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Ten new species of    Exocelina    Broun, 1886 from New Guinea are described:    E.   andakombensis    sp. n. ,    E.   garaina    sp. n. ,    E.   injiensis    sp. n. ,    E.   kabwumensis    sp. n. ,    E.   marawaga    sp. n. ,    E.   posmani    sp. n. ,    E.   tekadu    sp. n. ,    E.   varirata    sp. n. ,    E.   wareaga    sp. n. , and    E.   woitapensis    sp. n . All of them together with five already described species are united into the newly defined    E.   danae   -group (with    E.   miriae   -subgroup), a polyphyletic complex of related species with lateral setation on the median lobe. In the light of newly available material, all previously described species of the    E.   rivulus   -group are considered to belong to a single species,    E.   damantiensis    (Balke, 1998), which is now placed into the    E.   danae   -group, and three new synonyms are therefore proposed:    E.   madangensis    (Balke, 2001)  syn. n .,    E.   patepensis    (Balke, 1998)  syn. n ., and    E.   rivulus    (Balke, 1998)  syn. n .    Exocelina   tarmluensis    (Balke, 1998)  syn. n . is a junior synonym of    E.   danae    (Balke, 1998). Redescription of    E.   atratus    (Balfour-Browne, 1939) is provided based on its type material. An identification key to all known species of the group is provided, and important diagnostic characters are illustrated. Data on the species distribution are given, showing that whilst most species are local endemics,    E.   damantiensis    is extremely widely distributed.

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Taxonomic revision of New Guinea diving beetles of the    Exocelina   danae    group, with the description of ten new species (  Coleoptera  ,   Dytiscidae  ,   Copelatinae  )