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Spirobolida: Rhinocricidae:
Acladocricus spp.
Go to Acladocricus synonymy on Rhinocricidae introduction page
Acladocricus simplex (Verhoeff, 1924)
Adelobolus simplex Verhoeff 1924: 110. (Comparison with transversesulcatus, and first description).
Adelobolus simplex Hoffman & Keeton 1960: 6. (In genus catalogue; designated as type of Adelobolus.)
Adelobolus simplex Jeekel 1971: 191. (In genus catalogue as type of Adelobolus.)
Adelobolus simplex Jeekel 1981: 36. (In list of species recorded from eastern Australia.)
Adelobolus simplex Jeekel 2001: 23. (In species catalogue.)
Acladocricus simplex Marek et al. 2003: 12. (In species catalogue; new combination.)
Adelobolus simplex Jeekel 2006c: 93 (in taxonomic discussion),
95 (in species key),
98 (redescription),
99 ('The record based on a juvenile female from Malanda is dubious.').
Syntypes. 1 male and 2 females collected 1 October from Mt Tamborine, Qld;
1 juvenile female from Malanda, Qld.
Collector, date. Collected during Dr E. Mjöberg's Australia expeditions, 1910-1913.
Deposited. No information yet. NHRM?
Acladocricus transversesulcatus (Verhoeff, 1924)
Adelobolus transversesulcatus Verhoeff 1924: 110 (comparison with simplex),
111 (first description).
Adelobolus transversesulcatus Jeekel 1981: 36. (In list of species recorded from eastern Australia.)
Adelobolus transversesulcatus Jeekel 2001b: 23. (In species catalogue.)
Acladocricus transversesulcatus Marek et al. 2003: 13. (In species catalogue; new combination.)
Adelobolus transversesulcatus Jeekel 2006c: 95 (in species key),
99 (redescription) ('The locality of this species is close to that of A. simplex. Considering the differences between the two species observed by Verhoeff, relating to details of the anal somite and the metazonal striation, I fear that A. transversesulcatus is just a synonym of A. simplex. Of course, an other possibility would be that it belongs to one of the other Australian rhinocricid genera, but this seems unlikely.')
Holotype. Female.
Locality. Glen Lamington, Qld.
Collector, date. Collected during Dr E. Mjöberg's Australia expeditions, 1910-1913.
Deposited. No information yet. NHRM?
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