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Subgenus 
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) Wirth &amp; Ratanaworabhan
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Female adults: the only subgenus of 
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in the New World with fourth and fifth palpal segments completely fused, mandibular teeth absent, a hind leg tarsal ratio of 2.11–2.75 and with a single functional spermatheca; males are not diagnosable at this time.
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