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Species of Teledapus, females, head, dorsal view, and pronotum. 38 -T. dorcadioides; 39 -T. ocularis; 40, 43 -T. querceti; 41-42 -T. celsicola. 39, 41-43 -paratypes (39-43 -photographs by Luboš Dembický). Рис. 38-43. Виды рода Teledapus, самки, голова сверху и переднеспинка. 38 -T. dorcadioides; 39 -T. ocularis; 40, 43 -T. querceti; 41-42 -T. celsicola. 39, 41-43 -паратипы (39-43 -фотографии Л. Дембицкого).
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A review of the tribe Teledapini Pascoe, 1871, including the genera Teledapus Pascoe, 1871, Teledapalpus Miroshnikov, 2000 and Parateledapus Miroshnikov, 2000, is provided. The morphological differences between the very similar and taxonomically complex genera Teledapus and Teledapalpus, which include some transitional forms, are discussed. The par...
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