in the phallosome form of the male as well as in details of coloration, female genitalia and in the less pronounced venation. Other related species occur in North America (Mockford & Gurney, 1956; Mockford, 1971) and Mexico (Garcia-Aldrete, 1984).
Family LIPOSCELIDAE
3 — Liposcelis bostrychophylus Badonnel, 1931.
Material examined : Equatorial Guinea, Rio Muni, Asonga, 1 female, 15-VIII-1987, V.J. Monserrat leg.
This species is cosmopolitan and is parthenogenetic ; males are unknôwn. It is fre- quently encountered in domestic situations and is often carried by commerce. It has been reported on weaver bird nests in Angola by Badonnel (1955).
4 — Liposcelis marginepunctatus Badonnel, 1969.
Material examined : Equatorial Guinea, Rio Muni, Asonga, 1 female, 15-VIII-1987, V.J. Monserrat leg.
This is a rare and characteristic Liposcelis species. It is known from only two loca- lities in Angola (Badonnel, 1969, 1973) recorded from the nest of a lemuroid primate (Galago demidoviphasma Cabrera & Ruxton) and from leaf litter. This record incorporâtes a new habitat for the species (bird nests).
Family PACHYTROCTIDAE 5 — Nanopsocus oceanicus Pearman, 1928.
Fig. 10 to 13, Rhyopsocus nidicola, n. sp. Female : 10, epiproct; 11, paraproct; 12, gonapophyses; 13, spermatheca with accessory glands. Scale in mm. Fig. 10, 11 and 12 with the same scale.
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