Wow! Never would have come close to that genus. LOL! Thanks for the enlightenment.

first identified it as Ageniella based on the white tibial spurs, had I not come across a large series of these at the OSU collection. I had been assuming that since it has white tibial spurs that it was an Ageniella and it thus keyed to Ageniella arizonica. Townes makes no mention of this character in his keys for Caliadurgus, so when my ID didn't make sense I started looking at species descriptions. The species description matched C. hyalinatus exactly, but never really fit any of the Ageniella. Then I compared it to ID'd museum specimens and it was a perfect match. Many of the pepsine males are difficult because Townes never used any genitalia characters like Evans did...one more reason why we need a revision on this group.