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Designation of
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Species groups in
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are highly valuable for diagnostic purposes to make associations easier, especially in such large genera as
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, with about 400 species described worldwide (also see
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Stonis
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2013a
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). In the present paper, we designated one more species group, the
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group, for the species which possess remarkable genitalia characters: the partially reduced tube of the phallus (
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), the dentate cornuti (
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), and the strongly developed utriculus in the female genitalia, which can be equal or longer than the corpus bursae (
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). The later two characters are unique among
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and hitherto were unknown in the family, while the partial reduction of the phallus is also shared with two other species described in the current paper but not attributed to the
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group.
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Characters of morphology: forewing often with an apical purple spot; androconial scales absent; frontal tuft varies from fuscous brown to orange (
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); in the male genitalia, gnathos often broadly U-shaped, anterior processes of gnathos short or absent, chitinization of phallus reduced on distal part (partial reduction of phallus), vesica with numerous small dentate cornuti, manica absent; in the female genitalia, accessory sac weakly defined, ductus spermathecae strongly chitinized; utriculus unusually developed (as a large sac, sometimes even longer than corpus bursae); unique short, thickened spines sometimes occur in distal part of corpus bursae, signa absent.
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Host-plant preferences unknown. More than
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and female adults of three species of the
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group (
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,
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,
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) were collected around the Lenga beech –
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(Poepp. &amp; Endl.) Krasser
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,
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, but there is insufficient evidence that
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is the host-plant.
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<paragraph id="8BCD36C6FFD3FFA302E6F8984B95F8C8" blockId="30.[151,1436,1173,1882]" pageId="30" pageNumber="351">Distribution and taxonomic diversity: the group currently comprises 7 species (all described as new in the current paper, and all occurring in the southern Andes.</paragraph>
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