Three Chinese species of the genus are reviewed. A new species, , is proposed from Guangdong, southern China, and compared with related taxa. Wu, 1973 is confirmed from Hainan Province of China on the basis of re-examination of types from the island, but it is transferred to the genus and is placed as a synonym of (Banks, 1938). A note on the distribution of the genus is also given.
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