(Fig. 7 B–F)
Allocladius lusciniolus Saether et Andersen, 2011.
Material examined: TRISTAN DA CUNHA: 37°108′44"S; 12°326′53", Site 7, on rim, west of patches, above Molly Gulch, below Daylies hill, 2270 ft., Blechnum palmiforme -grassland mix, Malaise trap, holotype female, 15-21.ii.2005, C. Hänel (ZMBN Type. No. 422).
Diagnostic characters: This parthenogenetic species described by Saether and Andersen (2011) differs from A. wirthi by having sternite VIII with more than 20 median setae, 9–12 dorsocentral setae, LR 1 0.57–0.63, and apparently weak bulbs before the common opening of the spermathecal ducts.
Distribution
The species is known from the subantarctic islands of Gough, Tristan da Cunha and Nightingale.