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Yang & Peng, (Xizang: Langkazi) and Yang & Peng, (Xizang: Cuona) are described and illustrated. Additional records of (Cheng & Peng, 2020) are reported. A key to the Chinese species of the genus Shavrin, 2024 is given.
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