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Species Group 2. Subapical incision on R.2 present. C. graniger 
(Figs. 95-97, 99), C. orient alis (Figs. 102, 103, 127-129), C. capu- 
cina (Figs. 104, 130- 132), C. poduriformis (Figs. 133-135), C. 
tuberculata (Figs. 100, 112-114), C. gibbicollis (Figs. 98, 118-120), 
C. sp. (Figs. 25-27, 105). 
Zuluiinii — L2d is an unevenly outlined plate, the left side of 
which is scale-like or smooth; R2 with a subapical incision. Li sim- 
ilar to Bantua. I place Zuluia (Figs. 145-160), an African genus, 
in this tribe. Z. abscissa (Figs. 155, 158) has a lobe-like extension 
on the left side of L2d which is absent in Z. lithostrota (Fig. 149) 
and Z. pubescens (Fig. 152). 
Rehn (1932) stated that Zuluia is a relative of Derocalymma and 
H ostilia, but in general, the relationship appeared closer to Hostilia. 
The cf genital phallomeres do not support this suggestion. 
Derocalymmini. — Li, which is very similar in all the species 
examined, has a deep cleft which may curve upwards slightly; 
normally the margins of the 2 lobes are close together (e.g., Figs. 
187, 199), but in some preparations the phallomere was distorted by 
pressure of the coverslip so that the sclerotized margins were widely 
separated (e.g., Figs. 178, 196). The upper lobe is usually somewhat 
narrower and more elongate than the lower lobe, and the latter lacks 
setae. L2d is a broad flat sclerotized plate of variable shape, slightly 
separated from L2vm, and whose surface appears weakly wrinkled 
or scale-like. The R2, generally similar in all species examined, is 
unmodified, lacking an apical notch or subapical incision. I place 
Derocalymma (Figs. 161-227), an African genus, in this tribe. 
Based on the shape of L2d, I separate 2 species groups: 
Species Group 1. The L2d variable in shape, but lacking a 
finger-like projection on the right side: D. lampyrina (Figs. 161, 
1 73- 1 78 ) , D. kalahari (Figs. 163, 182-184), D. granulata (Figs. 
164, 185-190), D. porcellio (Figs. 165, 191-196), D. silphoides 
(Figs. 166, 197-199), D. rajiformis (Figs. 167, 200-205), D. cru- 
ralis (Figs. 168, 206-208), D. versicolor (Figs. 169, 209-2 14), D. 
sp. (Figs. 162, 179-181 ). 
Species Group 2. Distinct finger-like projection extending from 
the right side of the L2d: D. costata (Figs. 170, 21 5-21 7), D. 
pluteus (Figs. 1 71, 218-223), D. scruposa scruposa (Figs. 172, 
224-226). 
Rehn (1932) in a. study of Derocalymma , using female characters, 
arranged the species in what seemed to him to be a natural phylo- 
genetic order. He considered D. pluteus as the least specialized of 
the genus (the $ shows no traces of caudo-lateral diverging “gut- 
