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Subgenus 
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Burnett, 1830
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SPECIES: As for the genus.
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REMARKS: See Pavan and Voss (2016) for a morphological diagnosis of this taxon. Subgeneric monophyly is strongly supported by phylogenetic analyses of the multilocus sequence datasets reported by 
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, 2016) and 
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. Eight species are currently recognized.
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