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Fig. 20.6. Tribe Laccobiini, adults (A–U) and larvae (a–l). A–F, Laccobius: A, body in ventral view; B, mesoventrite in lateral view; C, protarsus of male and female; D, hind tibia of sg. Microlaccobius; E, hind tibia of L. zietzi; F, detail of arcs on epipleuron. G–L, Paracymus: G, body in ventral view; H, mesoventrite in lateral view; I–J, protarsus of P. pygmaeus (MacLeay) (male and female); K, male protarsus of P. spenceri Blackburn; L, detail of epipleuron with arcs. M–N, head dorsally: M, Paracymus; N, Laccobius. O–Q, antenna: O, Laccobius; P, Paracymus pygmaeus; Q, P. spenceri. R–T, abdominal apex: R, Laccobius; S, Paracymus pygmaeus; T, P. spenceri. U, Paracymus in dorsal view. a–f, larva of Laccobius (based on non-Australian species): a, anterior margin of head; b, habitus; c, head dorsally; d, maxilla; e, mandibles; f, labium. g–l, larva of Paracymus (based on non-Australian species): g, anterior margin of head; h, habitus; I, head dorsally; j, maxilla; k, mandibles; l, labium. a, d–f from Minoshima (2013) (L. kunashiricus Shatrovskiy); b–c from Archangelsky (1997) (L. minutoides Orchymont); g–l from Archangelsky (1997) (P. subcupreus (Say)).