Abstract
We report five species of Teinoptila Sauber from China. Teinoptila clavata sp. nov. is described as new, and T. brunnescens (Moore, 1888) is newly recorded for China. Images of the adults, wing venation, and genitalia are provided, along with keys distinguishing all the Chinese species.References
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