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4.4.56
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Yamauchi &amp; Hayashida 1970
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[
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investigation]
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Type material:
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from the
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nest series labelled ”
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K. Yamauchi“; depository
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Görlitz.
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<emphasis id="AFEFEAB2FD7DFF82FF0BFC8A5BE5FC8B" bold="true" box="[174,424,866,890]" pageId="64" pageNumber="79">All material examined</emphasis>
. A total of 6 nest samples with
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were subject to NUMOBAT investigation.
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originated from
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.
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details see supplementary information SI1.
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.
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from
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to
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,
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and Kuriles. The upper altitudinal limits are
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at
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in Hokkaido and
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at
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in Shikoku.
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<emphasis id="AFEFEAB2FD7DFF82FF0BFBA05B48FB91" bold="true" box="[174,261,1096,1120]" pageId="64" pageNumber="79">Biology</emphasis>
(according to
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,
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). Main habitat is shady deciduous woodland with large trees. The nests are mostly constructed within the root systems or in hollow trunks of trees and sometimes in rotten logs and may contain carton structures. Being active in Sapporo to mid November,
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has a longer foraging season than sympatric congeneric species. The foraging paths are almost completely covered by macerated plant and humus material both on tree trunks and on the ground near the tree where trophobiotic Homoptera are tended. Flights were observed from early July to late August and start in the late evening at light intensities of only 010 lux and air temperatures of 22 24°C. Air movements and rain stop the flight.
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(
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,
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108; key; image in www. antWeb.org with specimen identifier CASENT1041269):
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Large (CS 994 µm). Head shorter than in other sympatric species (CL/CW
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1.049) and usually with concave posterior margin. Scape rather short (SL/CS
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0.978). Postocular distance medium and eye rather small (PoOc/ CL
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0.241, EYE/CS
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0.230). Torulo-clypeal distance rather large (dClAn
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5.07). Number of mandibular dents rather low (MaDe 7.95). Terminal segment of maxillary palp rather long (MP6/CS
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0.194). Pubescence on clypeus moderately dense (sqPDCL
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4.59); on frons rather short (PLF
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28.4); on scape subdecumbent to suberect and difficult to distinguish from shorter setae; on hind tibia decumbent to appressed, contrasting the situation in the long, suberect to erect setae. Gular and pronotal setae long (GuHL/CS
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0.114, PnHL/CS
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0.154). Whole body covered by numerous standing setae (nOcc
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13.1, nGen
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5.1, nGu
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6.4, nSc
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18.3, nHT
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17.4,nSt
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4.9). Coloration: mesosoma, petiole, scape, femora and tibiae pale yellowish brown, head darker yellowish brown, gaster blackish brown or dark brown with yellowish tinge.
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:
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is separable from the sympatric similarly hirsute
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<emphasis id="AFEFEAB2FD7DFF82FBE1FDF25E80FDC0" box="[1092,1229,538,561]" italics="true" pageId="64" pageNumber="79">L. japonicus</emphasis>
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by the broader head, shorter scape, more convex petiole sides and the homogenously yellowish brown head capsule.
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