Plectrocnemia Stephens, 1836
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Genus Plectrocnemia Stephens, 1836 View in CoL
Type species.
Plectrocnemia senex Stephens, 1836.
Description and diagnosis.
Ocelli absent. Filiform antennae about as long as forewings or shorter. Maxillary palps each five-segmented with the 1st and 2nd segments much shorter than the 3rd segment, terminal segment longest and annulated. Plectrocnemia adults with complete forewing venation, apical forks I, II, III, IV, V present; fork I petiolate and fork II sessile; discoidal and median cells closed; crossveins r, s, r-m, and m usually present. In hind wings apical forks I, II, V present, fork I petiolate and fork II sessile; discoidal cell closed. Tibial spur formula 3/4/4.
The two new Plectrocnemia species are very similar and differ clearly in the one-segmented inferior appendages which are robust and short or long.
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Annulipalpia |
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Psychomyioidea |
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