429 Mesonotum (Figure 69 8) with distinct transverse suture, brown, lighter 

 than pronotum, with sparse dots. Median tergites of metanotum light 

 brown, indistinct. 



Fore coxa dorsally with a moderately long basal and a shorter apical 

 seta; posterior dorsal seta longer than anterior setae; distal part 

 posteriorly with 4 secondary dorsal setae; anterior surface with small, 

 sparse, thin, secondary setae around the 2 primary setae; ventral and 

 subventral surface with sparse, short to long secondary setae; anterior of 

 the 2 primary distoventral setae longer than posterior. 



Anterior primary seta of trochanter short, thin; posterior primary seta 

 slightly thicker and shorter; both posterior ventral setae moderately long; 

 apical and intermediate setae of the 3 anterior ventral setae in form of 

 short, thick spines; basal seta long, situated near suture; secondary setae 

 thin, dense, light, situated ventrally and subventrally. Apical dorsal seta of 



430 femur short, thin; basodorsal seta slightly larger, situated in middle of 

 femur; 3 shorter secondary setae further basally; anterior and posterior 

 surface with sparse setae; a number of light secondary setae ventrally on 

 femur, 2 primary setae among them thicker than the others, brown, with 

 tubercles at their base. 



Distoventral process of tibia (Figure 699, A) longer and thinner than in 

 M o 1 an n a ; apical seta in form of a dark spine, longer than process; 

 anterior surface of tibia with a longitudinal subventral row of 5 setae, among 

 which the apical and 2 subapical setae are dark brown spines; 2 thin setae 

 dorsally. Tarsus shorter than tibia, with a thin distodorsal seta; 2nd 

 distodorsal seta situated anteriorly in middle of tarsus, thick, dark brown, 

 spine-shaped; 3rd and 4th setae thin. Claw long, with short basal spine. 



Mid-femur (Figure 699, B) slightly longer than fore femur, similar in 

 form, setae more numerous; a large apical seta, and 5 shorter setae in 

 basal part dorsally; posterior surface with a sparse row of short and long 

 secondary setae; anterior surface mainly with small setae and 2 long 

 subapical setae; ventral side with a longitudinal row of short and long setae, 

 basal setae including both primary setae, more dense; several, small, light 

 spinules situated near setae. Tibia with ventral subapical process which is 

 larger than in Molanna; both distoventral setae in form of dark spines on 

 apex and base of process; dorsal and anterior surface with sparse setae, 

 including several large setae. Anterior side of tarsus subdorsally with a 

 large brown spine and 2 thin, basal setae; posterior side with a thin 

 subventral distal seta and several, similar, secondary, surface setae; ventral 

 side with one large, and a row of small spinules. Claw and its spine-shaped 

 seta larger than on forelegs. 



Hind legs (Figure 699, C) narrow and longer than in M o la n n a , including 

 coxa; all setae thin. Coxa with large dark dots posteriorly and dorsally; 

 secondary setae long, especially numerous on ventral side; only distoventral 

 primary setae distinct. 



Trochanter slightly oblong, with only 8 setae, in contrast to the other legs; 

 anterior primary seta moderately long; all other setae long. 



Femur straight, rodlike, narrower but not longer than coxa; apical dorsal 

 seta long, basodorsal seta shorter, other setae sparse, most of them long; 

 ventral side with a basal row of small, thick, light spinules. 



Tibia narrower and much longer than femur, divided, with more numerous 

 setae than femur, most setae long. Claw long, soft, with small, thin setae; 



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