HOMILOPSOCIDEA, Pearman, 1936
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https://doi.org/ 10.1046/j.1096-3642.2002.00036.x |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/927387F9-E22E-540D-880D-177BFE87C074 |
treatment provided by |
Carolina |
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HOMILOPSOCIDEA |
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INFRAORDER HOMILOPSOCIDEA View in CoL
This infraorder contains a great diversity of taxa, both morphologically and biologically.
Head usually with rounded vertex except sharply pointed in Calopsocidae ; postclypeus usually well bulged; epistomal suture with or without welldeveloped internal ridge; anteclypeus variable; male eyes usually much larger than female’s; ocelli complete, usually clustered on weakly developed tubercle; mandible short, with rounded outer margin except Calopsocidae with somewhat angled outer margin; lacinial tip usually bicuspid; galea usually flattened; labial palpus rounded. Prothorax less bulged dorsally; pterothorax strongly bulged dorsally; mesothorax with broad precoxal bridge and narrow trochantin; metaepisternum with broad membranous region. Forewing with various coloration and markings; posteroproximal corner smoothly rounded; venation generally of Caecilius - type. Hindwing with rounded posteroproximal corner; Sc faint. Male genitalia variable; phallosome complete. Female genitalia: subgenital plate usually with distal projection extended from dorsal margin. Gonapophyses usually complete; dorsal valve swollen dorsally, usually with subapical ventral process.
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