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The
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subgroup
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Roughly half of the described species in
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belong to Shatalkin’s (1996) “
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group” of species (males possessing a dorsal antennal process) and the distribution of that group appears to be restricted to the
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. A
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subset of that group, the
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subgroup, characterized by the presence of spines on the fore femur, appears to have two clusters of species: (1) those species with a long and conspicuous dorsal antennal process (called here the
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cohort); and (2) those species with only a small bump or a small thin, pointed dorsal antennal process (the
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cohort). Additionally, species in the
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subgroup appear to be even further restricted in distribution to just
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countries and adjacent islands to the east (see
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). Few studies have been conducted in areas of subtropical to tropical
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(I have only located seven specimens belonging to four species in the genus from these areas) and, given the current known distribution elsewhere, it can be logically assumed that further more rigorous collecting in forested areas should find species of this subgroup occurring in southern, southwestern, and
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, including potentially undescribed ones.
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