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Nippobodes   panemorfis    sp. n.  and    Leobodes   trypasis    sp. n.  are described by means of optical and Scanning Electron Microscopy ( SEM ) and compared to other congeners. The leg-folding process is described and illustrated.Nippobodes   panemorfis    sp. n.  is characterised by interlocking, double hook-shaped, posterior prodorsal condyle and anterior zone humeral apophysis; posterior prodorsal depression present. Tutorium a large lamina defining a pocket-shaped structure; bothridial opening ovoid, situated at the bottom of a U-shaped structure; deep, rounded-ovoid anterior notogastral depression present; ten pairs of notogastral setae;  c  setae looped, dentate, sharply tipped. Marginal setae  h 3  ,  p 3   on large promontories, followed by deep V-shaped incision; notogaster completely surrounded by circumgastric depression; lateral genital zone with locking structure constituted by longitudinal cuticular elevation, with promontories and a parallel furrow involved in the leg-folding process; genital plate smaller than anal plate.Leobodes   trypasis    sp. n.  is characterised by: the presence of posterior prodorsal depression and anterior notogastral depression; bridge-shaped anterior prodorsal condyles; heart-shaped frontal prodorsal orifice; ten pairs of notogastral setae; posterior prodorsal condyle and humeral condyle interlocked, forming double hook-like structure; circumgastric furrow surrounding entire notogaster; setae  lp, h 2 , h 1   situated on shallow medial furrow; notogastral setae  lm ,  lp ,  h 1  ,  h 2   medially aligned;  p 1 , p 2 , p 3 , h 3   marginally situated. Legs I-IV, tutorium, pedotectum I, and pedotectum II involved in leg folding which is inferred to be a protection mechanism.

Two new species of the family Nippobodidae ( Acari , Oribatida ), including a description of the leg-folding process