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<mods:titleid="9A140D5BE68BB5628A455C6017D3899D">A Revision of the Wasp Genus Pison Jurine, 1808 of Australia and New Zealand, New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands (Hymenoptera: Crabronidae)</mods:title>
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has three submarginal cells, the second recurrent vein interstitial with the second intersubmarginal vein or nearly so, the setae appressed on the scutum and tergum I, the female gena punctate and setose adjacent to the hypostomal area, and tergum I (except basally) and tergum II (at least partly) ferruginous. It differs from similar species in having the tegula obtusely pointed apically (
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is similar, but in that species the female clypeus is shallowly concave adjacent to the lamella (rather than slightly convex), and male sternum VIII is deeply emarginate apically (rather than slightly so or truncate); also, tergum II is black in most specimens. Also similar is
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is well defined (rather than evanescent), and the free margin of the female clypeus is distinctly concave adjacent to orbit (rather than barely concave).
.– Frons dull, finely, shallowly punctate, punctures averaging about one diameter apart. Occipital carina slightly expanded ventrally, its height about 0.5 × midocellar diameter. Labrum emarginate mesally. Anteromedian pronotal pit transversely elongate, about twice as long as midocellar diameter. Punctures of propleuron either all less than one diameter apart or more than one diameter apart in anterior half. Scutum not foveate along flange, without longitudinal ridges adjacent to posterior margin; scutal and mesopleural punctures well defined, less than one diameter apart, interspaces unsculptured. Tegula enlarged, obtusely pointed apically (
<figureCitationid="F6B12A79FFD2FFD44291FC40FBC7FAD9"box="[999,1096,896,919]"captionStart="FIGURE"captionStartId="103.[155,167,1435,1454]"captionTargetBox="[120,1176,216,1417]"captionTargetPageId="103"captionText="FIGURE 178–183. Pison basale F. Smith. (178) Female clypeus and mandibles; (179) Male clypeus and mandibles; (180) Female head in dorsal view; (181) Tegula and adjacent scutum (arrow shows obtusely pointed posterior end of tegula); male: (182) Sternum VIII (ventral surface); (183) Genitalia in dorsal view."figureDoi="http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13160018"httpUri="https://zenodo.org/record/13160018/files/figure.png"pageId="102"pageNumber="103">Fig. 181</figureCitation>
). Postspiracular carina present, about 1.5 × as long as midocellar diameter. Metapleural sulcus costulate between dorsal and ventral metapleural pits. Propodeum with irregular, longitudinal carina separating side from dorsum and posterior surface and extending from gastral socket area toward spiracle (carina evanescent in most specimens); dorsum densely punctate (punctures nearly contiguous), interspaces merging into minute, irregularly oblique ridges (ridges becoming more conspicuous toward dorsum basomedian point); side punctate, interspaces linear, merging into minute ridges; posterior surface ridged and punctate. Posteroventral forefemoral surface closely punctate. Hindcoxal dorsum with outer margin carinate apically. Length of tergum I slightly more than apical width in some males; punctures on horizontal part about one diameter apart. Sterna finely punctate throughout, punctures of sternum II more than one diameter apart mesally.
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), thorax, and propodeum, but intermediate in some specimens (e.g., silvery on clypeus and golden on frons), suberect on upper frons, appressed on scutum (a few, sparse setae are erect) and tergum I, sinuous on lower gena; on frons oriented ventrally in ventral half, oriented dorsolaterally in dorsal half mesally; partly concealing integument on clypeus in female, completely so (except lamella) in male; setal length, expressed as a fraction of midocellar diameter, up to 1.0 × on frons in female, 0.5 × in male, up to about 1.3 × on lower gena in female, 1.0 × in male. Apical depressions of terga with setal fasciae, fasciae either silvery or golden, but dark brown on terga III-VI in
<paragraphid="6E3536FCFFD2FFD441DDFA24FE57FFD2"blockId="102.[123,1174,220,1725]"pageId="102"pageNumber="103">Head, thorax, and propodeum black, female clypeus ferruginous next to lobe free margin; mandible narrowly black basally and apically, yellowish reddish mesally; scape, pedicel, and flagellomeres I-II to I-VII ferruginous (apical flagellomeres black). Femora all ferruginous or midfemur partly and hindfemur mainly black, tibiae, and tarsi ferruginous. Tergum I ferruginous (black basally), tergum II ferruginous (all or partly), at least terga III and IV black (remaining terga either all black or largely ferruginous).</paragraph>
(178) Female clypeus and mandibles; (179) Male clypeus and mandibles; (180) Female head in dorsal view; (181) Tegula and adjacent scutum (arrow shows obtusely pointed posterior end of tegula); male: (182) Sternum VIII (ventral surface); (183) Genitalia in dorsal view.
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