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 Namibostreptus kymatorhabdus (Attems, 1914) Figs 56, 57 Triaenostreptus kymatorhabdus : Attems 1914 a : 151–152 , figs 147–149; 1922: 98; 1928: 366; Schubart 1966: 116; Hoffman 1971: 218; Krabbe 1982: 281 ; Hamer 1998: 52. Spirostreptus kymatorhabdus : Hoffman 2008: 173 . Namibostreptus kymatorhabdus : Mwabvu et al. 2009: 50 , fig. 8. Diagnosis: Lateral lamella produces a broad, convex-shaped lateral lobe (wider than it is long and distal to median lamella apex), which extends beyond lateral edge of median lamella ( Fig. 57 , dp ); a smaller more distal lateral, bluntly triangular process is present ( Fig. 57 , trp ), and a folded apical process ( Fig. 57 ). Median lamella apically undulate with median acute peak ( Fig. 56 ). Gonopod femoral process strongly curved ( Fig. 57 ). Main part of telopodite with single loop, distal to which it abruptly narrows; apically trifurcate ( Figs 56, 57 ). Figs 56, 57. Namibostreptus kymatorhabdus (Attems) , ♂: (56) oral view of gonopod; (57) aboral view of gonopod. Abbreviations: (dp) digitiform process, (fp) femoral process, (ll) lateral lamella of gonocoxite, (ml) median lamella of gonocoxite, (s) solenomere, (ste) sternite, (trp) triangular process of lateral lamella. Scale bar = 1 mm. Description: Size : Width of males 9–12 mm , 62–74 segments; length 210 mm . Colour : Prozonite yellow, metazonite chestnut brown. Legs and antennae dark chestnut brown. Collum : Anterior corner extended into a short, rounded lateral lobe, with 3–4 complete and 2 or more incomplete folds. Gonopods : As for diagnosis. Material examined: NAMIBIA : 1♂ Walvis Bay [ 22°56'S 14°30'E ], Lübbert ( ZMHB 2043 ); 1♂ Windhoek [ 22°34'12"S 17°05'01"E ], Lübbert ( ZMHB 5197 ) . Distribution: Only known from the Walvis Bay and Windhoek regions ( Mwabvu et al. 2009 ) ( Fig. 37 ).