Cephalops (Semicephalops) ultimus (Becker, 1900)

FRANCE: Ardèche, forêt de Païolive, Granzon, 30.ix.2010, M. Speight & E. Castella, det. P. Withers [1♂, PCPW] . SPAIN: Madrid, Sierra de Guadarrama, Cercedilla, Estación Biológica El Ventorrillo, 40°45′16.5′′N 4°01′15.5′′W, 1450 m, 6–14.vii.1989, J.L. Nieves & C. Rey [2♂♂, MNCN]; same data as previous, 14–21.vii.1989 [1♀, MNCN]; Asturias, Tanda, 2–9. viii.1993, C. Rey [1♀, MNCN] ; Madrid, Sierra de Guadarrama, Cercedilla, Estación Biológica El Ventorrillo, 40°45′16.5′′N 4°01′15.5′′W, 1450 m, 21–28.ix.1989, J.L. Nieves & C. Rey [1♀, MNCN] . TURKEY *: Isparta, Kovada, 7.vii.1997, M.J. Ebejer, det. D.J. Gibbs [1♂, PCME] ; Mugla, Marmaris, 14.vii.1997, M.J. Ebejer, det. D.J. Gibbs [3♂♂, M.J. Ebejer] .

Remarks. The recently described Cephalops lusitanicus Kehlmaier & Andrade, 2016 from Portugal stands very close to C. ultimus . A separation of these species based on external morphology and genitalic characters is provided in Kehlmaier & Andrade (2016). Female specimens of C. ultimus from the Mediterranean tend to have yellowish abdominal markings as seen in C. perspicuus . Hence, a closer look at the female ovipositor is necessary to distinguish the C. ultimus from C. perspicuus (see Kehlmaier & Andrade 2016).