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Preliminary Key to Nearctic 
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1 Lateral pronotal margin of adults usually entirely yellow; female subgenital plate usually reaching posterior margin of sternum 9 (
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); egg collar absent and chorionic striations absent (
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); dorsal margin of epiproct usually bicolored with a black anterior band adjacent to a dark brown band (
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); basal male cercal segments about 3 times long as wide ………………………………………….. 
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1’ Lateral pronotal margins of adults with black pigment extending at least a third of the margin length, but often completely dark (
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); egg collar present, chorionic striations present although sometimes indistinct (
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, 
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); dorsal margin of epiproct narrow and black; basal male cercal segments about 2-2.5 times long as wide ………………………………...…… 2
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2 Dorsolateral margin of male epiproct slanted conspicuously caudad (
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); egg chorion covered with fine bead-like tubercles poorly organized into striations (
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) ………………………….………………. 
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2’ Dorsal margin of male epiproct almost straight; egg chorion covered with thick tubercles organized into well-developed longitudinal striations (
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) …………....….…... 
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