Abstract
Two new Corinnomma species from Yunnan, China are described and illustrated in detail: Corinnomma simplex sp. nov. and C. spiralis sp. nov.. A redescription of C. severum is provided and the molecular results of the two new species are presented: C. simplex sp. nov. with a genetic distance of 0.000 and C. spiralis sp. nov. with 0.001.
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