P. sabahensis n. sp. (Figs. 1–3, 9–13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28) Etymology: toponymical adjective derived from Sabah (terra typica). Type material. Holotype, ɗ, ‘27a SABAH (Tambunan distr.): Crocker / Range, 1560–1650m á proximité du / col (route Kota Kinabalu-Tambunan), / forêt de Lithocarpus - Castanopsis , tamisage / de bois pourri, feuilles mortes et mousses / 16.v.1987, leg. D.Burckhardt et I.Löbl’. Specimen is cardmounted, right foreleg mounted separately. The same pin bears locality label and red label: ‘ HOLOTYPE / Phenicocleus sabahensis n. gen. & n. sp. / Štys & Baňař det. 2009’. Holotype is deposited in the collections of Museum of Natural History, Geneva. Habitat. Collected in a humid mountain forest of Lithocarpus and Castanopsis . Method of collecting. The specimen was collected by sieving rotten wood, moss, and dead leaves. Total length: 5.2 mm. For other measurements see Table 1. Distribution of setigerous tubercles on body: epicranium and the entire posterior lobe covered by numerous minute setigerous tubercles all over (rather inconspicuous marginally). Lateroventral margin of buccular bridge (ventral view) with two large pointed tubercles directed towards the basis of the antennifer. Distribution of setigerous tubercles on forelegs. Forecoxa on distal half of ventral face with irregularly distributed 10 sharp tubercles, foretrochanter on ventral face with 14 such tubercles, situated approximately in a curved double-row. Basal half of ventral face of forefemur with 9 setigerous tubercles (Fig. 9), situated in irregular double-row. Foretibia and foretarsus without tubercles. Coloration. Mostly yellowish brown to brown; head, antennal segment I, pronotum and ventral part of thorax strongly lustrous, brownish black; forewings brownish grey (both veins and membrane). Fore knees concolorous with other parts of forelegs. Head. Cuticle on dorsum rugulose. Maximum width of eye 0.79 times width of dorsal synthlipsis, 1.38 times width of ventral synthlipsis. Posterior lobe laterally regularly rounded, ...