. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History). 42 o. 0 • 5 m m Figs. 42-44. Lithobius feae. Fig. 42. Ocelli. Fig. 43. Dental margin of prosternum, ventral. Fig. 44. Left $ gonopod, ventral. Spinulation: Ventral C t P ' F T I — — — amp m 2-7 — — p amp am 8 — — p amp am 9-12 — — mp amp am 13 — m amp amp am a — Lateral spine (VaC) present on 15th coxa only. Dorsal P F T amp a a amp ap a amp ap ap amp ap ap amp ap ap Remarks. Burmobius was erected by Chamberlin (1944b) as a monotypic genus, characterized by the presence of a prosternal diastema in addition to the general features of Australob
. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History). 42 o. 0 • 5 m m Figs. 42-44. Lithobius feae. Fig. 42. Ocelli. Fig. 43. Dental margin of prosternum, ventral. Fig. 44. Left $ gonopod, ventral. Spinulation: Ventral C t P ' F T I — — — amp m 2-7 — — p amp am 8 — — p amp am 9-12 — — mp amp am 13 — m amp amp am a — Lateral spine (VaC) present on 15th coxa only. Dorsal P F T amp a a amp ap a amp ap ap amp ap ap amp ap ap Remarks. Burmobius was erected by Chamberlin (1944b) as a monotypic genus, characterized by the presence of a prosternal diastema in addition to the general features of Australobius, to receive L. feae. Burmobius is, therefore, equivalent to Alloporodontius Verhoeff which was erected as a subgenus of Lithobius to receive. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original British Museum (Natural History). London : BM(NH)
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