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Dianous fengtingae Tang, Liang & Li-Zhen Li 2011
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Liang Tang, Li-Zhen Li, Guang-Hong Cao
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Figures 1–6.Adult habitus of Dianous. 1, 2 Dianous tonkinensis 3, 4 Dianous fengtingae 5, 6 Dianous shan. Scales = 1 mm.
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Figures 27–35.Dianous fengtingae. 27 aedeagus 28 apical portion of aedeagus 29 7th male sternite 30 8th male sternite 31 9th male sternite 32 9th and 10th male tergites 33 8th female sternite 34 valvifer 35 9th and 10th female tergites. Scales = 0.25 mm (27, 29–35), scales = 0.05 mm (28).
