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<paragraph id="7A3736DF2953FFCEFDA1FDA04586FDA1" blockId="4.[257,1071,515,569]" box="[564,764,545,569]" pageId="4" pageNumber="5">(Figs. 79, 14, 18)</paragraph>
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by the combination of: labrum and lower margin of mandible without dense pubescence; F3 short, at most as long as broad; hind tibia without dense dorsal pubescence; T2 with medially interrupted apical fascia; T6 with apical margin rounded; S1 densely punctate laterally, without dense longitudinal pubescent band medially, apical margin truncate but medially with shallow emargination; tegula and tergal margins dark, not yellow. The forms of S5 and S6 (Figs. 8, 9) are distinctive. Females of
by the combination of: labrum and lower margin of mandible without dense pubescence; F3 short, at most as long as broad; hind tibia without dense dorsal pubescence; T2 with medially interrupted apical fascia; T6 with apical margin rounded; S1 densely punctate laterally, without dense longitudinal pubescent band medially, apical margin truncate but medially with shallow emargination; tegula and tergal margins dark, not yellow. The forms of S5 and S6 (
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) are distinctive. Females of
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), hind tibia with sparse pubescence on dorsal margin, and T3 with broad gap in apical pubescent band, gap little narrower than on T1.
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: Head slightly broader than long. Mouthparts in repose reaching forecoxa; galea slightly shorter than head. Labrum without basal ridge. Clypeus scarcely convex in profile, not modified laterally, apical margin crenulate. F1 broader than long; F2 broader than long; remaining flagellar segments one and one-third times as long as broad. Preoccipital ridge not carinate. Forefemur slender, sparsely punctate posteroventrally. Forebasitarsus slender. Midfemur slender, unmodified. T6 with reflexed apical rim, margin broadly convex medially. S1 as broad as long, densely punctate, apical margin strongly, broadly convex, scarcely covering apex of S2 medially, not reflexed, dorsal pubescent surface not visible when metasoma in normal position. S2 with disk depressed medially, densely pubescent, apical margin slightly convex, with shallow setae-fringed emargination on medial two-fifths. S3 with disk depressed, densely clothed with erect pubescence, margin shallowly concave, laterally with shallow notch, entire margin with long, me-
: Head slightly broader than long. Mouthparts in repose reaching forecoxa; galea slightly shorter than head. Labrum without basal ridge. Clypeus scarcely convex in profile, not modified laterally, apical margin crenulate. F1 broader than long; F2 broader than long; remaining flagellar segments one and one-third times as long as broad. Preoccipital ridge not carinate. Forefemur slender, sparsely punctate posteroventrally. Forebasitarsus slender. Midfemur slender, unmodified. T6 with reflexed apical rim, margin broadly convex medially. S1 as broad as long, densely punctate, apical margin strongly, broadly convex, scarcely covering apex of S2 medially, not reflexed, dorsal pubescent surface not visible when metasoma in normal position. S2 with disk depressed medially, densely pubescent, apical margin slightly convex, with shallow setae-fringed emargination on medial two-fifths. S3 with disk depressed, densely clothed with erect pubescence, margin shallowly concave, laterally with shallow notch, entire margin with long, medially-directed fringe. S4 with sparse, long setae covering most of disk, margin moderately convex, without lateral notch, with distinctly separated pair of medially-directed fringes. Genitalia and associated sterna as in figures 79.
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Male genitalia and associated sterna (1, 4, 7, 10, genitalia; 2, 5, 8, 11, S6; 3, 6, 9, 12, S5).
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Female mandibles.
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<paragraph id="7A3736DF2952FFCFFF35FD084442FD79" blockId="5.[160,1168,649,1633]" pageId="5" pageNumber="6">dially-directed fringe. S4 with sparse, long setae covering most of disk, margin moderately convex, without lateral notch, with distinctly separated pair of medially-directed fringes. Genitalia and associated sterna as in figures 79.</paragraph>
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: White; dense, obscuring integument across face at level of antennal sockets, pronotal shoulder; long, abundant on apical margin of scutellum; indistinct ventral fringe on midfemur, sparse on dorsal margin of hindtibia. T1T4 with apical, broadly interrupted fasciae, weak on T4, width of interruption on T3 only slightly greater than on T1.
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: Head slightly longer than broad. Mouthparts in repose reaching forecoxa; galea slightly shorter than head. Labial palpus without long hooked setae. Labrum with scattered erect setae and long apical tuft. Mandible with second tooth farther from first tooth than from third, ratio = 1.3 (
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by the combination of: labrum and lower margin of mandible without dense pubescence; F3 short, at most as long as broad; S1 apically truncate but margin medially with shallow emargination; tegula and tergal margins dark, not yellow; T2T4 with complete apical fasciae; T6 with apical margin rounded. The forms of S5 and S6 (Figs. 2, 3) are distinctive. Females can be distinguished from all other
by the combination of: labrum and lower margin of mandible without dense pubescence; F3 short, at most as long as broad; S1 apically truncate but margin medially with shallow emargination; tegula and tergal margins dark, not yellow; T2T4 with complete apical fasciae; T6 with apical margin rounded. The forms of S5 and S6 (
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) are distinctive. Females can be distinguished from all other
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by the combination of mouthparts scarcely exceeding fossa in repose and labial palpus with hooked setae (
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: White; dense, obscuring integument on lower half of face except for most of clypeus, pronotal shoulder, mesepisternum along omaulus; long, abundant on apical margin of scutellum; distinct ventral fringe on midfemur. T1T5 with apical fasciae, interrupted on T1T3, interruption very broad on T1 narrowing to one-third of margin on T3.
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: Head slightly wider than long. Mouthparts in repose slightly exceeding fossa, not reaching forecoxa; galea shorter than head. Labial palpus with long hooked setae. Labrum with scattered erect setae and long apical tuft. Mandible with second tooth slightly farther from first tooth than from third, ratio = 1.1 (
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). Clypeus with low rounded convexity, apical margin with several denticles, scarcely concave. F3 width approximately four-fifths width of F10. Preoccipital ridge not carinate. Propodeal basal zone with fine, not coarse, longitudinal carinae. Forebasitarsus robust, much broader apically, ratio of length to apical width 1.6. Scopal setae pointed apically.
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