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1 Tarsi two segmented, the first segment shorter than the second; ocelli present............................ 
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3 Parempodia divergent at apices, usually thickened; a prominent collar present, separated from anterior margin of pronotum by a deep furrow.................................................................................. 
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- Parempodia convergent at apices, usually slender; pronotal collar absent, if present, not separated from pronotum by a deep furrow................................................................................... 
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5 Pulvilli arising from base or inner margin of claw; hemelytral membrane with.................. two cells; tarsi uniformly slender....................................................................................... 
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- Pulvilli arising from ventral surface of claw; hemelytral membrane with one or two cells; tarsi thickened distally or slender with tiny pretarsi............................................................................... 
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6 Claws distinctly toothed or thickened at bases; never toothed apically............................... 
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- Claws not toothed or thickened basally; apex almost always with a fine subapical tooth ..................... .. 
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