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1) Length of forewing vein 1CUa 0.6 times the length of vein 1CUb (
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); metapleuron with mostly punctate sculpturing (
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); first and second metasomal terga with aciculorugose sculpturing (
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) 
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­ Forewing 1CUa and 1CUb nearly equal in length (
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); metapleuron never completely covered by punctate sculpturing; first and second metasomal terga variably sculptured ................................................................................................. 2
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2) Metapleuron mostly nitid and with a conspicuously deep central pit; mesopleuron mostly nitid (
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); first metasomal tergum with areolate­rugulose sculpturing (
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) 
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..................................................... 
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Valerio &amp; Whitfield
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­ Metapleuron covered by rugulose sculpturing, medial pit present but not conspicuously deep or evident; mesopleuron almost entirely covered by punctate sculpturing (
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); first metasomal tergum with coarsely rugose sculpturing (
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) ...... 
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................................................................................................. 
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