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The genus    Diaphorodesmus    is revised and shown to comprise only a single species,    D.   dorsicornis    (Porat, 1894) by priority, with the only other formal congener,    D.   attemsii    Verhoeff, 1938, considered as its junior subjective synonym,  syn. n.  A new monotypic genus,    Diaphorodesmoides    gen. n. , is created to include    D.   lamottei    sp. n. , from southwestern Cameroon. Both these genera seem to be especially similar in sharing remarkable dorsal horns on metaterga 2–4, a unique synapomorphy in the basically Afrotropical subfamily   Prepodesminae  , family   Chelodesmidae  , to which they belong. In contrast to    Diaphorodesmus    which shows two, increasingly short, paramedian horns on each of metaterga 2–4, the ozopores borne on distinct porosteles, and the gonopod prefemoral process and solenophore less strongly elaborate,    Diaphorodesmoides    gen. n.  has a single, increasingly large, central horn on each of metaterga 2–4, the ozopores opening flush dorsolaterally on the surface of poriferous paraterga, and both the gonopod prefemoral process and solenophore especially complex. The genus    Campodesmoides    VandenSpiegel, Golovatch &amp; Nzoko Fiemapong, 2015, and its sole, and type, species    C.   corniger    VandenSpiegel, Golovatch &amp; Nzoko Fiemapong, 2015, are transferred from   Campodesmidae   to   Chelodesmidae   and formally synonymized with    Diaphorodesmus    and    D.   dorsicornis   , both  syn. n.

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Review of the western African millipede genus    Diaphorodesmus    Silvestri, 1896 (  Diplopoda  ,   Polydesmida  ,   Chelodesmidae  ), with the description of a similar, but new monotypic genus from Cameroon