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Fig. 20.16. Tribe Omicrini, adults of Australian genera (A–S) and larvae of Australian and non-Australian genera (a–o). A–E, Microgioton sp. (A, ventral habitus; B–C, ventral and lateral meso- and metathorax of Mircogioton cf. huonus Hebauer; D, metatarsus; E, antenna). F–H, Noteropagus sp. (F, ventral habitus; G, antenna; H, metatarsus). I–L, Paromicrus sp. (I, ventral habitus; J, ventral view of meso- and metathorax of another species; K, metatarsus; L, antenna). M–O, Psalitrus sp. (M, ventral view; N, antenna; O, metatarsus). P–S, head in dorsal and lateral view (P, Mircogioton sp.; Q, Noteropagus sp.; R, Paromicrus sp.; S, Psalitrus sp.). a–b, larval habitus (a, Omicrus ingens Hansen and Richardson; b, unidentified larva asociated with Noteropagus and Paromicrus). c–d, anterior margin of head (c, Noteropagus/Paromicrus; d, Peratogonus). e–g, head in dorsal view (e, Noteropagus/Paromicrus; f, Omicrus; g, Peratogonus). h–i, abdominal apex (h, Omicrus; j, Noteropagus/Paromicrus). j–k, larva of Noteropagus/Paromicrus (j, mesothoracic leg; k, mandibles). l, maxilla of Omicrus ingens. m–o, larva of Noteropagus/Paromicrus (m, maxilla; n, labium; o, antenna). a, f, h, l from Hansen and Richardson (1998); d, g adapted from Hayashi (1986).