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<emphasis id="B97E5863FF8654061CD08464FE66392E" bold="true" box="[151,423,1873,1900]" italics="true" pageId="59" pageNumber="60">Tetraponera rufonigra</emphasis>
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. Large species with broad head (CI 0.860.99); masticatory margin of mandible usually with four teeth, preceded by a single tooth on basal margin (in one Asian species masticatory margin with five teeth and basal margin without teeth); basal margin subequal in length to masticatory margin; labrum either lacking prominent tubercles (Asian species) or with a single median tubercle near proximal margin; ventral surface of clypeus with a transverse carina, anterior to posteroventral border, weakened medially in African species; frontal carinae well separated in African species (FCI 0.210.35), less so in Asian species (FCI 0.090.16); scape length one half or more of head width (SI 0.490.63); head capsule with three prominent ocelli; pronotal humeri subangulate in dorsal view; metanotal plate lacking; mesosterum not densely pubescent; petiole with prominent anteroventral tooth, generally directed posteroventrally; posteroventral margin of petiole closely associated with helcium venter, lacking a ventrally extended hood; metabasitarsal sulcus present; appressed pubescence dense on abdominal tergite 4.
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. This group comprises four Asian species that are apparently generalists, nesting in dead (and sometimes live) twigs and branches of a wide variety of plants, and two West African species that are specialist inhabitants of the antplant
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<emphasis id="B97E5863FF8154011D3382C9FE123C5D" box="[372,467,511,536]" italics="true" pageId="60" pageNumber="61">Barteria</emphasis>
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