Neopheosia, Matsumura, 1920
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5168.5.7 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6911636 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/410787E4-8D2F-3E04-FF05-B928FA457A92 |
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Key to species of Neopheosia View in CoL
1 Male genitalia lack of gnathos........................................................................... 2
- Male genitalia with a gnathos............................................................................ 4
2 Socii shorter than uncus................................................................... N. mandschurica View in CoL
- Socii longer than uncus................................................................................ 3
3 The costal valval process is long and narrow......................................................... N. atrifusa View in CoL
- The costal valval process is thicker and shorter....................................................... N. mariae
4 Forewing ground colour ash grey, medial fasciae light grey; valval shape resembles rectangular, tip has a small flap; sacculus well developed.............................................................................. N. albiplaga View in CoL
- Forewing ground colour orange-brown, apex with a blackish mark.............................................. 5
5 Vein M 2, M 3 of forewing are with more or less blackish mark; socii in male genitalia slender.................. N. fasciata View in CoL
- Vein M 2, M 3 of forewing with blackish mark constantly absent; a dark brown triangle on vein CuA 2 present; socius short and strongly sclerotized; valval tip has a small flap, costa carries a flap; signum rounded and small.... N. pseudofasciata View in CoL sp. nov.
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