18. Labia nodulosa Brindle, 1973 Original combination Labia conspicua Borelli, 1906: 9–10. Labia nodulosa Brindle, 1973: 395–398. Current combination Paralabella conspicua (Borelli, 1906) — Steinmann, 1989: 578. Type material Holotype (1 male; dried, on cardboard) COSTA RICA • 1 ♂ (Fig. 56); “Costa Rica / Coronado / 15.II.1931 / F. Nevermann // Holotype // Holotype // Labia ♂ / nodulosa Brindle / det. A. Brindle 1973 / holotype // ZMH 76582 ” Paratypes (1 female; dried, on cardboard: ZMH 76583 • 4 males; in ethanol: ZMH 866031) COSTA RICA • 1 ♀ (Fig. 57); “ Costa Rica / Coronado / 15.II.1931 / F. Nevermann // Allotype // Paratypoid // Labia ♀ / nodulosa Brindle / det. A. Brindle 1973 / allotype // ZMH 76583 ” • 4 ♂; “ Costa-Rica / Coronado / 15.II.31 / F. Nevermann leg. / Eing. Nr. 164 1931. // Labia ♂ / nodulosa Brindle / det. A. Brindle 1873 / paratypes // Paratype // ZMH 866031 ” 395–396, Abb. 1, 2, Costa Rica, Coronado, 15. 2.1931, ♂, Holotype, ♀, Allotype (4). Type locality Costa Rica: Vázquez de Coronado. Current status Accepted synonym of Paralabella conspicua (Borelli, 1906). Remarks The four type specimens conserved in ethanol are unfortunately broken into multiple pieces. Brindle (1973) already states in the original description that the abdomen of all four are separated from the rest of the body. The current condition shows that they must have been further damaged in the past decades. As they are all housed in one glass, we fixed one ZMH-number for all individuals instead of one for each specimen.

Published as part of Nguyen, Eileen, Matzke, Danilo, Federspiel, Miriam, Peters, Carolin & Husemann, Martin, 2025, An annotated type catalogue of earwigs (Dermaptera) in the Zoological Museum Hamburg (ZMH), pp. 494-522 in Zootaxa 5673 (4) on pages 512-514, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5673.4.2, http://zenodo.org/record/16982566