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Examination of stephanid specimens for a distinct study (aguiar 2004a), revealed a remarkable undescribed species of key im portance to the phylogenetic interpreta tion of the family. The aim of the present work is to name and describe this new taxon, discussing the phylogenetic impli cations of its unusual morphology for the phylogeny of the family.
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