Note: Key from Dean et al. 2004. Liapota and Nanoplectrus occur only in Tasmania and as yet the larvae are unknown. |
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1. Metanotum with anterior medial sclerites each bearing a single stout seta; prosternal horn very small
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-Metanotum with anterior medial sclerites each bearing about 10 stout seta; prosternal horn long and slender
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