Paracyriothasastes marmoreus (Pascoe, 1857) (Figures 1–5)

Cereopsius marmoreus Pascoe, 1857: 105 (type locality: “ Malacca, Malaysia ”); Gemminger & Harold 1873: 3025 (catalogue); Aurivillius 1922: 114 (catalogue); Breuning 1943: 163; Breuning 1944: 355; Breuning 1949: 7; Breuning 1961: 350 (catalogue).

Cereopsius mysticus Thomson, 1865: 556 (type locality: “ Malaysia ”); Gemminger & Harold 1873: 3025 (catalogue); Aurivillius 1922: 114 (catalogue); Breuning 1944: 355; Breuning 1949: 7 (synonym).

Uraechoides vivesi Breuning, 1981: 74 (type locality: “ Cameron Highlands, Malaysia ”). syn. nov.

As stated above, we observe that C. marmoreus (Fig. 1) and U. vivesi (Figs 2–5) are identical, we thus consider Uraechoides vivesi Breuning, 1981 as a junior synonym of Paracyriothasastes marmoreus (Pascoe, 1857) .

Type material examined. Cereopsius marmoreus Pascoe, 1857: holotype (BMNH), Malacca, Malaysia. Sex unknown. Examined from a photograph (Fig. 1). Uraechoides vivesi Breuning, 1981: holotype (CEV), “ Uraechoides vivesi nov.” printed on a rectangular white label in black ink, “CAMERON HIGHLANDS, W. MALAYSIA, 2000 FT, ABOVE 3EA LEVEL ” printed on a rectangular yellowish label in black ink, “ Uraechoides vivesi mihi typ” handwritten by Breuning and “Breuning dét.” printed on a rectangular yellowish label in black ink, “ TYPE ” printed on a rectangular red label with black border in black ink. Male. Examined from four photographs (Figs 2–5).

Distribution. Borneo, Malaysia (Malacca, Pahang), Singapore.