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Character 3: aedeagus long and slender (Figs 9, 11, 13). This character is also unique in "Penaincisalia". The aedeagus of Abloxurina is also long and exceeding the height of the upper tegumenal part of the genital capsule in lateral view (see Fig. 9) with 1 /3 or 1 /4 of the whole aedeagus length, and the adeagus itself is not so thin compared to other genital structures, for example the thickness of the gnathos (cf. BÁLINT et al. 2006, figs 17-18). In the balzapamba species group the aedeagus is longer, exceeding the height of the genital capsule in lateral view with 1 /5 or 1 /6 of the whole aedeagus length, it is generally thinner than the arms of the gnathos. Character 4: aedeagus with blunt, curved and heavly dentated apical cornutus (Figs 21-23). The "Penaincisalia" male genitalia possess two cornuti, a large and flat medial one, and a dentated apical one. Their taxonomic importance was pointed out in the case of Thecloxurina JOHNSON, 1992 (type species: Thecla loxurina FELDER et FELDER, 1865) (BÁLINT & WOJTUSIAK 2003, 2006). It seems that it is also an important character for reconstructing relationships, as P. amatamba and P. balzapamba share a bulbous and short, but heavily dentated and sclerotized apical cornutus (Figs 22-23), while this cornutus is longish, membranous and less dentate in Abloxurina (Fig. 21). The apical cornutus is also longish but heavily dentate and sclerotized in Thecloxurina (cf. BÁLINT & WOJTUSIAK 2003, 2006), as well as in the browni group oî"Penaincisalia" (= Pons JOHNSON, 1992). On the basis of these shared character states we think that the members of the amatamba-balzapamba-ismaeli cluster are closely related. At this moment we cannot decide whether this species triad is derived or not and whether it deserves a name or not. The phylogenetic analysis will add more information on whether the broad concept oï"Penaincisalia" (ROBBINS 2004, HALL etal. 2005) or the arguments of BÁLINT & WOJTUSIAK (2006) for splitting into different genera seem to be more coherent with the clade history. Abloxurina dominiquae BÁLINT, BOYER et PRIETO, sp. n. (Figs 24-25, 28-29) Type material - Holotype male, set dorsally, labelled as: "Chulla?, au dessus de Milpo et Cueva Bianca, (Huancabamba) (Pasco), Pérou, 3200/3400m, 30/10/2006, Pierre Boyer Leg."; at present in PB, but will be deposited in MUSM. Diagnosis - The species is placed in the genus Abloxurina on the basis of the dorsal forewing androconia comprised by an oval scent pad in the apical