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(fig. 52)
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<paragraph id="628031D389F5FF3DACC77D321C171EE8" pageId="62" pageNumber="611" type="mainText">Worker, holotype: TL 8.4, HL 1.61, HW 1.31, ML 1.05, WL 2.49, scape L 1.70, eye L 0.33 mm; Cl 81, MI 65.</paragraph>
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Paratype workers: TL 7.4-8.1, HL 1.52-1.62, HW 1.25-1.31, ML 0.97- 1.05, WL 2.30-2.54, scape L 1.61-1.80, eye L 0.31-0.32 mm; Cl 81-82, MI 64-65 (based on 4 workers from Culebra I. and
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, Puerto Rico).
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Belonging to the the
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superspecies, and very similar to A.
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, but differing from it and from
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in possessing well-developed, erect, acute propodeal teeth (fig. 52). The spines atop the petiolar node (L about 0.20 mm) are not quite as long and slender as those of
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, but are much longer than those of
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. The striation is also finer and more opaque (sericeous in some lights) than in
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or
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, especially on pronotum.
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yellow in color; mandibles, appendages and petiole pale yellow.
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<paragraph id="FE8A3509B47740B5001FCBF790AFD4EB" pageId="63" pageNumber="612" type="mainText">Queen and male unknown; queen almost certainly will prove to be ergatoid.</paragraph>
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Holotype (MCZ) and 5 paratype workers, 2 of them headless (MCZ, BMNH-London), from Culebra Island, Puerto Rico (W. M. Wheeler). According to the collector (
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), the Culebra samples, which he assigned to
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, came from &quot;Several colonies nesting under stones in the shade of trees along the dry arroyos on the higher part of the island (Monte Resaca). The number of individuals in a colony varies from about thirty to one hundred&quot;. Probably more Culebra specimens exist in AMNH-New York. An additional paratype worker, slightly darker than the (possibly faded) Culebra sample, comes from Catafio, near San Juan, Puerto Rico (S. Peck), &quot;from epigaean carrion trap # 10&quot;.
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