Indomarengo Benjamin, 2004
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Genus Indomarengo Benjamin, 2004 View in CoL
Type species.
Indomarengo sarawakensis Benjamin, 2004
Comments.
This genus only contains four species, all endemic: one from Borneo, two from Indonesia and one from India. Two are known only from a single sex: I. chandra Benjamin, 2004 from males and I. thomsoni (Wanless 1978) from females ( WSC 2020). The genus can be distinguished from all other Ballini genera, except Sadies Wanless, 1984, Leikung Benjamin, 2004, and Afromarengo Benjamin, 2004, by the presence of a carapace protuberance. It can be distinguished from Afromarengo and Leikung by the short embolus, which has less than two spirals, and from Sadies by the lack of leaf-like carapace scales ( Benjamin 2004).
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