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Following the description of the   Apatophyseini   genus    Apterotoxitiades    Adlbauer, 2008 (  Cerambycidae  :   Dorcasominae  ) from South Africa, a new species has now been discovered in the eastern Drakensberg range of the country. The holotype female is here described as    A.   aspinosus    Björnstad,  sp. n.  Also, a new small series collected at Hogsback, in the Amathole range, has allowed the description of the previously unknown female of the type species,    A.   vivesi    Adlbauer, 2008. Both species are high altitude dwellers, occurring above 1300 m asl and their habitat consists mainly of mountain grassland interspersed with mistbelt forest pockets. All specimens were recorded in the austral winter to early spring, when these mountain ranges are occasionally covered in snow and night temperature plummet below 0 °C. They appear to be nocturnal and their complete lack of wings indicates a remarkable adaptation to cold conditions at high altitude.

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Description of a new species of    Apterotoxitiades    Adlbauer, 2008 (  Cerambycidae  ,   Dorcasominae  ,   Apatophyseini  ) and the female of    A.   vivesi    Adlbauer, 2008, with notes on the biology of the genus