rhips Rimula Primary types in the collection of molluscs in the KwaZulu-Natal Museum: Patellogastropoda and Lepetellida Muratov, Igor V. Heyns-Veale, Elodie African Invertebrates 2020 61 2 49 81 AFFC9E4D-EEE5-5A59-90AC-B021FB9BAC88 Herbert & Kilburn, 1986 Herbert & Kilburn 1986 Leotiomycetes Fissurellidae Rimula CoL Animalia Rimula rhips Archaeogastropoda 0 49 Ascomycota species rhips   rhipsHerbert & Kilburn, 1986: 25, figs 84-86 [ Rimula, off Port Grosvenor, Transkei ( 39°57.2'S, 31°25.9'E) [sic], 120-128 m, coarse sand, some mud, solitary coral, shells. Dredged MN: 9.4 x6.7xheight4.1 mm].  Material examined.  Holotype.South Africa • Eastern Cape, Port Grosvenor, 31°25.9'S, 29°57.9'E, depth 120-128 m, station D2; Aug. 1981; dredged MN; coarse sand, some mud, solitary coral, shells; T3018; NMSA-MOL 0C1192; Fig. 15(9.33 x6.67x3.87 mm).   Figure 15.  Rimula rhipsHerbert & Kilburn, 1986. Holotype T3018/ NMSA-MOL 0C1192. Scale bar: 5 mm.  Current status.   Rimula rhipsHerbert & Kilburn, 1986; original combination.  Remarks. The coordinates in the original description were incorrectly recorded; latitude and longitude were swopped, and it should be 29°E instead of 39°S. Subsequent to the original description, at which time  Rimula rhipswas only known by a single specimen, this species has been collected between 40 and 128 m deep up to Boteler Point, 27°01.1'S, 32°55.2'E, close to the border between South Africa and Mozambique.