Parectyphus Hesse, 1972
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Genus Parectyphus Hesse, 1972 View in CoL
Parectyphus Hesse 1972: 165. Type species: Parectyphus namibiensis Hesse, 1972, by monotypy.
Diagnosis:
The genus can be distinguished from other Afrotropical Mydidae by the presence of a complete stump vein (R3) connecting R2 and R4, the distinctly clubbed metathoracic femur, the presence of a ventral keel on the metathoracic tibia terminating into a well-developed apical spine, M3+CuA1 terminate together into C on the posterior wing margin, the configuration of the male terminalia, and its apparent distribution in south-western Namibia and far north-western South Africa.
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