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A
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unit in short term then diverge, A
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forked in FW (
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), male gonocoxites 9 fused as a forked....
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A 2 and A 3 unit in short term then diverge, A 2 forked, A 3 simple in FW (
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), male gonocoxites 9 shaped as a pair of plates.............................................................................................
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On basal half of FW Cua (also Cua
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, Cua
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) long and parallel with hind margin ((
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)............................
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On basal half of FW Cua 2 short and not parallel with hind margin (
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Tibial spurs long and straight as long as elongated tarsal segment 1, tarsal claws with prominence (
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Tarsal segment 1 short, tibial spurs as long as tarsi 1-4 combined, tarsal claws simple (
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Tibial spurs considerably shorter than tarsal segment 1, male ectoproct with short processes (
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).....
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Tibial spurs considerably longer than tarsal segment 1, male ectoproct with long distal processes (
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)...............
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<emphasis id="E1FD4B3BFFE4FFD3FF3DFB10FF47FB67" bold="true" box="[151,169,1162,1183]" pageId="2" pageNumber="66">5.</emphasis>
Cup in FW very short runs to A1 directly (
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)...........................................................
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Cup in FW partly parallel before connecting with A1 (
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<emphasis id="E1FD4B3BFFE4FFD3FF3DFB5EFF47FB21" bold="true" box="[151,169,1220,1241]" pageId="2" pageNumber="66">6.</emphasis>
Smaller species (FW
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<emphasis id="E1FD4B3BFFE4FFD3FF3DFB78FF71FB0F" bold="true" box="[151,159,1250,1271]" pageId="2" pageNumber="66">-</emphasis>
Larger species (FW longer than
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<emphasis id="E1FD4B3BFFE4FFD3FF3DFB65FF47FAEC" bold="true" box="[151,169,1279,1300]" pageId="2" pageNumber="66">7.</emphasis>
Wings narrow, both margins almost parallel, tarsal segment 1 and tibial spurs elongated as long as or longer than segment 2-4 combined, male abdomen usually very long (
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)...........................................
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Wings long oval, tarsal segment 1 not elongated, tibial spurs varied in length..................................... ..
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<emphasis id="E1FD4B3BFFE4FFD3FF3DFACDFF47FA94" bold="true" box="[151,169,1367,1388]" pageId="2" pageNumber="66">8.</emphasis>
Smaller species (FW shorter than
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), tibial spurs shorter than tarsal segment 1-4 together or missing...............................................................................................
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Larger species (FW longer than
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Tarsal claws enlarged, at least three fourth part of tarsal segment 5, tibial spurs slightly curved,
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)....................................................................
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Navás
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Tarsal claws reach only half length of tarsal segment 5, tibial spurs obviously curved and strong, Banksian line not visible in FW...................................................................................
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Tibial spurs as long as tarsal segment 1, claws opposable..............
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Navás
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Tibial spurs as long as tarsal segment 1-2 combined, claws not opposable.........
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Banks
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Banks
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