Laphriinae
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/AF1F8B14-1B53-4E5D-FF08-EE70A99FF89D |
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Plazi |
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Laphriinae |
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Key to the South Korean genera of Laphriinae treated in this paper
1. Proboscis short ( Fig. 25), triangular in crosssection; vein closing discal cell aligned with vein closing fourth posterior cell ( Fig. 23); metallic purple/blue flies............................................................ Orthogonis
Proboscis much longer, laterally flattened ( Figs 24, 26–28); vein closing discal cell not aligned with vein closing fourth posterior cell......................................................................................................................... 2
2. Parafacial hair in dense gold/yellow/silver/black mats, clearly differentiated from surrounding hairs and bristles; elongated, slender setose flies, not resembling bumble bees; gonocoxite clearly separated into 2 halves by a depression or long setae............................................................................................ Choerades
Parafacial hair not in dense mats, not different from surrounding hairs and bristles; short, squat, heavily setose flies resembling bumble bees; gonocoxite not separated into 2 halves................................. Laphria
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