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<mods:title>Seven New Species Of Phanoperla Banks From Vietnam And Thailand (Plecoptera: Perlidae)</mods:title>
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Provisional Key for Mainland Southeast Asian
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[
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Cao &amp; Bae
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1 Tergum 8 with a small median lobe (
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) ……………………………………………………… 2
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1’ Tergum 8 unmodified (
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) …..………………. 6
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2 Aedeagal sac tubular, gradually tapered; basolateral area of sac with a pair of spiny patches (
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,
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2’ Aedeagal sac with additional lobes; basolateral area of sac without spiny patches (
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,
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) ………………………………………………...…… 5
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3 Largest spines on aedeagal sac form a transverse subapical row (
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) …………………....
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3’ Largest spines on aedeagal sac form irregular longitudinal rows (
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) ………………………. 4
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4 Largest spines on aedeagal sac located nearer base of sac; spines become smaller nearer apex …………………………………………………….
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4’ Largest spines clustered near tip of aedeagal sac (
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) ………………………………………..
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5 Largest aedeagal spines form transverse row more or less in center of apical spine patch (
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) ……………………………………………..
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5’ Largest aedeagal spines form transverse row at basal margin of apical spine patch (
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) ………………………………………………….
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<keyLead pageId="13" pageNumber="111">6 Aedeagal armature entirely of small to moderate size spines ………………………….…………….. 7</keyLead>
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<keyLead pageId="13" pageNumber="111">6’ Aedeagal armature includes large black cultriform spines ……………………………….. 10</keyLead>
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<keyLead pageId="13" pageNumber="111">7 Everted aedeagal sac with one or more membranous lobes ………………………………. 8</keyLead>
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<keyLead pageId="13" pageNumber="111">7’ Everted aedeagal sac tubular, without extra lobes ……………………………………………………… 9</keyLead>
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8 Mesal area of tergum 9 with two small irregular rows of sensilla between lateral patches; mesal section of aedeagal sac with a single finger-like lobe ……………………………………………....
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8’ Mesal area of tergum 9 without median sensilla between lateral patches; mesal section of aedeagal sac with a pair of finger-like lobes ………
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9 Major aedeagal armature on everted sac restricted to patch covering less than half sac length; basal half of sac constricted between sac apex and tube …………………………………………..…..
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9’ Major aedeagal armature on everted sac covers almost entire sac length (
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); base of sac constricted but sac gradually widens from base to subapical area ……………………….……..
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10 Subapical area of everted aedeagal sac bearing a complete single or double ring of large, black, cultriform spines (Figs. 21,39); tergum 9 with two large patches of sensilla, or a single fused median patch (
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) …………………………………... 11
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<keyLead pageId="13" pageNumber="111">10’ Subapical area of everted aedeagal sac bearing an incomplete ring of large, black, cultriform spines; tergum 9 with median sensilla between lateral patches …………………………………………... 13</keyLead>
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11 Almost entire lateral surface of aedeagal sac and apex of tube covered with a continuous spine patch (
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); largest aedeagal spines form a complete subapical double ring; sensilla patches of tergum 9 widely separated (
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) ……
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11’ About half of aedeagal sac surface covered with continuous spine patch (
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); largest aedeagal spines form a subapical single ring; sensilla patches of tergum 9 narrowly separated or united at base (
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) ………………………………….. 12
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12 Sensilla patches of tergum 9 completely divided; membranous lobe of aedeagal sac not covered with spines ………………………………
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12’ Sensilla patches of tergum 9 united basally (
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); membranous lobes of aedeagal sac covered with spines (
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) ……………………
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13 Everted aedeagal sac tubular, without membranous lobes; tergum 9 with a single median sensilla patch ……………………
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13’ Everted aedeagal sac bulbous and bearing a small finger-like membranous lobe; tergum 9 with median sensilla grouped in two irregular rows …………………………………………
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