Revision examines morphology and distribution of Tabanidae genus Agelanius in Argentina and Chile, suggesting enhanced identification methods.
Tabanid species of the Andean genus Agelanius Rondani are revised herein based on an examination of the external morphology of the type material of ten species and specimens from Argentina and Chile. A new species, A. augustus sp. nov., is described, and a new key to the known species is provided. Diagnoses, detailed distributional data for the species of Agelanius, and photographs are included to facilitate species identification.
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