Remarks
This is one more species of the ubiquum-group, this species is very similar to P. sideroicus , P. ubiquum , P. atypicussp. n. , and P. ritaleeae sp. n. in the general body chaetotaxy. The main differences are to be found in the dorsal cephalic chaetotaxy. Pararrhopalites ironicus sp. n. can be differentiated from those species by presenting only five spines (type 8 in Fig. 8), the Ant. I with Only five chaetae, the apical organ of Ant. III chaeta ape is a normal chaeta (type 21 in Fig. 8), unguiculus III apical filament reaching but not exceeding the tip of the unguis and lacking the corner tooth.