Based on recently collected larvae from Algeria and Morocco, the species delimitation within the genus Eaton, 1869 in that region is validated. Two new species are described and illustrated, one from north-eastern Algeria, and one from North Morocco, using an integrated approach with morphological and molecular evidence. A table summarising the morphological differences between the new species and (Müller, 1776) from Central Europe is provided. Further, molecular evidence for additional undescribed species of in other regions of the West Palearctic is provided and discussed.
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