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- Pronotum smooth and shining; propodeal spines pointed anteriorly and forming a continuous surface with the posterior propodeal face in profile; dorsum of propodeum with erect hairs; hind tibiae with erect hairs on all surfaces............ 
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7. Petiolar node in front view tapering upwards into a narrowly rounded point................................. 
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10. Eyes small (EL &lt;
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11. Propodeum with transverse striations extending slightly laterally onto the sides to at least the level of the spiracle; scapes longer, reaching posterolateral corners ('lobes') of head (SL&gt; 
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); erect hairs on hind tibiae uniformly distributed on all surfaces; eyes expanded laterally so that in full face view they form outer margin of head........................ 
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); erect hairs on hind tibia reduced on outer surface compared to inner surface; eyes narrower so that in full face view they do not extend beyond head capsule........................................................... 
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12. Petiolar node in side view tapering gradually to apex in the form of an inverted “V”, with the striations fading towards the summit; propodeal angle sharply rounded........................................................... 
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