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- A new species of Chaco was identified in the Andean foothills of Mendoza, Argentina, marking it as the tenth species in the genus and the first recorded in this region.
- A detailed illustration accompanies the description to aid in identification.
- An updated key for all Chaco species and a cladistic analysis based on morphological data provide insights into the relationships among the species.
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A new species of Chaco Tullgren, 1905 is described and illustrated from the Andean foothills of Mendoza province, western Argentina. This is the tenth species of the genus and the first record of Chaco in Mendoza. An updated key is presented for all Chaco species. The cladistic analysis based on a previously published morphological character matrix resulted in the consensus tree: (C. obscura, C. tucumana, C. castanea, (C. socos + C. tigre) (C. tecka (C. sanjuanina (C. Patagonia + C. ansilta sp. nov.)))).
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