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Key to the neotropic
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species with laterally margined abdomen and simple tarsi
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2 Smaller, apterous species of unknown relationship (fig. 1). FB: 1.1mm. ♂: Tibiae simple, median lobe with a distinct expulsion clasp (fig. 2).
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: No sclerotized spermatheca present. 1.8.0-2.5mm.
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L.
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- Larger, apterous or brachypterous species. FB; 1.4-1.9mm. ♂: Tibiae with or without apical/preapical spines, median lobe with a strongly sclerotized expulsion mechanism.
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: Spermatheca distinctly sclerotized. In the high mountains of
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..........................................(&quot;
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&quot;)
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: No distinctly sclerotized spermatheca present ............................................. ....................................................................................
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4 Sternum 9 serrate apicolaterally (fig. 4). ♂: Meso- and metatibiae simple, median lobe without a strongly sclerotized expulsion mechanism (fig. 7)
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-group: 4.0- 5.0mm (FB 2.2-2.5mm). Figs 65, 71.
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,
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<keyLead id="309F95BAFFEFE0240FF9233AAA06FD08" pageId="3" pageNumber="1554">- Sternum 9 acute apicolaterally. ♂: Meso- and metatibiae with or without pre/apical spines...................................................................................................................................5</keyLead>
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5 ♂: Mesotibiae without an apical spine. E: Median lobe without strongly sclerotized expulsion mechanisms, parameres with 1-3 apical setae....................................................... ......................................................................
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group p.p. Many neotropical species
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- ♂: Mesotibiae with an apical spine. E: Medi an lobe with strongly sclerotized expulsion mechanisms, parameres (mostly) with numerous apical setae ....................
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-group see key in
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6 Pronotum with a narrow median furrow.
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with a distinctly sclerotized spermatheca .......7
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- Pronotum without a median furrow.
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without a distinctly sclerotized spermatheca.. .....10
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<keyLead id="309F95BAFFEFE0240FF922DFAA06FC0C" box="[178,1085,903,925]" pageId="3" pageNumber="1554">7 Punctures of elytra distinctly defined..................................................................................8</keyLead>
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<keyLead id="309F95BAFFEFE0240FF922F4AA06FC29" box="[178,1085,931,953]" pageId="3" pageNumber="1554">- Punctures of elytra often confluent......................................................................................9</keyLead>
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8 Punctures of pronotum near longitudinal furrow mostly round. Abdominal punctation less dense, middle of tergites broadly impunctate. ♂: E (fig. 13). 2.9-4.0mm (FB 1.7- 1.9mm).
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- Punctures of pronotum near longitudinal furrow transversely confluent. Abdominal punctation denser, middle of tergites narrowly impunctate. ♂: E (fig. 14).
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9 Abdominal punctation fine and very dense, tergite 10 matt. ♂: E (fig. 9). 3.0-3.5mm (FB 1.8mm ..............................................................................................
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.- Abdominal punctation fine and moderately sparse, interstices on tergite 10 smooth. ♂: E (fig. 10). 3.2-3.8mm (FB 1.9mm).
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- Segment 1 of maxillary palpi yellowish. ♂: E (fig. 17). 3.0-4.0mm (FB 1.7-1.8mm). North and South America....................................................................
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11 Extremely densely punctate, matt, pubescence golden, interstices of tergites reticulate. ♂: E (fig. 15). 3.0-4.0mm (FB 1.8-1.9 mm).
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- Less densely punctate, pubescence whitish, interstices of tergites smooth. ♂: E fig. 16). 3.0-4.5mm (FB 1.8-1.9mm).
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