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26(1). Prothorax (Pt) with pair of notopleural sutures (NpS), separating notum (N) from externally visible pleuron (P); abdomen usually with ventrite 1 (V1) divided into 2 OR 3 parts by hind coxae (C); tarsi always 5-segmented; antennae (A) never with a segmented club Note: IF ventrite 1 (V1) not divided by hind coxae (C) THEN eyes divided.
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-Prothorax without notopleural sutures; pleuron reduced and concealed; ventrite 1 (V1) not divided by hind coxae (C); tarsi 4- or 5-segmented; antennae (A) with OR without segmented club (C) Note: Sphaeriusidae does not have the prothorax, sternum and pleuron as above BUT tarsi are 3-segmented and antennae have a 3-segmented club.
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