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species.
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Head with mouth cone exceptionally long, reaching back to the base of abdomen. Antennae nine-segmented with the distal segments fully distinct from each other; segments IIII distinctly stronger than distal segments; III distally with a structure interpreted as a transverse sensorium (sensoria not visible on IV). Setae on head and pronotum not assessable; one longer seta visible at the hind margin of pronotum. Fore wings with broadly rounded tips; front margin without wing fringes; longitudinal veins complete; with cross veins. Wing surface covered with microtrichia. Fore femora slender; fore tarsus without hamus. Abdominal segment VIII with ovipositor curved upwards.
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Based on the above-mentioned character states of the fore wings and the shape of the ovipositor
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is attributed to
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(see
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), even though some of the plesiomorphic features present in members of this thysanopteran family are not visible on the
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due its lateral position in the amber matrix. Regarding the antennae, the basal segments of
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are stronger than usual in
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. The shape of the structure on segment III, which is interpreted as a distal antennal sensorium, however, would support the here proposed classification.
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With its long mouth cone
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resembles
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<emphasis id="B90F9D61A62F0471FCF811E0FB19FC32" box="[841,1199,902,928]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="101">Proboscisthrips mammuthoides</emphasis>
Ulitzka
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from Baltic Eocene amber. However, the latter has the major setae on abdominal tergites IX and X much stronger. Moreover, the abdominal segment IX of
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is longer and covered with dense rows of microtrichia (
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). Most cephalic and pronotal setae of
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are not assessable and at least the head setae might be short. Regarding this feature,
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differs from most members of
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, except for some species like
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<emphasis id="B90F9D61A62F0471FF26165CFEDDFBC6" box="[151,363,1082,1108]" italics="true" pageId="2" pageNumber="101">Cranothrips bellisi</emphasis>
Mound &amp; Marullo
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(see
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). Compared to those, however, the antennae of
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are different.
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<emphasis id="B90F9D61A62F0471FF7616E4FEF8FB0E" bold="true" box="[199,334,1154,1180]" pageId="2" pageNumber="101">Etymology.</emphasis>
The name of the new genus comes from the Latin word
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, meaning bird and
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, the usual term for a genus within
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. It refers to the long and bird-beak-like mouth cone of the
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