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The tribe lnsarini is delimited in this paper to four genera: Arethaea, Brachyinsara, lnsara and Psilinsara. A table to separate these genera is provided. The generic boundaries are not well delimited in this tribe. The genus Callinsara n. syn. is synonymized under Sictuna and is moved to the group Plagiopleurae. The tribal boundaries of lnsarini a...
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