﻿AbstractEuborellia(Anisolabididae:Anisolabidinae) is one of the most speciose genera of earwigs (Dermaptera), and its species-level classification is difficult. To settle the classification of brachypterous species with abbreviated tegmina recorded from East and Southeast Asia, we examined the morphology and reproductive isolation of three tentativeEuborelliaspecies, and analyzed the DNA barcoding region of the mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI) gene. The observed complete reproductive isolation among the threeEuborelliataxa and considerable differentiation in theCOIsequences clearly show that each should be treated as a separate species. Based on morphology, distribution and the DNA sequence, we identifyEuborelliasp. 1 of Malaysia asE.annulata(Fabricius), a circumtropical cosmopolitan with no records of a fully winged form. Samples from Ioto Island (= Iwo-jima Island: Ogasawara Islands, southern Japan) were also identified as this species.Euborelliasp. 3, from the main islands of Japan, was generally larger and lacked a Y-shaped pigmented area on the penis lobe, which is characteristic ofEuborelliasp. 1. We propose reinstatingE.pallipes(Shiraki) as the oldest name for this taxon.Euborelliasp. 2, even the brachypterous form, can be distinguished from these two species by its paler coloration (particularly the femora), ecarinate post-abdomen, and the shape of the male genitalia (parameres). We tentatively identify this species asE.philippinensisSrivastava based on the morphology of the brachypterous form, although the macropterous form cannot be distinguished fromE.femoralis(Dohrn).