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Moderate in size (HW 0.821.21, LHT 0.68 1.12), with a variably elongate head (CI 0.670.96), and medium to large eyes (REL 0.380.59, REL2 0.460.66). Masticatory margin of mandible with 56 teeth; mesial tooth on basal margin closer to apicobasal angle than to proximal tooth. Palp formula 6,4. Median clypeal lobe laterally rounded. Frontal carinae separated by basal scape width or less (FCI 0.020.07). Profemur relatively slender in most species (FI 0.370.49). Pronotal humeri and lateral margins of pronotum rounded. Metanotal groove varying from moderately impressed to absent. Basal and declivitous faces of propodeum weakly to moderately differentiated and usually subequal in length, in profile the juncture between the two gently rounded. Petiole relatively long and slender (PL/HL 0.480.69; EL/PL 0.720.90), much longer than high or wide (PLI 0.430.61, PWI 0.410.58); petiole with small anteroventral tooth; anterior peduncle of petiole weakly to moderately differentiated. Postpetiole broader than long, with small anteroventral tooth. Body sculpture punctulate-coriarious to coriarious-imbricate, the integument sublucid to opaque; dorsum of head never with extensive smooth, shiny interspaces; punctulae usually separated by their diameters or less. Standing pilosity generally sparse, nearly always absent from the extensor faces of tibiae, and usually present as 12 pairs on the pronotum, petiole, and postpetiole, while being absent from mesonotum and propodeum (MSC 28); one exceptional species with greater amounts of pilosity (MSC 2328, HTC 0, MTC 12) including on the mesonotum and propodeum. Appressed pubescence dense but short on most of body, including head and abdominal tergite IV. Color varying from light yellow- or orange-brown to dark brownish-black, often variously bicolored.
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In an earlier synopsis of
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species
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groups (
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), the
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group was subsumed under the
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<emphasis id="B949EA8AFFE9FFC5BB91FACDBEE9FA14" box="[146,231,1391,1411]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">P. pallens</emphasis>
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group. The two groups share a number of similar worker characteristics (6,4 palp formula, 56 teeth on the masticatory margin of the mandibles, and laterally rounded median clypeal lobe) but molecular studies have demonstrated that they are not closely related (
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,
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). A recent worker-based key to
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species
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groups (
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) separated the
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group and
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<emphasis id="B949EA8AFFE9FFC5BBF5F99DBF44F9A4" box="[246,330,1567,1587]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">P. pallens</emphasis>
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group primarily by geography: the species in the
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group are almost wholly confined to South America, with just one species,
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, extending north of
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as far as
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, while the
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group occurs from southwestern
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to
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.Workers of the one overlapping species,
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, can be distinguished from those of the
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group by the combination of dense standing pilosity (MSC 1328) and long eyes relative to petiole length (EL/PL 0.911.20).
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