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. 2021 Jul 13;1048:145–175. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.1048.67564
1 Inner gonostylus with rod-like outgrowth behind anterior beak (Fig. 14G) T. eleniya sp. nov.
Without such an outgrowth behind anterior beak on the inner gonostylus (Fig. 14F, I–K) 2
2 Wedge-shaped projection posteriorly on inner gonostylus (Fig. 14F) T. caucasica Riedel, 1920
Without such a wedge-shaped projection posteriorly on inner gonostylus 3
3 Anterior (dorsal) margin of gonocoxite with sharp dentate projection in addition to smaller more ventral tooth (Fig. 14 I, J). Adminiculum and paired apical appendage of sternite 9 as in Figure 7K or 9K 4
Anterior (dorsal) margin of gonocoxite with only traces of a projection at most (Fig. 14K). Apical appendage of sternite 9 narrowed distally, bearing tassel of long golden setae (Fig. 11K, L) T. talyshensis Savchenko, 1964
4 Tergite 9 at apex with four projections, central notch between middle projections small and shallow (dorsal view) (Fig. 14D). Paired appendage of sternite 8 with thick yellow setae on base covering space between. Setal arrangement on vertex as in Figure 13 D. Adminiculum and paired apical appendages of sternite 9 as in Figure 9K T. quadridentata Savchenko, 1964
Tergite 9 at apex with only two projections, central notch between quite wide and deep (dorsal view) (Fig. 14C). Gap between paired appendage of sternite 8 usually exposed, not masked by setae. Arrangement of setae on vertex as in Figure 13C. Adminiculum and paired apical appendage of sternite 9 as in Figure 7K T. paupera Savchenko, 1964