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Genus 
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Motschulsky, 1844
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Widespread genus of small and fragile species associated with saproxylic habitats. Dimorphism is a common feature, the dominant form (
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) being characterised by being depigmented, blind or with reduced eyes and apterous. Normal individuals (
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) are usually more pigmented, often have less truncate elytra and possess eyes and wings.
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