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Posthumeral
elytral emargination present; mesepimeron visible from above (fig.
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Posthumeral
elytral emargination lacking; mesepimeron not visible from above (fig.
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Figure
1.Dorsal
view of Cetoniini showing mesepimeron visible from above. |
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Figure
2. Dorsal view of Trichiini showing mesepimeron not
visible from above. |
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2(1). |
Pronotum
with basomedian lobe enlarged, covering scutellum |
Gymnetini |
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Pronotum without
enlarged basomedian lobe; scutellum visible |
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Labium
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Labium cup-shaped,
one half to three quarters as wide as head |
Cremastocheilini
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4(1).
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Posterior
coxae contiguous or nearly so (fig. 3). Foretibia with 1-3 teeth |
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Posterior coxae
widely separated (fig. 4). Foretibia with 3-5 teeth |
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Figure
3. Posterior coxae of Valgus (coxae
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Figure 4. Posterior coxae of Trichius (coxae widely separated). |
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