? Syrioiulus cappadocius (Lohmander, 1939) comb. nov.

Amblyiulus cappadocius Lohmander, 1939: 138-140, figs 19- 22. – Mauriès, 1982: 441.

Amblyiulus cappdoicus (sic!). – Enghoff, 2006: 180.

Known records: Turkey, Keğubat near Kayseri (type locality).

Note: The solenomere in this species ends up with a broad and blunt tip, while it lacks a rod-like mesal process, and the anterior lamella does not form an apical protrusion. This combination of characters does not correspond to the latest concept of Amblyiulus (see Golovatch, 2018) but it fits the current diagnosis of Syrioiulus . Thus the species is here transferred to Syrioiulus . However, the pronouncedly spoon-shaped promere, with a lateral prominence and the mesomeral process tightly contiguous with the solenomere, partly concealing the latter in lateral view, are untypical of Syrioiulus, but are rather common within the genera Amblyiulus and Dolichoiulus . Hence the question mark applied.