Genus Hecalusina He, Zhang & Webb

(Figs 178–202)

Type species: Hecalusina unispinosa He, Zhang & Webb 2008: 27 .

Remarks. See He et al. 2008 for complete description. This genus is easily distinguished from other Chinese Hecalina by the absence of color bands on head and pronotum and the elongate overall shape with a long vertex. Additionally, the aedeagus lacks apical processes but has a recurved basal process, the male pygofer has an inner process (Fig. 221), the subgenital plates bear mesal processes ((Figs. 223–224), and the 1 st valvula of the female has a long row of short vertical striations (Figs. 212, 213). As discussed in the Introduction, this genus is not closely related to other Hecalini, but is retained in the tribe until a well-supported alternate tribal placement is determined.