, 6. Dactylodiplosis petibaurum Maia, sp. nov. 5. Male abdomen, 6th-8th segments, lateral view. 6. Male terminalia, dorsal view.

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... 2-7 with mostly double row of posterior setae, 3 rows of setae mixed with a few scales near midlength, and pair of closely set anterior trichoid sensilla; sternite 8 with setae and scales on posterior half and the pair of trichoid sensilla widely spaced. Terminalia ( Figure 6): gonocoxite 0.30 mm long, 0.13 mm wide (at midlength), with mediobasal lobe 0.07 mm long and 0.03 mm wide (at midlength); gonostylus setulose at basal 1/3, ridged beyond, with scattered, larger; tergite 8 undefined, a pair of trichoid sensilla evident. Sternites 2-6 generally as for male; sternite 7 with setae and scales on posterior 2/3 and a pair of closely set trichoid sensilla, sternite 8 undefined, a pair of closely set trichoid sensilla evident. ...

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... to segregate Dactylodiplosis species 1. Male: gonocoxites with mesobasal lobes narrow (Figure 18), aedeagus relatively wide ( Figure 18); larva: spatula one-toothed (Figure 19) (Figure 20), aedeagus relatively narrow (Figure 20), larva: spatula two-toothed ( Figure 21) Figure 22); tarsal claws curved beyond basal third ( Figure 23); gonostyli relatively narrow ( Figure 18); pupa: antennal horns short ( Figure 24); larva: spatula with shaft about 4 times longer than apical teeth ( Figure 25); gall: hairy, spherical, on leaves (Figure 26) Rübsaamen, 1915. Distribution: Brazil and Peru 2ʹ. ...