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- Acrotelsella jhargramensis is a newly identified species described based on two male specimens.
- The species was compared to other known species within the same genus.
- This study helps to expand the understanding of biodiversity within the Acrotelsella genus.
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Acrotelsella jhargramensis sp. n. is described from two males and compared to other species within the genus.
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