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subfamily Antisolabidinae Brindle, 1978

• Nomenclatural details:   Justified emendation (Incorrect original spelling is Antisolabiinae)
• Ecology:
  • Terrestrial.
• Citations:
  • Brindle. 1978. Annales du Musee Royal de l'Afrique Centrale Tervuren, Series no 8, Sciences Zoologiques 225:1-204
  • Engel & Haas. 2007. Am. Mus. Novitates 3567:1-20 >> Note: Antisolabiinae Brindle, 1978a nomen imperfectum [rect Antisolabidinae]
• Type genus:  Antisolabis Burr, 1911; priority for family-group names based on Antisolabis dates from Antisolabiinae Brindle, 1978.  First use as Antisolabidinae by Brindle, 1978.

• synonym Antisolabiinae Brindle, 1978
• genus Antisolabis Burr, 1911
• species allardi (Brindle, 1971)
• species arripiens Burr, 1914
• species camerunensis (Borelli, 1914)
• species ceylonica (Brindle, 1977)
• species cordata (Brindle, 1976)
• species dammermani (Borelli, 1926)
• species fijica Steinmann, 1989
• species forficula (Burr, 1914)
• species formicoides (Burr, 1911)
• species fusca (Brindle, 1966)
• species geniculata (Montrouzier, 1864)
• species gisleni (Hincks, 1954)
• species greensladei (Brindle, 1970)
• species holdhausi (Burr, 1910)
• species javana Boeseman, 1954
• species kelangi (Brindle, 1969)
• species meridionalis (Brindle, 1978)
• species minima (Brindle, 1966)
• species myrmecoides Burr, 1911
• species neuter Steinmann, 1987
• species notabilis Steinmann, 1981
• species rugosa (Brindle, 1966)
• species scotti (Burr, 1910)
• species seychellensis (Brindle, 1976)
• species solitaria Steinmann, 1989
• species sulcatipes Burr, 1911
• species tongaica Steinmann, 1989
• species transiens Burr, 1914
• species venusta Steinmann, 1989

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