A review of the millipedes (Diplopoda) of Namibia, with identification keys and descriptions of two new genera and five new species Author Vohland, Katrin Author Hamer, Michelle text African Invertebrates 2013 2013-06-30 54 1 251 251 journal article 2305-2562 6B95969B-485A-4E3F-9FBE-4F992A5F2DC5 Chaleponcus hereronius (Attems, 1922) Odontopyge hereronia : Attems 1922: 101–103 , figs 2a–d; 1928: 391. Chaleponcus hereronius : Kraus 1960: 25 ; Schubart 1966: 123; Hamer 1998: 58. Diagnosis: Gonopod telocoxite broadly widened, with apical region folded as a “lappet” (Attems 1928), which forms a median triangular process apically.A low triangular process on lateral margin of telocoxite. Description: Size : Width 4.2–4.5 mm; 60 segments. Colour : In life black, antenna yellow-brown, darkening distally, legs yellow-brown. Head : 5 or 6 supralabral pits, epicranial and interocular suture distinct. Collum : Only very slightly anteriorly projected and with 1–2 complete folds. Paraprocts : With distinct dorsal spines. Legs : All legs with pads. Gonopods : As in diagnosis. Material examined: NAMIBIA : 1♂ 1♀ Usakos [ 22°00'11"S 15°34'59"E , 866 m ], 1911, Michaelsen ( NHMW 2622 ) . Distribution: The species is only known from the type locality, Usakos, which is close to Swakopmund in the Erongo region ( Fig. 75 ). Remark: Unfortunately, the gonopods were prepared in a manner that makes it impossible to redraw them to show the diagnostic characters.