Review of the genus Singilis Rambur, 1837 of North Africa and Iberian Peninsula (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Lebiini) Author Anichtchenko, Alexander text Zootaxa 2017 4231 2 264 272 journal article 36575 10.11646/zootaxa.4231.2.8 a403f280-566f-4916-af41-76f33667d618 1175-5326 291382 963BC9C2-BDD0-4F07-9343-8A567B3CE513 Singilis (Singilis) centralis Antoine, 1963 Singilis centralis Antoine, 1963 : 553 Comments. Species described from a single specimen labeled “Fes, Sidi el Bernoussi” (= Sidi Ahmed El Bernoussi, Djebel Zalagh, 5 km NE Fes) as similar to S. soror Rambur, 1837 , but differ in having posterior angles of pronotum right, shorter elytra and intervals of elytra more convex. Body length 3.5 mm . Perhaps this species is only a variation of Singilis soror Rambur, 1837 . The type was supposed to be in MNHN but it was not possible to locate it. To make a final decision about the taxonomic status of this taxon it is necessary to study the type and additional material. Distribution. Morocco ( Fig. 12 ).