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2 Abdominal segment 1 with 2 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segment 2 with 01 ventral bristlelike spines on each side of hind leg sheath; abdominal segment 8 with single dorsal spine and small reddish brown spiracle on each side of midline and with 2 short dorsolateral bristlelike spines; head with 4 posterior antennal processes.... ..
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, lacking dorsolateral spines, or sometimes with 12 dorsolateral spines; head with 35 posterior antennal processes......................... 3
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3 Head with 3 posterior antennal processes; abdominal segments 25 with 2129 dorsal spines; abdominal segments 37 with 9 11 ventral bristlelike spines on each side of median space..............................
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McAtee, 1919
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4 Median facial spines without posterior or 12 lateral bristles; abdominal segment 1 without dorsolateral bristlelike spines on each side and with 35 postspiracular bristlelike spines................................
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5 Abdominal segments 15 usually with 3340 dorsal spines; pupal case large, greatest length
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, greatest width 6.0 mm; facial area with 3 small, basally fused median spines on each side; abdominal segments 35 with median space dividing ventral transverse row of spines, and lacking short median bristlelike spines...................
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- Abdominal segments 15 usually with 2830 dorsal spines; pupal case smaller, greatest length 14.018.0 mm, greatest width 3.03.5; facial area with 12 medium size, basally fused median spines on each side; abdominal segments 35 with or without ventral median space and with112 short median bristlelike spines.......................
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<emphasis id="B919F50BE900FFBAFBC2F8AAEA110C25" box="[1150,1282,1894,1915]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="490">Laphria ferox</emphasis>
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7 Abdominal segment 1 with 3452 stout dorsal spines, usually 68 dorsolateral bristlelike spines (sometimes none) and 610 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segments 25 with 515 dorsolateral bristlelike spines on each side.....................................................................................
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8 Abdominal segment 1 with dorsal transverse row of subequal, short, stout spines and 5 alternately long and short postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segment 2 with 8 ventral spines on each side of hind leg sheath; abdominal segments 67 with 1012 stout dorsal spines and 68 dorsolateral bristlelike spines.......................
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9 Abdominal segment 1 with a dorsomedially pair of short bifurcate spines and 3 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segment 2 with 78 ventral bristlelike spines on each side of hind leg sheaths; abdominal segment 3 with 1013 ventral bristlelike spines on each side of midline; abdominal segments 47 with 1926 ventral bristlelike spines; abdominal segments 67 with 13 stout dorsal spines; abdominal segment 8 with 1 large dorsal spine and 1 small yellowish spiracle on each side of midline.............................................................................
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- Abdominal segment 1 with dorsomedian pair of long spines and 67 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segment 2 with 56 ventral bristlelike spines on each side of hind leg sheath; abdominal segments 37 with 1822 ventral bristlelike spines; abdominal segments 67 with 68 stout dorsal spines; abdominal segment 8 with 1 large dorsal spine, 1 small, light yellowish to reddish brown spiracle, and 12 short dorsolateral spines on each side of midline..............
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<emphasis id="B919F50BE901FFBBFB3DFD09EA2B0984" box="[1153,1336,709,730]" italics="true" pageId="13" pageNumber="491">Laphria flavicollis</emphasis>
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10 Proboscidal sheath of equal width for entire length; abdominal segment 1 with 2326 dorsal spines, 01 dorsolateral bristlelike spines, and 3 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segments 25 with 1926 dorsal spines; abdominal segments 26 usually with 34 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segment 7 with 610 dorsal spines, 35 dorsolateral bristlelike spines, and 34 postspiracular bristlelike spines.......................................
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- Proboscidal sheath broadened at the apex; abdominal segment 1 with 40 dorsal spines, 35 dorsolateral bristlelike spines, and 5 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segments 25 with 2735 dorsal spines; abdominal segments 26 usually with 56 postspiracular bristlelike spines; abdominal segment 7 with 13 dorsal spines, 68 dorsolateral bristlelike spines, and 8 postspiracular bristlelike spines....................................................
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<emphasis id="B919F50BE901FFBBFB30FC7CEA24089B" box="[1164,1335,944,965]" italics="true" pageId="13" pageNumber="491">Laphria posticata</emphasis>
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