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Remarks:
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thorax laterally with long white setulae; usually only one short postsutural intra-alar seta; petiole of wing cell r4+5 bent forwards, about as long as 1/10 of section of M beyond bend; abdominal tergites without setae; male abdomen flattened dorsoventrally; sternite 7 of female well sclerotized but inconspicuous
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