Two new species of the genus , and , are described and illustrated from Xizang, China. is redescribed and figured based on a male, and new material of and from China is documented. The ecology and biology of adults and larvae is briefly introduced. Furthermore, photographs of habitat, and a key to Chinese species are presented.
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