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The praying mantis subgenus   Syngalepsus   Beier, 1954 occurs in sub-Saharan region and represents the least diverse subgenus of    Galepsus    in Africa ( Ehrmann 2002 ). All species included within the subgenus   Syngalepsus   are comprehensively revised with a distribution stretching from North of Congo Basin to South Africa. Two new species of   Galepsus  ( Syngalepsus )  Beier, 1954 (  Mantodea  ,   Tarachodidae  ) from the Central African Republic (CAR) and Malawi are described. Among several    Galepsus    specimens collected during scientific expeditions of SANGHA, Biodiversité en Terre Pygmée, in CAR’s Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, a specimen differed by genitalia conformation and other morphological characters. Two specimens collected in Malawi proved to differ by genitalia morphology.   Galepsus  ( Syngalepsus )  bucheti   sp. n.  and   Galepsus  ( Syngalepsus )  dudleyi   sp. n.  are described. An identification key for the six species of the subgenus is provided.

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A revision of    Syngalepsus    Beier, with the description of two new species from the Central African Republic and Malawi (  Mantodea  ,   Tarachodidae  )