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Plazi
Diagnosis. The ampliated pronotal margins that are medially angulate, and the hyaline fore wings and hind wings that are more or less spotted place the new genus in the tribe Zammarini ( Distant 1905a ) . Specimens of Dazollina n. gen. also possess timbal covers that are very reduced in size and form a curled ridge along the posterior timbal cavity. This is the characteristic distinction for species of the subtribe Dazina ( Sanborn 2018 ). The timbal covers emerge from an abdominal tergite and not the metanotum and there is no accessory sound producing structure in the new genus so the Plautillini Distant, 1906 , which also posses ampliated lateral pronotal margins, is not a possible classification for the new genus. No other New World tribes possess the ampliated lateral pronotum. Within the Dazina, Dazollina n. gen. can be distinguished from the two species of Daza by the larger body size (greater than 34 mm ) of these species, a head as wide as the mesonotum, the lateral pronotal margins are strongly angulate, the strong curve in the fore wing cubitus anterior 1, and the uncus that narrows from the base with the terminus bending downward. Species of Procollina can be distinguished by the head including the eyes being narrower than the base of the mesonotum, the space between pronotal dilations being less than the width of the abdomen, the lateral margins of the pronotum are rounded, the basal cell of fore wing is distinctly longer than broad, and the uncus lobes are not flattened. The single species of the South American genus Onoralna can be distinguished by its rounded lateral pronotum, thin body with parallel sides, large, maculate fore wings (1.75X body length), fore wings and hind wings with a series of maculate spots along the ambient vein, a mesonotal stridulatory apparatus, a timbal without ribs, and an uncus that tapers to the apex.