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Key to the genera of the
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1 First rostral segment long, subequal to second and third combined, extending beyond posterior ocular margin; [scape subequal to or shorter than anteocular region]................................................................
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2 Anterior pronotal lobe armed with several long spines; humeral angles spinose; [scape subequal to or shorter than anteocular region]....................................................................................
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<keyLead id="30A3CA6BDB6D824D4C8AF9B5D3F9F986" box="[151,1435,1619,1641]" pageId="7" pageNumber="269">3 Scape distinctly longer than anteocular region.............................................................. 4</keyLead>
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4 Antennae abundantly setose; disc of pronotum with distinct sulci; external cell of hemelytral membrane only slightly wider than internal cell; species with dorsum, in some part, testaceous.....................................
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- Antennae only with sparse setae; disc of pronotum without distinct sculpture; external cell of hemelytral membrane distinctly wider than internal cell; species completely piceous, except paler joints of legs..............................
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<keyLead id="30A3CA6BDB6D824D4C8AF8E5D3F9F8F6" box="[151,1435,1795,1817]" pageId="7" pageNumber="269">5 Profemur unarmed ventrally............................................................................ 6</keyLead>
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<keyLead id="30A3CA6BDB6D824D4C8AF8C7D3F9F8D9" box="[151,1435,1824,1846]" pageId="7" pageNumber="269">- Profemur armed ventrally with distinct teeth or setigerous tubercles............................................. 9</keyLead>
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6 Body densely covered with long erect hairs; small species, length
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- Body essentially glabrous; larger species, usually
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or greater............................................. 7
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7 Eyes and ocelli small, not at all prominent; posteromedial margin of pronotum generally straight; [profemur greatly incrassate].........................................................................................
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vex; scutellum with apex greatly elongated, length of scutellum greater than basal width.........................
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- Pro- and mesofemur more slender, not greatly incrassate, metafemur not at all incrassate; posteromedial margin of pronotum somewhat convex; apex of scutellum short, basal width of scutellum greater than length.......................
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10 Ocelli large, interocellar distance only slightly wider than ocellar diameter; head with transverse sulcus set at posterior margin of eyes; rostrum pilose; prosternal sulcus lined laterad with setigerous tubercles; posterior margin of male pygophore with very broad triangular median process, parameres emarginate apically..................................
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- Ocelli small, interocellar distance at least twice ocellar diameter; head with transverse sulcus set between middle of eyes; rostrum glabrous; prosternal sulcus lined laterad with long setae, without tubercles; posterior margin of male pygophore with small rounded triangular projection between two raised lateral areas, parameres entire apically..............
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<keyLead id="30A3CA6BDB6282424C8AFE3FD3F9FDE2" pageId="8" pageNumber="270">11 Lateral margin of postocular region distinctly angulate, thus postocular region distinctly wider than anteocular region, head triangular; [profemur armed ventrally with teeth]............................................................. 12</keyLead>
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<keyLead id="30A3CA6BDB6282424C8AFDF3D3F9FDA8" pageId="8" pageNumber="270">- Lateral margin of postocular region narrowing to collum, thus postocular region not noticeably wider than anteocular region, head rhomboidal.................................................................................... 13</keyLead>
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12 Ocelli distant, separated by more than dorsal width of eye...........................................
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- Ocelli close together, not separated by dorsal width of eye.........................................
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13 Profemur strongly incrassate, armed ventrally with distinct teeth; species with anterior pronotal lobe, legs and abdomen distinctly sanguineous, head contrastingly piceous.......................................................
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- Profemur moderately incrassate, armed ventrally with setigerous tubercles; species not sanguineous but piceous, testaceous, or some combination thereof.....................................................................
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