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The genus includes five species inhabiting mountainous regions from
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to north-east
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, south and central
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, northern
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,
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,
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and
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. The stout, long-legged larva has been described in detail only for
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<emphasis id="29AEEAA9E03AD75DFF16EE93FE7DFD11" box="[248,439,691,717]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="224">Caliphaea angka</emphasis>
Hämäläinen
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(
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Yang
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. 2021
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), and was collected at
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“in small sluggish montane streams, with numerous hydro-phytes”. Apart from its distinctive habitus (
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), with very short ovoid caudal gill bearing a row of 56 tubercles along the outer ridge, with the median gill much smaller and thin and membranous (
<figureCitation id="83E12A3EE03AD75DFF71EF3FFF3FFCE5" box="[159,245,799,825]" captionStart="FIGURES 4251. 42" captionStartId="9.[151,264,1592,1616]" captionTargetBox="[165,1413,192,1557]" captionTargetId="figure-15@9.[151,1435,181,1568]" captionTargetPageId="9" captionText="FIGURES 4251. 42. Archineura incarnata: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below (drawn from Yang et al. 2022). 43. Echo modesta: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below, with baso-dorsal shield arrowed (original illustration). 44. Psolodesmus mandarinus, dorsal view of caudal gills, with baso-dorsal shield of median gill arrowed (redrawn from Matsuki &amp; Lien 1978). 45. Mnais andersoni, left lateral caudal gill with upper margin of median gill visible; baso-dorsal shield of median gill arrowed (original illustration). 46. Mnais gregoryi: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below, with baso-dorsal shield arrowed (drawn from Yang et al. 2021). 47. Caliphaea angka: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below (drawn from Yang et al. 2021). 48. Matrona basilaris: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below (drawn from Wang et al. 2017). 49. Vestalaria venusta: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below (drawn from Wang et al. 2017). 50. Vestalis amoena group: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below (redrawn from Lieftinck 1965). 51. Vestalis melania: caudal gills; left lateral above, median below (redrawn from Guadalquiver et al. 2022)." figureDoi="http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13618337" httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/13618337/files/figure.png" pageId="15" pageNumber="224">Fig. 47</figureCitation>
); the prementum is distinctive, with a very narrow deep median cleft and the lateral lobes well separated apically, and the scape of the antenna is less than half its total length (
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). The best-known species of the genus is
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<emphasis id="29AEEAA9E03AD75DFF5CEF47FEE6FC5D" box="[178,300,871,897]" italics="true" pageId="15" pageNumber="224">C. confusa</emphasis>
Hagen
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but the larva has not yet been formally described or illustrated, the purported description by
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having been shown to be based on a misidentification (
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). Larva of this species have been collected in
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(S.G. Butler pers comm.), and its similarity to
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leaves no doubt as to its identity, given that it is the only species of the genus in those localities. It differs slightly in the shape of the prementum and the outer caudal gills are slightly more elongate. The species in the genus are all closely related and all larvae are expected to have similar characters. In addition, I collected in 2003 a single mature specimen of
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from Doi Inthanon,
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at ca
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which may be
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Asahina
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(Orr unpublished data). It differs in some respects, notably general build, from Himalayan
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and
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but agrees with them in key characters.
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