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Plazi
Description . Male . Moderate size. Head not prolonged behind eyes (posterior edge of eyes near anterior edge of prothorax), not forming a distinct rostrum (distance from inferior side of lower eye lobe to apex of genae about half of length of lower eye lobe). Eyes large; lower eye lobe occupying most of side of head; in frontal view, lower eye lobes very distant from each other (distance equal to about length of lower eye lobe). Galea shorter than maxillary palpus. Antennae filiform, reaching about apex of abdomen; scape distinctly shorter than antennomere III. Prothorax distinctly wider close to elytra than to head; sides rounded at basal 2/3, nearly parallel-sided at distal third. Pronotum with five distinct tubercles, one elongate placed centrally mostly at basal half, two on each side of basal two-thirds. Procoxal cavities closed behind; mesocoxal cavities closed laterally (apex of metaventrite nearly touching apex of mesoventrite); mesepimeron distinctly narrow at basal 2/3, moderately widened distally. Mesoscutal stridulatory plate slightly distinct, undivided. Elytra distinctly short, not reaching second abdominal segment, outer sides slightly convergent toward apex, sutural margins dehiscent toward apex almost from basal quarter; apex narrowly rounded; without humeral carina; without translucent or vitreous areas; humeri obscuring sides of mesothorax when viewed dorsally. Pro- and mesocoxae without spicule. Femora pedunculate-clavate; pro- and mesofemora somewhat curved; pro- and mesofemoral club moderately abruptly widened; metafemoral club gradually widened; apex of metafemora surpassing abdominal apex. Metatibiae without brush of setae. Meso- and metatarsomeres I and II distinctly tumid; metatarsomere II distinctly longer than III; metatarsomere I distinctly longer than II–III together. Abdomen narrow, subcylindrical; apex of abdominal ventrite V strongly notched centrally. Female. Unknown.