On Afrauropus and Monodauropus, two African genera of Pauropoda (Myriapoda) Author Scheller, Ulf Häggeboholm, Häggesled, SE- 53194 Järpås (Sweden) ulf. scheller @ telia. com scheller@telia.com text Zoosystema 2008 30 4 795 798 journal article 5201 10.5281/zenodo.4689998 216f128f-70e2-41e5-9168-3d0cd70d5795 1638-9387 4689998 Monodauropus mirabilis Remy, 1953 TYPE MATERIAL . — Holotype by monotypy, “Femelle 9 pp. Vuillaume 28. VI .51”, microscopic slide ( PMLA001 ). The collecting site in Ivory Coast stated in Remy’s description is “Institut intercolonial d’Adiopodoumé”, which is situated in the Abengourou Region at the road between Abidjan and Abengourou. REMARKS The coverglass has been removed long time ago and the type specimen could not be found. Remy’s description states that, as distinguished from other species in Pauropodidae Lubbock, 1867 the setae of the tergites were very thick, fusiform, annulate and yellow and that they were placed in distinctly sclerotized shields. The legs were unusually short. Remy was an able taxonomist and there is no reason to question his observations but because the holotype has disappeared, Monodauropus mirabilis has to be considered incertae sedis until further specimens have been collected.