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Ιn the present Paper, I propo Se to redeScribe two Species described by OUDEMANS and collected very rarely Since then; to describe se in the Pala arctic, Oriental and Australi an Regions severat ne v species collected Domin secis mainly Τenebrionids, Coleo plera), and to eStabliSh three tiew genera, and finalty o sub divide the genus Bonomota, On the hasis os dissereticesso und in the constituent SpecieS, erecting a ne v genuS and redescribing aspecies each os both genera.

Infracapitulum abruptly and considerably widen ing behi nil median line, theti again constricted pretias ally. ApodemeS Os anterior Sternat Plate sit Ort, sternum terminat ing 1 reely, Second and Sejugat apo demes also very thin, mediallyhard ly recogniZable. Epimeres Open. Apodemes Os posterior sternat platebo iter developod, epimeres clos ed. Epimeres 1 and 3 with a weli devel pedsuctorial dis k each. Terminal adhering plate large, wide, suctorial disk o epimeres 4 removed frona primordium Os genital aperture.

Acta Mologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungarieae 22, 2976

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Aeta Mologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 22, I976

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lanceolate hairs. Solenidia coi, ωρ and coes With a considerable disseretice in

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Aeta Mologiea Academiae Seientiarum Hungarieas 22, 1976

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Aeta Zdologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 22, I976

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Acta MoIogica Academiae Scientiarum Hungarieae 22, I976

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though anterior Sternat apo de me extremely Shori, conjOiniment of Sejugat, third and intermediate sternat apo demes hardly recogniZable, ali of themattenuating and Obsolescent. Sejugal apodeme, however, lateralty thich. Epimeres 1, 3, 4 with a large, weli developed suctorial disk each. Terminal suctorial plate also large, With ali triae and false Suctorial disks weli recognig able.

Acta Mologica Aeademiae Scientiarum Hungarieae 22, 1976

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Acta Mologiea Academiae Seientiarum Hungaricae 22, I976

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Η e marks. The final place of the species can be defined only after further revisionat work; iis relegation to the genus Histiostonia is stili proh lematic. The new species differS 1 Om iis PreSent congeners by the great disseretices extant hei ve en the claws of legs ΙΙΙ and ΙV and by the thioktiessos the sejugal apodemes. The apicalty incrassate, characteristic hairS On the POSterior part of the hysteroso ma distinguisti it also froni ali other related

Aeta MoIogica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 22, 1976