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1. Occiput without tubercles (not to be confused with long pieces of light bloom which can be similar to those spines!) (
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), often with a pair of small smooth spots or depressions medial to the posterior margin of eyes; these spots are visible if occiput is not covered by dense bloom........................................................................... 2
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- Occiput with two small or extremely small light tubercles that are usually pressed to the head surface and often the same color as it (
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2. Subcostal area with two rows of areolae almost all of its length, with one row at the very base and at apex. 
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3. Costal area very narrow but distinct and with one row of very small or extremely small areolae along its entire length; areolae can be indistinct in the middle part of area length (
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). On average, larger: 4.0– 
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and Central Asia................................ 
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- Costal area is reduced in the most part of hemelytra length (usually almost the entire length), and retained as convex marginal vein only, with one row of hardly visible areolae near of hemelytra apex only (
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) or in the very base additionally. On average, smaller: 
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.................................................................................... 
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4. Costal hemelytral area very narrow but with a number of very small and not always distinct areolae along its entire length (
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). Vertex narrower: 
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. Semiarid and arid species. South-eastern
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European parts of 
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, the plains and foothills of south 
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and Central Asia, 
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, 
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, 
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, and 
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............................................................................ 
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<emphasis id="B975D53F2D5A0515FB85F3D9FB59FF6B" box="[1139,1271,181,202]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="73">C. fulvicornis</emphasis>
(Jakovlev, 1889)
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- Costal area extremely narrow and with one row of hardly visible areolae in the basal quarter and apical 1/4–1/3 of its length only; medially 1/2–2/3 its costal area reduced to a marginal convex vein without areolae (
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). Vertex wider: 
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(
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). Antennae thicker: the thickness of segment III base is 
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(
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). Slightly larger: body length 
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, body width 1.42–1.58, pronotal width 
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). Southern 
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(Karatau Ridge)................................................................................................ 
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<emphasis id="B975D53F2D5A0515FB50F224FAB0FEFC" box="[1190,1310,328,349]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="73">C. guentheri</emphasis>
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