; Fig. 27 - Metasternurn; Fig. 28 - Tibia 1; Fig. 29 - Tibia 111; Fig. 30 - Xih urotergite; Fig. 31 - IXih coxiie of d; Fig. 32 - VIIIth and IXih coxkes

of 9. Scaie: 0.1 iniii

Gnrcin de Orro. Sér. Zool.. Lisboa, I M (1-2). 1991 (1993). 79-93 88

a re as \vi t ho u t s pe c i ;i 1 c h a ríi c t e r i s t i c s , t y p i cal t o t h e genus.

Prosterniiiii (Fig. 2 5 ) elongated, \vith 2-3 pairs of coiiibs. ench coiiib with 3-4 setae. hlesosternuiii (Fig. 26) clearly longer than wide at base, api- cally rouiided aiid with 1-2 pairs of close dista1 conibs. eacli one w.ith 3-4 setae. hletasternuin (Fig. 27) more rounded, wider at base ihaii long, witli 1 + 1 apical bristle-coiiibs. each one Lvith 5-9 setae, their distance ;is 1.5-2 tiiiies their oivn width.

Legs witli diffuse and uniforiii pigiiient, the tibia 1 (Fig. 28) hiilf of the length of tibia 111 (Fig. 29). this last one 4.2-4.5 times longer than wide and provided witli 2 dorsal and 5-6 veiitral strong iiiacrochaetae a5 loiig as the tibinl diaiiieter.

Urotergite 1 with 1 + 1 , the 11-VI tvith 3 + 3, the VI1 aiid VI11 with 2 + 2 bristle-conibs, the IX bare. Nuniber of setae by conib a s i n TABLE 2. Xth urotergite subtrapezoidal, clearly shorter than wide at base (Fig. 30), with 1 + 1 conibs. Uros- terna1 setatioii as i n TABLE 2, the 1st one gla- brous. the IIiid with a iiiedian conib. the 111-VI with 1 + 1 + 1 coiiibs, the VIIth and VIIIth with lateral conibs only.

-

-

TABLE 2

[A: siiblaleral coiiibs, B: lateral coiiibs; C: subiiiediaii coiiibs; 1,: lateral conibs aiid hl: iiiedian conib]

-

4

I 1:roicrgiies l'rosicriiiies

: A l l B , C 1 1. 1 hl

1 1 5 l

11 4

11 1 4-5

1v 5-6

I

v 5-6

VI 5-6

VI1 S

Y111 , 7

I X ' -

X

l

7

6-7

-

1 - 1 1 -

i - !

One only abdoiiiinal pair of stylets in the a', two pairs i n the (2 . IXth coxite of v (Fig. 31) with the inqer process as long as wide at base and 3.5 tiiiies longer than the outer process. Penis

big, ivithout speciul cliaracteristics. I X t h coxite of C a s i i i Fig. 3 2 . the iiiner process about 1.5 tiiiies longer than \vide at base aiid 3-3.5 tiiiies longer tlinn the outer p r o c e s . Gonnpopliyses with the apiciil area destroyed, the preserved portioii with 7.5 iirticles and surprissiiig the IXth coxite iiiner procebs iipex by 11101'e tlian 3 tiiiics its OLVII length.

DERIVATIO NOR/IINIS: The new species is no iii i n n t e tl Ct e I I o lcp isnin g 11 CII r clr e n . sp . a cc o rd - ingly to the gunnclie people, the foriiier inhabit- iiiits kriown froiii the Cnnury Islniids.

DISCUSSION: The new spccies enters. on iic-

couiit of the urosternd setntion, the "i~illoxrr-group" of lRlSH (1987): the shupe of the Xth urotergite and the urotergal chrietotnxy (3 + 3 coiiibs iii tlie 11-VI, the "cificrrrr-group" of ESCHERICH, 1905). seeiii to approach C. gritriiclie n. sp. froiii a group of 7 species, naiiiely C. roszkoii'skii Stach, C. liridDri.gi Wygodzinsky, C. sili~cstrii Stach, C. sal>ir.oiue Kaplin, C. lrciloylriln Kaplin, C. srrclariiccr hlendes and C. scrwirroi Mendes. Aiiiong these species, C. r-ns,-ko\r.skii (STACH, 1935), froni tlie eiisterii mediterraiieaii basin, share with the new species the preseiice of 3 sensorial papillae only i n the labial palp ( n l l the reiiiaining but C. Iiciloyliila present the typical 5 sensorial papillae arraiiged i n a traiisversal unique row), but shows, however, a quite distiiict iiietasterriuiii, a clearly shorter ovipositor and one only pair of abdoniinal stylets i n both sexes. C. sililesti'ii (= C. cor!fi/srrr~z Paclt), froiii Libya (STACH, 1946) - for the discussion of its validity see MENDES (1980) -, and C.

shou a transverse oblique coiiib of macrochaetae i n the IXth coxite iiiner process, íibseiit i i i the new taxon. C. srrtlctrrica, known exclusively froiir Su- dai i (hlENDES. 1982 h) , devoided of Iiypoderiiial p ig iiien t , presen t s, iiioreover, di s t i iic t c hae t o tax y i i i the thoriicic sternites, a iiiore eloiigate Xth urotergite, and a iiiuch higher nuiiiber of niacro- chnetne p e r urosternnl coiiib, which is pnrticularly iiiaiiifest iri those i i i iiiedinn and lateral position. C. .stibir.oiwe (KAPLIN, 1980) aiid C. litrlophila (KAPLIN, 198 I ), both froiii tlie southwestern USSR, show quite different thoracnl steriiites, very tlisplaced posterior coiiibs i n the nota, distinct setation in the Iegs, cleurly sliorter though stroiiger iiinxillary palps, oiie only pair of abdoiiiiiinl stylets i i i both sexes, mtl a inuch shorter ovipositor; C. lrcrlopliila is, however and as stated before, one of the few species of the geiius sharing with the new canurian taxon 3 papillae only i n the labial p l p .

scr . i . t / t /<~i fi011i the Guiii6-Bissau (MENDES, 1985),

Gorcio de Orrn. SPr. Zool.. Lisboa. 18 11-2). 1991 (19931. 79-93 89

C. liriclbergi, endeiiiic froiii the Cape Verde islands (WYGODZIKSKY. 1955), the nearest species under the geographical point of vielv. presents 5 apical papillae in the labial palp, distiiict setatioii i n the thoracal sternites. lonsei- urotergite X and one only pair of abdoiiiinal st).lets in both sexes.

C. cr fi-iccr t i ellci W y g od z i ns k y , fro in S o u t he rn Africa (see IRISH, 3987). though also a part of the "i~ilfostr-group" arid though provided with 3 labial palp papillae only, shows a "liriecrtei-type" urotergal setation ( 3 + 3 combs i n the urotergites II-VII). Three further species of the genus share with the new C. gricrticlie n. sp. the presence of 3 papillae only in the labial palp, C. sergei, C. ciziitzgliciriciriri and C. bcrdzcrtiicrirri, al1 of them described by KAPLlN and ail of theiii from the US S R ; t h e y be 1 o n g , n e ve r t h el es s , t o c oin pl e te1 y differeiit species-group, due to the abdominal setation.

Cteriolepisrrici itisiilicofcr Mendes, 1984

Exainined material: ISRAEL - Galilaa, N Nahariyya, sandstrand, col. Schinalfuss & Scha- waller, 9/11/1987, 3 6-0" 1 young '? (CZ). TUNISIA - 25 kni E of Gafsa, col. ?, 11-13/III/1986, 1 cr' 1 O (MC); Maktar, col. ?, 9/III/1986, 1 O' 1 s! (MC).

C. itzsiilicolci was described from the Cyclades islands, Greece, aiid is knoLvn by the type material only (MENDES. 1984 b). It seenis, so, new to Israel and to the Tunisia (see note under Creno- iey isiiz cr rir cr 11 ritcr t i iccr i n t h e f o1 1 o LV i n g p ag es).

Ctetiolcpisnici litiecrtcr (Fabricius, 1 775) (= Ctetiolepistrici br.eirrrii Wygodzinsky, 1941,

Mitt . scliwei:. etitotri. Ges. 18 (4/5): 257 n. q n . )

Exaiiiined material: ALGERIA - Tizi n'Test et Djebel Indress (Goundafa), 2000-2350 111, col. Le Cerf 61 G. Talbot, ll/III-V/19t3. 2 CC (MP); Tiniinel (Gouiidafa), 1500-1800 ni, col. F. Le Cerf &r G. Talbot, 18/V/1927, I 5 (MP): Ourtzarh, OTIM, 6/11/1945. 2 C Z - 1 c' 1 young 5 (MP); Da).a Bridyia, OTIM, 20/II/1945, 1 ,:* (MP): Hoggar, 10 kiii h' Taiiiaraset, grotta 1, 2 tunipal von oben, col. Schiiialfuss, 1 'I (CZ); Hirhafok- Hoggar (trópico de Cincer) , sublítico, col. A. Serrano, 6/V/1985, 1 d 1 Q (CZ). CANARY IS- LANDS - Tenerife: Puerto de La Cruz, Grasinark nach bananplantage, col. P. Volsoe, ? date ?, 1 O" (MC). Hierro: Pine forest E of Mercadel, 1250 ni, i n huge pine log, n . O 240, coi. A. & H. Enghoff,

90

2/11/1989. 1 ,r: 1 C (hlC). La Goiiieru: Riii.i.iinco de Avalo. above Playa de Avalo. N of Snii Sebnstirin, 70 111. dry valley with Plocerwn and A r . g ~ r t i t i - f h ~ , r u i i ~ ~ i , U . stoiies i i i soil. 11.' 296, col. H . Eiiglioff, i ;I (MC): Punta Llana, col. J . Rabol, 28/11/1990, 1 r' (hlC); Líi Caldera. S slope, 1780 111, u . stoiies, col. L. Hansen 6: A . Pedersen, i/ITT/1090, I r' 1 I 1 juv (MC). Gran Canaria: San Bartoloii-ié, upper end of Barranco de Tijarana, c;i 8.50 i i i , lush veg. Eirpliorbici, alniorid trees, etc., under stones, n.' 2627, col. M. Baez & H. Enghoff 30/XI1/1989, 2 C 1 (MC); Barranco de Mogán, belou Roque Periial, 350 111, lush slope with Errphorbio. uiider stoiies, n.' 264 i , col. M. Raez 61 H. Enghoff, 29/ /XI1/1989, 2 75 (MC): Cruz de Tejeda, under Aderioccrrpirs bark, 1390 111, n.' 2746, col. H. Eiighoff, 9/1/1990, 1 r:? (MC); N E of Pozo de las Nieves, 17.50 111, Aclerioccirpris "woodland", under Aclerioccrrpiis bark tlakes, 11.' 2747, coi. H. Enghoff, 10/1/1990, 1 C? 1 T (MC). MOROCCO - Deiiinat, col. P. Pallary. ?/?/1912, 1 I 1 juv 2 incoiiiplete speciniens (MP): Dar Kaid, Sidi eiiibnrknient, col. P. Pallary, ?/?/19 14, 1 3: i '2 (MP); ile de Mogador, col. F. Meiiieth, ?/V/1919, 1 ? (MP); Si Chani, 2600-2700 ni, col. Lépiney, ?/IX/1937, 1 9- (MP); Azilos, pied O. Tizi n'Taiiirliart, 2700-2800 ni, col. J . de Lépiney, 14/III/1938, 2 C 3 (MP); Tizi n'Tacheddirt, 3200 111. col. J . de Lépiney, 15/VII/1938, 1 c- 2 qQ (MP): Aougdal. Tizi n'Tacheddirt, 3200-3300 ni, col. J . de Lépiney, 15-17/C'I1/1938, 2 7' (MP); Kasla d'Asni, col. J. de Lépiney, 3l/V/1939, 2 3-E- 5 3::' (MP); Agadir, col. Berland, ?/V/1939, 3 C,C> (MP): Harcha, col. ?, 4/VI/1939, 1 ,:- I r' (hlP): Ríis Fouglioe, ca 1000 111, hlassif du Berii Siinssen, col. G. Mineur, 121

19/iV/1968, 3 ~ ' : i < 8 C. i (MG); Estiada Marrakech a El Hrircha. Kiii. SO, deserto de pedriis, ~ 6 1 . V. Marques, 12/IX/1953. 3 young 17 (CZ): Eiiviroiis dt. FPs, OTIM, 110 date, 1 c' 1 ? (MP). PATRIA IGKOTA - C O I . J. de I-Cpiiiey. V/S7, I '2 (MP)

/V1/1939, 1 C. 1 'I (bIP); Mdiq, C O I . Y . Billii i id,

- aliiiost certainly Morocco. 3 5' I 1 iiicoiiiplete a t lu l t (MP). Lvith ttvo labels, as iioticed to Neo- cr s I c r'o lep isrr i ci sp ec'ttr 17 ii is.

C. lirieritcr is a quite coiiiiiion aiitl wiclely dis- t r. i bu t c' tl s p e c i es i 11 t h c' M ed i te rra n e a n S u b - R eg ion aiid i t has repetedly been noticed to Morocco, C a t i n r i es an d A 1 g e r i a.

Cleriolepistriei bi.cirrtii wíis descri bed by WY- GODZINSKY (1941 ), based ii i feiiialcs only, collected i n Marrakech, Morroco; i t was considered as distinct froni the reniainder "firientn-group" species due to its very typical Xth urotergite s h a pe " . . . C t e n o 1 e p i s m a b ra u n i g eli iirr iri die

Gtcicici de O r i ~ i . SCr. Zool.. Lisboa. 18 ( l - ? ) , 1991 (1993), 79-93

- . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . -. -11

Lit I eci tci - Grii y pe. \'o ti ci 1 le ti cit i cle re t i Ii ie 1-11 e r g e - iioreti í l c t i A i ~ e r i iititerscheidert sich die ticiie Arr di 1 rch clie c ig et i I iir t i licli e Fo 1.1 i i des Te ryj ir es X . . . " . The only differerice relatively to the highly vari- able C. liriecitci was, indeed, the Xth urotergite shape, alinost triangular and with a prominent median aren, 1'crsris more or less rounded, wide and shorteiied; al1 the reiiiaining iiiorphological features were consictered as entering the variabil- ity fourid i i i C. liriecirti along its extreniely wide geograyhical area. The study of the noticed s a ni pl e s o f " 1 i t i e ci t ci - t y p e" Ct e ti o 1 e p isni ci i n h a - biting Algeria , Morocco and Canaries , and the revision of abundant material froin several other areas we have published before (the typical C. lirzecitci is quite abundant and widespread i n Portugal), allowed the conclusion of the synonym of these two taxa; several intermediate Xth urotergite shapes have been observed, froni what one can consider as the vei-y typical C. brtiiirii, to what is knowri to occur i n C. lirzeatci (Figs. 33-39).

Ctetiolepisttiei lot~gicniiclcitci Escherich, 1905

Examined material: MOROCCO - Rabat, col. J . de Lépiney, ?/VII/1938, 3 g-6 3 (20 (MP).

This cosrnopolitan and synanthropous species has been noticed only once froni hlorocco, also froni Rabat (WYGODZINSKY, 1941).

Ctcnolepisrtiei rriciiiritciriicci (Lucas, 1 846)

Exaiuined material: ALGERIA - Frais Vallon (environs d'Alger) n.' 6.97, col. P. Lesne, ?/1/1893, 1 C (MP).

. . The species has been described froiii Algeria

(LUCAS, 1846), froni kvhere i t has been further poinred by ESCHERICH (1905) and WYGOD- ZIKSKY (191 I ). I t has beeri Inter noticed to occur i n Western Asia. The species seeiiis very close to C. itisiilicolri, froni uhich i t t v i l l be distinguish- able through the itiuch shorter ovipositor and IXth coxites inner process in the feiiiale; besides, a different shape and chaetotasy of the thoracal sternites seeiiis occur. I t is not iiiipossible that more íibuiidant material will show, in the future. that both species will be synonynious and that the refered dissiniilarities will concern differerit de- velopiiiental stages only.

Ctetioleyistiiei mickciclsetri Escherich, 1905

Exaniined material: EGYPT - Sakkara, near Cairo, 29" 52' N 31" 16' E, col. M. Wistmann, 21/11/1989, 1 C (CZ).

Typical froiu the southern and eastern iiiediter- ranean basin, C. rtzichíielserzi has already been noticed froiii Egypt by ESCHERICH (1905) and STACH (1935).

Cteriolepisttiei tnrgiotiii (Grassi & Rovelli, 1889)

Exaniined iiiaterial: ISRAEL - Unter Galilaa, SE of Haifa, Allonin, 200 ni, col. Schnialfuss & Schawaller, 7/11/1987, 5 do" 4 QC1 1 young cr 1 juv ( W .

This niediterranean species wiis already known froin Israel, from where i t has been noticed by WYGODZINSKY (1939 ancl 1952).

Figs. 33-39 - Cteriolepisruci lirreotcr Fabr. Fig. 33 - Xth uroiergite of a 9 froin Gran Canaria (Canary Islands); Fig. 34 - Ibid., of oiie 6 froiii Hoggar (Algeria); Fig. 35 - Ibid., of a (2 froin Ras Foughee (hlorocco border, near Algeria); Fig. 36 - Ibid., o!' a 6 froin Tizi ii'Tacheddirt (Morocco): Fig. 37 - [bid., of a C froin Agadir (Morocco); Fig. 38 - Ibid.,

of aiiother S' froin Agadir; Fig. 39 - Ibid., of a (2 I'roin Mogador (Morocco). Scale: 0.1 inin

Gnrcin de Orrn, Sé,: Zool.. Lisboa. 18 í l -2 ) . 1991 (1993). 79-93 91

. .

Ctettolepisrrin i*ieii.rii Mendes, 198 1

Exaniined iiiaterial: CANARY ISLANDS - Fuerteventur-a: Jandia, Morro Cavadero, N of Morro Jable. grassy ridge and r\; -t E slopes. 700 in,

Asrerisciis etc., u. stones, 11.' 3631, col. M. Baez & H. Enghoff, 4/1/1990, 1 5 (MC); Jiindia, Bar- ranco del Ciervo - Morro de Cavadero. N of Morro Jable. grassy stony W slope, 650-700 n i ,

Asterisciis etc., u. stones, n.' 2633, col. M. Bnez & H. Enghoff, 1 3 (MC); Morro de La Cruz, N of Betancuria, 650 ni, E slope Eilph. obtirsifolia, u. stones, n.' 2635, col. M. Baez ¿2 H. Enghoff, 5/1/1990, 1 ; (MC); Jaiidin, Barranco del Ciervo ... (as before), 11.' 2660, 5/1/1990, 1 C (hlC); E of Punta de las Ballena, N of Cotillo, at sea sandy plain with sparce veget., u. stones, n.' 2665, col. M. Baet & H. Enghoft', 6/I/1990, 1 ci (MC); N of La Oliva, 175 m, mixt bushy veget., u. stones, 11.' 2678, col. M. Baez & H. Enghoff, 6Aí1990, 1 G (MC). Gran Canaria: Pico de Bandana, ncar Tafira, 500 ni , gravelly slopes, Kleinici, Riirricx, etc., u. stones, n.' 2710, col. H. Enghoff, 7/í/1990, 1 c' (MC).

The newly studied material extends to the Gran Canaria the kriown distribution of C. vieircii i n the Canary islands (MENDES et nf, 1989 (1992)); the species, described froiii Madeira arid Porto Santo islands, is iiowadays known also i n a11 the Canary islands but Tenerife and Goiiiera.

Ctcriolepisriici spp.

Exniiiined iiiaterial: ALGERIA - Anguid, col. A. Serrano, l/V/19S5, 1 j u v (CZ). MOROCCO - Ouarzazatea, Zagorn (Kin. 50) 10 30 h, col. V. Marques, 15/IX/1983,2 j u v (CZ). TUNISIA - Near Medenine, roots of subsiiharian plnnts (LFgoeiuii spíii-tiuii, Polypogoir irrotis~~clicrrsis, Ar.reiriisiíi I i r r h - cilbcr, etc.) col. Weitzbauer, 2-6/V/1953, Lyg. sp. 1, 7 inconiplete speciiiieiis (CZ).

The speciiiieris are too young (those froiii Al- geria arid h.íorocco) 01- t o ~ daiiiiiged (the saiiiple f roiii Tu n i s i 11 ) t o a I 1 ow a 11)' s pec i fi c de t e r iti i n a t i o n . The iiiaterial fioiii Medenine !vas niixed bvith speciiiiens of two Ctc~irnlrpis~iiíi species. C. tilL>iclti and C. ciliritci.

Examined iiiaterial: CYPRUS - Ayia Nagra, col. B. Petersen, 14-23/VI/1983, 1 a" (MC). IS- RAEL - Unter Galiliia, SE Haifa, Allonin, 200 ni, col. Schnialfuss & Schawaller, 7/11/1987, 1 O" 7 99 (CZ); Negev, 2 kni N Mizpe Ranion, 700 in, col.

92

Schiiialfuss & Schau.aller, 13/11/1987, 3 crr 4 NJ (CZ). MOROCCO - Gouliniine, col. Vachon, ?/ /V/1939, 2 c7zi 2 2: 1 young 0 (MP). WESTERN SAHARA - M n u r i t a n i a . Rio de Ouro, El Moinau, C O I . K. Chuscai. 8/VI/191 1 . 1 ,:- (MP).

The species is kriowri to occur íilong a wide ni'ea in the nieditt.rrnne;in basin; i t has been poirited to Cyprus by WYGODZJNSKY (1952). PACLT (1978) and MENDES (1980) iind to Israel by WYGODZINSKY (1939. 1933 aiid 1962) and PACLT (1961); i t is now noticed for [he first tiiiie to Morocco and to the Western Satiara, froni where nonc T/ierrrrobiri Bergroth has beeii registered. The he b re v i s pec i 111 en s prese n t dar k h y pode rni al pigiiient i n the legs and iiiaxillary palps, as reported by I R l S H (19SS) to this saitie species, besides a typically 5-aiticled niaxilliiry palp, wliich led us to coiisider theiii undoubtedly as T. errgypticicci; however, the reduction signalized by this author of thc nuinber of setae i n the inner VIIIth urotergal coiiib, has not been observed, as they present the usual nuiiiber of bristles (characteristic pointed as typical to T. doriicsticri).

Tliei.rriobiCi clorwsticci (Packard, 1873)

Exaiiiined iiiaterial: MOROCCO - Bord de la route de Rissani Zi Alif (10 kiii de Rissani), col. Rojo de La Paz, leg. J. Bitsch, 5/111/1983, 3 99 quite daitiaged (CZ).

T. doniesticti is Lvidely distributed nlorig the World ami is kiiown as a synanthropous i n tlie great iiiajority of the collected saiiiples (see IRISH, 19SS). I t has never been noticed, however, to Morocco, where i t appears as a faunistic novelty.

Fa ni. A t el u r i d ac c

i+om/uri l io I'.\"i<lo/c/>i.stiicr (Grassi, 1 387)

Es a ni i ned iiiii t e ri ;i I : ALG E R1 A - Ourtzarli, OTIhl, 6/11/1945, 1 youiig (2 (hlP); Daya Bridyia, OTIM, 30/11/1945, I T' 1 ? 1 incoiiiplete speci- iiieii. i v i t h a ivorker of Myriiiicidae (? Apliae- riogrtr~rer' sp. ?) (MP). CANARY ISLANDS - Te- nerife: Punta del Hidalgo, Playa de Los Troches, 5 ni, stony, A ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r í i r i t / i ~ ~ r t i i i i i i , Asrytlniriio, etc., u. stciies, n.' 203, col. A. & H. Enghoff, 29/1/1989, I 'I \r.ith ii Lvorker of hlyriiiicidae (MC).

Ttie friiiiily Ateliiridne is iioticed for the first time to the Caiiary islniids, though P. p.~circlolepisrricr is a quite frequent species along the inediterranean basiii; as for the population froiii the Azores islands (MENDES, 1982 ci) i t has been noticed upon QQ only.

Gorcia de Orrci. Ser. % i d . . Lisboii. 111 (1-2). 1991 í1993), 79-93

BACH DE ROCA. C. - "Coiitribucioii al coiiociiniento de los b1icrocoryplii:i de Italia (Iiisecin. Apterygoia)". Boll. Mits. cii.. St. i i c i f . Vrro/ici, 1951, p. 523-629.

BACH DE ROCA. C. K: J . IXXETSCHEK - "Three iiew syiioiiyins of Pi.üiiiejoiii3chilis hispaiiica Silvestri, 1923 (Iiisecta: A p i t r ~ g o t n , hlici.ocoryphia)". R P ~ . i iü / - i / / e í l .

\'ertiii 1,iirsDrilck. 72. 1985, p. 155- 163. BITSCH, J . - "Observatioiis S U T la fauiie des hlachilidrs

d' Afrique du Kord, priiicipaleiiient du hinroc". BiiII. Soc. Sc. /io/-pliy..i. hlrrroc. 46 ( 1 / 1 ) , 1966. p. 59-78.

ESCHERICH. K . - "Das Systein der Lepismatiden". Zoologico (Stuttgart). 43 ( I ~ J , 1905, p. 1-164.

IRISH, J . - "Revision o í [he genus Ctenolepisina Escherich (Thysaiiura: Lepisinatidae) i i i southerii Africa". Cirnbe-

-- "Revisioii of Theriiiobia Bcrgroth (Thysaiiura: Lepis-

KAPLIN, V. G. - " N e n species of Lepisiiiatidae (Thysa- iitira) froiii Turkiiiciiia". Rer,. Eiitoiriol. IIRSS, 59 ( 2 ) , 1980, p. 276-286 ( i i i russiaii).

-- "Thysaiiura Lepisiriatidae iii [he Eradzhin Reserve (The Easierii Karaktiins j". I : V C S I . Akrrcl. Nciirk Tirrkineir. SSR. 6, 1981. p. 42-45 ( i i i russiaii).

LUCAS. H . - "AperGu des especes iiouvelles d'liisecics qui se trouveiit dans nos posscssioiis franqaises du Nord de I'Afriqiie''. Re\,. Zool., Y, 1816, p. 252-256. - "Thysaiioures de 1 ' Alpérie". Esplor. Sci. Algérie Sci.

MENDES, L. F. - "Bnchilis inuitisetosa, gen. n. sp. n. (Microcoryphia, hlachilidne) du sud du Portugal". Arq. k1ir.s. Boc., ( 2 ) 6 (7). 1977, p. 105-119.

-_ "Note sur les Zygriitoina ( Insecta: Apierygota) de I'Euiopz ei du bassiii iiiediierraiiSeii". Arq. hicis. Boc..

-- "Notas tnxoiióinicas e zoogeográl'icas sobre os tisa- iitiros (h~licrocorypliia e Zygeiitoiiia: Apierygota) inaca- roiiésicos". B o l i ~ i SOC. por t . Eiri.. 1 (7) supl. A. 1981 (1,

-- "K o i ;I s e des c r i s 6e s de L e 1-1 i s i n a i i d ae a f r otro p i c n i s (Zygsiiioiiin: Apie i 'yg~ta ) . I I . Géneros Cieiiolepisina e

O U S ~ U . (A) 7 ( l l j , 1987, p. 147-207.

iiintidtie)". Ciirrbebiisici, 10, 1988, p. 15-30.

J J ~ L ~ S - Z C J U ~ . , 1, 1849, p. 371-375.

( 2 ) 7 (14). 19S0, p. 215-360.

p. 151-167.

Kniiiuiiükiiliiia". Rri . . Z O C I ~ . ~f,. Y6 (3). 1981 O, p. 531- -66 1.

-- "Sur qurlyues Lepisiiiatides (Zygeiitoina. l i i sec ta ) du Snhnra nl$i.ieii Notes et descripiioii d'uiie iiouvelle esp2ce du geiire Hyperlepisina Silv., 1937". Btrll . A í i t s .

l i ( i / i i . Hts/. i i < i / . Pt/ri.í. ( 4 ) 6 ( A ) ( 1 ) . l9Y4 ~ i , p. 1135- - 1 151.

-- "The fauiia oi' thc aegeaii islniid of Saiiioriiii. Pnri 7. hlisrosoryphia aiid Zygeiitoiiin. wiili additioiinl rccords IIoiii oihcr grtek lociilities". Sti i t tgor/ tsr Beirr. h'(iri irk. .

í A ) 371. 1984 / J . p. 1-12, -- "Koins e descriqfies d e Lepisiiiatideos afrotropi-

cais (Zygciitoii in. Api t r )goin i . 111 . Tisniiuros da Gui- i1e-B¡SsLlLl". nO//fl SOC \l<Jr/. Elir., 3 ( 2 ) ( 7 2 ) . 1985. p. 1-37.

-_ "Kebisr io d o genero Lepisrna Liii.. 1758 s . I a t . (%)geiitüiiia. Lepisiii:itidne,". Buliri SOC. por / . Eii i.. 1. S U P I . 7 , 198S, p. 1-236.

-- "Aii aiiiiotated lisi of geiieric and specific naines of hlachilidne íhlicrocoryphia, I i i sec ta ) with identificaiion keys to the genera and peographical notes". Est. Eiis.

hIESDES. L. F.. C. BACH DE ROCA X: M. GAJU RICART - " i v w h t ' i o11 (he thywiuraiis fauna nf ihe Caiiary i i - Iiiiids. l . Zygeiiioiiia". Grii.c.iri de Or/ii (Züol.), 16 ( 1 2 ) .

PACLT, J . - Borsteiischn3iize (Iiisecta. Thysaiiura) des Seiickeiiberg hluseuiiii". Serickrirb. bio!., 42, 1961. p.

- "Seue Beiirage zur Keiiiiinis der Apierygoten-Saiiiinlung

seuins Ha i i i bu rg . I 11, hici nertzl I idae uiid hf ac hilidae (Thysanura)". Eiir. Miir, p o l . hfirs. H m i h r g . 3, 1969,

- "Funddnien u.est-palaariischeii Felseiispringei. uiid Bors- teiischuaiize ( I i isccia: Archaeognatha, Zygentoma)". Setrckriib. biol., 59 ( i / 2 ) , 1978, p. 121-122.

PAROXA. C. - "klnteriali pei. lo studio della Fauna tuiiisina raccolti da G. e L. Doria. IV. Sopro alcuni Colleiiibola e Thysaiiura dc Tuiiisia". Atirr. M r r s . civ. Stor. m r . Geiioro, ( 2 ) 18 ( B j (1). 1884, p. 425-437.

SILVESTKI, F. - "Noie sui hlachilidae. V. Descrizione del hlachilis ncuiniiiotliorax e tavola oiialiiica delle specie paleartiche del genere hlachilis". Redici (Fireiize), 3, 1906, p. 338-340. - "Catalogue des hlachilides de la collectioii du hluseuin".

STACH. J . - "Das Lepisinatideii-Fauiia Aegyptens". Aitri.

-- "A iiew Iepisiiiid (Lepisiiia priesneri 11. sp.) froiii

WYGODZINSKY, P. - "Beiirage zur Keiiiitiiis dei. Thy- saiiureii Palaestiiias". Birl l. Soc. Porrrid I (t3it . j . Cairo, 23, 1939, p. 73-85.

-_ "Thysaiiureii nus Korclnfrika iind voii den atlaiitischen Iiiselii". Alirt. .scliu~c;r:. mor1i. Ges.. 18 (4/5), 194 1. p. 1-24. - "Secoiid coiitrihuiioii to~cards the kiiowlrclge of Diplura

aiid Thysaiiura froiii Palestiiie". Re\ , . brtrsil. B i d . , 2 (1).

-- "Resulis of [he Zoological Scieiitific Expeclitioii of ihe Kniioiial hluseuiii iii Pralia to T u r k e y . 5. Thysaiiiira ( h l a c l i i l i d x niid Lepisiiintidae)". Acrn eiiroiiral. M/rs.*No/. F ' i u g i i r . 26 (377). 1950. p. 1-9.

-- "011 soiiie hlachilitlne aiid I.cpisiiintidae froiii Israel, Cjpruz niid Ai.;ihia (Thysniiiira. Iiisecia)". Bi i l l . Rcs. Cniiiic.. ísrciel, 2 ( 3 ) . 1952. p. 260-265.

_- "Thjsniiui.:i" Cmri~ii. / ) io / . Soc. Sc. f o o i . . 15 ( 1 1 ). 1955. p. 1-4.

D o c i ~ ~ i . , 155, 1990. p. 1-127.

I Y S ~ (1997,. p. 19s-303.

75-84.

des ZOolOgischrs Siaatsiiistitut uiid ZoolOgiSCheii Mu-

p. 265-392.

Biill . Mils. i i í i r i i . Hisi. iirit. Píiris. 1907, p. 32-34.

hliis. ZOO/. Poloir., 11 (4). 1935, p. 27-111.

Egypi". Pülsk. Akoil. Uiiiej., 4. 1946. p. 1 - 16.

1912. p. 29-46.

- "K0te5 aiid descripiioiis O f hlachilidiit niid Lepisiiiniidnc (Thysaiiui-a)". Pi.r)c.. 1.. ci i! . Soc. Lorid., ( B ) 26 (S/6), 1957. p. 89-9s.

__ "KotCii 51 deiici.¡ptitIii> <Ir hlncliilitla et ThySniiui.3 pal2- ;ii.ciiques". h'cr,. ,frcrirc.. Eirt.. 23, 19-58, p. 298-3 15.

-- "Notes atid dcscriptioiis of hlacliilidne froiii i h e Old LVorld (hlicrcxoryphin. Iiisccia)". Ariier. A í i t s . h'u\*ir., 25-55, 1974, p. 1-71.

Gorcin de Orrrr. S i r . Zuol.. Lisboa. 18 (1-2). 1991 (1993). 79-93 93

new (rlic and zygentoma: insecta) from northern … · mendes, luí, f. - neit da1a oti tlie...

Documents