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Key to species of 
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based on the worker caste
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<paragraph id="985FDC42BEC9C04B8426300749FEE115" pageNumber="59">1 Postpetiole in profile much shallower dorsoventrally than adjoining fourth abdominal segment (Figures 2, 4); postpetiolar spiracle shifted posteriad on anteromedian side of tergite (Figures 9, 13); genal teeth absent or very reduced in size (Figure 3), body size relatively large [HL 0.68-0.70] ..................................................................................... 2</paragraph>
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- Postpetiole in profile nearly as deep dorsoventrally as fourth abdominal segment (Figure6); postpetiolar spiracle situated forward on the tergite; genal teeth usually present and large (except in 
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), body size relatively small [HL 0.40-0.50] ............ 5
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2 Head subquadrate [CI 85-88]; lateral margins nearly straight and parallel (Figure 1); propodeal declivity short and straight, propodeum with dorsal and posterior faces clearly differentiated (Figure 2) ................................................... 
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(Ecuador)
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<paragraph id="9280510981392C43E93D79ABB2C7EA75" pageNumber="60">- Head subrectangular [CI 75-80]; lateral margins rounded (Figure 3); propodeal declivity usually rounded without clear distinction between dorsal and posterior face (Figure 4) .................................................................................................................................. 3</paragraph>
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3 Lateral margins of the head rounded; posterior margin of the head slightly concave; head sculpture fine, at most 10-12 shallow foveolae across face at midlength (Figure 5 in Brandao, Diniz et al. 1999) ................................................. 
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(Colombia)
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<paragraph id="4AD808B61A0106E84B57C5692BC89264" pageNumber="60">- Lateral margins of the head slightly rounded; posterior margin of the head deeply concave; head sculpture more coarse, with at least 15 foveolae across face at midlength. 4</paragraph>
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4 Without hypostomal teeth ....................................................... 
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(Costa Rica)
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- With hypostomal teeth (Figures 19-20) ...................................... 
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(Ecuador)
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<paragraph id="1513BB98CC4A4A45FAD0EE61E8A851E3" pageNumber="60">5 Flange over metapleural gland opening rounded posteriorly; head sculpture coarse, about 20 deep foveolae across face at midlength .......................................................... 7</paragraph>
<paragraph id="CDA457813C22C1E80A8ED82ECC60425E" pageNumber="60">- Flange over the metapleural gland opening sharply pointed posteriorly; head sculpture variable .......................................................................................................................... 6</paragraph>
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6 Petiole, in lateral view, longer than postpetiole; head sculpture shallow, with 15 foveolae across face at midlength (Figure 7 in Brandao, Diniz et al. 1999) ............................ .................................................................................................. 
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(Bolivia)
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- Petiole, in lateral view, as long as postpetiole; head sculpture deeper, with 25 foveolae across face at midlength (Figure 1 in Brandao, Diniz et al. 1999) ................................. .............................................................................................. 
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7 Genal teeth very small or reduced; mandibular teeth not developed, masticatory margin edentate (Figure 5) ................................................................ 
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(Ecuador)
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- Genal teeth present (Figure 16 in Brandao, Diniz et al. 1999); mandibular teeth well developed (Figure 16 in Brandao, Diniz et al. 1999) ................ 
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(Ecuador)
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