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The    Aleiodes   bakeri    (Brues) species subgroup of the    A.   seriatus    species group is defined based on two previously described species,    A.   bakeri    and    A.   nigristemmaticum    (Enderlein), and is greatly expanded in this paper with an identification key, descriptions, and illustrations of 18 new species from the Neotropical Region:    A.   andinus    Shaw &amp; Shimbori,  sp. nov. ;angustus    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;asenjoi    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;bahiensis    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;barrosi    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov .;brevicarina    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;coariensis    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;goiasensis    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov .;gonodontivorus    Shaw &amp; Shimbori,  sp. nov. ;hyalinus    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;inga    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;joaquimi    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;lidiae    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;mabelae    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;maculosus    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;ovatus    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  sp. nov. ;santarosensis    Shaw &amp; Shimbori,  sp. nov. ; andtaurus    Shimbori &amp; Penteado-Dias,  sp. nov.  It is hypothesized that the    A.   bakeri    species subgroup is a monophyletic lineage within the larger and probably artificial    A.   seriatus    species group (those    Aleiodes    with a comb of flat setae at the apex of the hind tibia), and can be distinguished from other members of theseriatus    group by having the hind wing vein r present, although weakly indicated; the hind wing marginal cell suddenly widened at junction of veins RS and r; the subbasal cell of the fore wing mostly glabrous but often with two rows of short setae subapically; glabrous regions of the wings also commonly found in the first subdiscal, discal, and basal cells of the fore wing, and the basal cell of hind wing; ocelli quite large, with the width of a lateral ocellus being distinctly larger than the ocellar-ocular distance; and being relatively large    Aleiodes    species with body almost entirely brownish yellow or reddish brown. In addition, a new replacement name,    Aleiodes   buntikae    Shimbori &amp; Shaw,  nom. nov. , is proposed for the species formerly called   Aleiodes  ( Hemigyroneuron )  bakeri   Butcher &amp; Quicke, 2011.

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A revision of the    Aleiodes   bakeri    (Brues) species subgroup of the    A.   seriatus    species group with the descriptions of 18 new species from the Neotropical Region