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“…(i) Frontoclypeal ridge strongly produced forming a single median horn (bifurcate or not at apex), laminar in lateral view and bearing several minute sparse setae along it. The “false furcifer species”, C. zarathustrai Pecci-Maddalena et al, 2014 also has a single frontoclypeal horn but it is subcylindrical and bears a conspicuous tuft of yellowish bristles at apex of the frontoclypeal horn [ 7 ]. Species of the Ceracis cucullatus group also have the frontoclypeal ridge produced forward, forming a short and wide lamina [ 6 ] but not a horn.…”
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“…(i) Frontoclypeal ridge strongly produced forming a single median horn (bifurcate or not at apex), laminar in lateral view and bearing several minute sparse setae along it. The “false furcifer species”, C. zarathustrai Pecci-Maddalena et al, 2014 also has a single frontoclypeal horn but it is subcylindrical and bears a conspicuous tuft of yellowish bristles at apex of the frontoclypeal horn [ 7 ]. Species of the Ceracis cucullatus group also have the frontoclypeal ridge produced forward, forming a short and wide lamina [ 6 ] but not a horn.…”
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“…In the furcifer group, the tegmen has a deep, apical longitudinal emargination forming two parallel lobes, with rounded or blunt apices; the penis is cylindrical with rounded apex; and sternite VIII has a conspicuous, deep concave, mesal emargination at the posterior edge. In C. zarathustrai and in species of the cucullatus group, sternite VIII has a shallow V-shaped emargination at the posterior edge, the lateral lobes of tegmen are narrow and acute at apex and the penis has a triangular sclerotisation at the middle of the apical portion [ 6 , 7 ]; (iii) prosternal process thin but not laminate (Figure 4A and 11.2, white arrows). Most species of Ceracis can be easily distinguished from species of Cis and most other Ciinae by the possession of spinose prothoracic tibial apices and a concave prosternum with laminate prosternal process [ 3 ].…”
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