<b>Figure 12 of paper</b> <br><p>Thorax in lateral view of Phlebotominae with indication of characters in plesiomorphic state: arrow – indicating the long suture separating the katepimeron and metepisternum; pas – postalar seta. 
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<i>Oligodontomyia toroensis</i>.
Eunice A. B. Galati, Fredy Galvis-Ovallos, Phillip Lawyer, Nicole Léger and Jérôme Depaquit
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