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Ewing, 1917
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Body integumental surface covered with concavities. Posterior furrows of prodorsum present, lamellar setae minute (length ratio of lamellar setae/prodorsum &lt;0.2). Ventral region; genital setae in a row or nearly so, distance between setae
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longer than that between
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and
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; setae
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always close to paraxial margin, in a row with anal setae; setae
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remote from the paraxial margin or close to it. Legs; setae
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on femora I minute, length ratio
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&quot;/
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&lt;2.2.
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Distribution — Semicosmopolitan subgenus –
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15 pairs of notogastral setae, as a rule only two pairs of lyrifissures,
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present. Ventral region; nine pairs of genital setae arranged in a single row and five pairs of anal and adanal setae present; setae
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remote from the paraxial margin.
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<paragraph id="D95936AB7FE3FF3DBA07FBE4FB9C94FE" blockId="139.[826,1429,486,1197]" pageId="139" pageNumber="141">Distribution — Pantropical, uncommon in northern hemisphere.</paragraph>
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