5. Dziriblatta (Pauciscleroblatta) multiporosa, spec. nov.

Figs. 5 A–K, 6G–L, 7E–L, 16, 17.

Etymology. The species name refers to the numerous (in Latin: multi) glandular pores (in Latin: porus) on T2 and 8, as compared with the preceding species.

Material studied.

Type material. Algeria. Holotype, ♂, Prov. Batna, Massif de l’Aurès, Teniat-Bou-Irhyal (ca. 30 km E Batna), 1700 m, 28.IV.1990, leg. B. & H.Bohn (completely on two slides: Al 19/2). (ZSM, Coll. Bohn).

Additional material. Algeria. 1♂, El Kantara, V.1924, L.Chopard (slide: Bo 363) [Al 19]. (MNHN) .— 1♂,

20♀, 2O, Prov. Batna, Monts de Belzma, Seriana, 1100–1300 m, 27.IV.1990, leg. B. & H.Bohn (slides: ♂, Al 16/4; ♀, Al 16/5,6) ; 12♀, 1O, Prov. Batna, Monts de Belezma, Col de Telmet (15 km WNW Batna), 1650 m, 28.IV.1990, leg. B. & H.Bohn (slides: ♀, Al 18/8,9) ; 4♂, 8♀, 1O, same data as holotype (slides: ♂, Al 19/5–7; ♀, Al 19/8–10) ; 7♂, 19♀, 1L, Prov. Laghouat, Aflou, Forêt de Aflou, 13.V.2013 – 6.I.2015, leg. F.Masna & Y.Adjami (slides: ♂, Al 30/1,2; ♀, Al 30/3–5) ; Prov. Djelfa, Djelfa, Forêt de Djelfa, leg. F.Masna & Y.Adjami : 3♂, 10♀, 25.III.–17.V.2012 (slides: ♂, Al 31a/1,2; ♀, Al 31a/3,4) / 8♂, ca. 40♀, 3.III.–22.VIII.2013 (slides: ♂, Al 31b/2; ♀, Al 31b/3) / 7♂, 7♀, 7.I.2014 – 21.V.2015 (Al 31c); 6♂, 36♀, 3L, Prov. Batna, Forêt de Djerma, Pin d’Alep, 24.III.–10.VI.2013, leg. I.Azzoui (slides: ♂, Al 35a/2,3,5,6; ♀, Al 35a/4,7) ; many ♂, ♀, L, Prov. Batna, National Parc of Chelia (btw. Bouhamama & Medina), 35°18’27”N 006°37’27”E, spring 2018, leg. W.Habbachi & N.Aberkane (slides: ♂, Al 36/1–6). (ZSM, Coll. Bohn) .— Tunisia. 6♂, 13♀, 1L, Prov. Kef, ca. 20 km WSW Le Kef, 500 m, 16.IV.1990, leg. B. & H.Bohn (slide: ♂, Tu 9/1,4,6,7; ♀, Tu 9/5) ; 1♀, Prov. Kef, btw. Sakiet Sidi Youssef & Touiret (NW Le Kef), 16.IV.1990, leg. B. & H.Bohn (slide: ♀, Tu 10/2) . (ZSM, Coll. Bohn).

Description. Size. Length of pronotum in male 1.70–2.24 mm, in holotype 1.95 mm (mean 1.94 mm), in female 2.34–2.53 mm (mean 2.48 mm); N 11/9.

Structures. Tegmina of both sexes as in the preceding species narrowly tongue-shaped (Figs. 5J, K). Male. Lateral field of glandular pores on T2 broader and longer than in the preceding species, occupying slightly more than a fourth of the breadth of the tergite and more than half of the length of the pre-ridge area (Figs. 5A, 6 G–L); T3 laterally along the anterior border also with glandular pores of partly relatively large size, but almost only in a single row (Fig. 5A, white arrow); T8 with numerous small glandular pores mesally near the anterior border of T8 (Fig. 5I); T7 gland variable, without species specific features (Figs. 5C, F–H); bristles along the posterior border of T2–7 shorter than in Dz. (P.) stenoptera (Figs. 5 A–E, s. especially D, E); four scale sclerites present, none pleated (Fig, 7K, L).

Colouration. Disc of thoracal nota in both sexes extremely variable in colouration, reaching from almost completely light to completely dark (Figs. 7 E-J), lightest males darker than the darkest of Dz. (P.) stenoptera, and darkest females still darker than the darkest of the former species; abdominal tergites of males much darker than in the preceding species, last tergites almost completely dark; legs always straw-coloured.

Distribution. Along the Saharan Atlas Range in Algeria up to the Aurès Mountains of Tunisia near the frontier to Algeria, between 2° and 8°30” of longitude (Figs. 16, 17).