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1. Forewingrelativelyshortandbroad,withabroadlytruncateapex,broadestatorbeyondthemiddle(
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)....................................................................................
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— Forewing longer and narrower with a more angular apex, broadest in basal half..................
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2(1). Forewing membrane somewhat opaque, amber colored, with a restricted speckled pattern around the stem of vein R+M+Cu; cell m
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evenly convex anteriorly; costal break distinct. Head and thorax dark orange and fuzzy. Genal processes cone-shaped........
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<emphasis id="78E3EA80FFF3FF835BEA98442F7048F8" bold="true" box="[1165,1322,1900,1927]" italics="true" pageId="34" pageNumber="33">K. grandiceps</emphasis>
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— Forewing (
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) membranous, weakly infuscate with a transverse brown banding pattern across the apical margin; cell m
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smaller; vein
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slightly sinuous; costal break indistinct. Genal processes (
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) lobe-shaped....................
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Burckhardt and Halbert
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,
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3(1). Forewing more rhomboidal; costal margin relatively straight, apical margin more truncate, wing apex lying in anterior half of wing; setae along veins pale but long and conspicuous; surface spinules present throughout most cells. Paramere and aedeagus more slender. Larger species: head width&gt;
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, forewing length&gt;
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Crawford
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— Forewing weakly rhomboidal; costal margin more evenly curved, apical margin less truncated, wing apex lying at mid-point of wing; setae along veins shorter and less conspicuous, surface spinules restricted to apices of cells. Paramere and aedeagus relatively shorter and more robust. Smaller species: head width &lt;
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, forewing length &lt;
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...................
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Tuthill
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