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1. From the region including central and western Europe; hair of the thorax and metasomal T12
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entirely black,
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with yellow hairs intermixed extensively with the black in some parts,
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with broad pure yellow bands
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the posterior half of T2 is broadly black (rarely with a narrow yellow fringe)
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the thoracic dorsum has a broad black band between the wing bases
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on the face any yellow hairs are concentrated in a patch at the antennal base whereas the hairs at the side of the clypeus are black............................................................................
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<emphasis id="B9730A507C783319B536A7A8A6AAFC06" bold="true" box="[1329,1436,908,930]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">B. mendax</emphasis>
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- From the region including
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and the Caucasus east to
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with white or many white-tipped hairs at least in parts,
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with broad pure yellow bands
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the posterior half of T2 is predominantly yellow
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the thoracic dorsum is nearly uniformly yellow
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the face has pale and black hairs intermixed evenly throughout......................................................................................... 2
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2 (1). From the region including Turkey and the Caucasus east to Iran; hair of T3 black with very few or no orange hairs posteriorly, T4 orange, T6 orange with very few black hairs...............................................
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- From the region including
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east to
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black
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with white hairs,
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T4 is extensively orange
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T3 is black usually with many orange hairs in a narrow posterior fringe
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T3 with orange hairs with white tips, T6 at least medially with many black hairs............................................................. 3
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3 (2). Hair of the thoracic dorsum
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entirely black
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black with white hairs evenly intermixed
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black with white tips, T1 with black
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black and orange hairs
<emphasis id="B9730A507C783319B213A0EBA11FFB40" box="[532,553,1231,1252]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">or</emphasis>
with black and white hairs intermixed.................................
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<emphasis id="B9730A507C783319B531A0EBA6AAFB41" bold="true" box="[1334,1436,1231,1253]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">B. waltoni</emphasis>
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- Hair of the thoracic dorsum and T1
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with black hairs in part but with separate broad bands of yellow or white hairs
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with yellow hairs nearly throughout...................................................................... 4
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4 (3). Hair of T45 without long orange hairs and with at least a few black hairs scattered nearly throughout,
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sometimes with white tips
<emphasis id="B9730A507C783319B143A161A26FFAFE" box="[324,345,1349,1370]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">or</emphasis>
intermixed with white hairs at least in part...................................................... 5
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- Hair of T45 with long orange hairs at least in part and usually throughout,
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without white hairs................... 6
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5 (4). Hair of the thoracic dorsum anteriorly and T1 with many white hairs..................................
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<emphasis id="B9730A507C783319B523A15BA6AAFA31" bold="true" box="[1316,1436,1407,1429]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">B. convexus</emphasis>
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- Hair of the thoracic dorsum anteriorly and T1 with lemon-yellow hairs..................................
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<emphasis id="B9730A507C783319B521A1B8A6ADFA16" bold="true" box="[1318,1435,1436,1458]" italics="true" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">B. superbus</emphasis>
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<keyLead id="30F675777C783319B090A19EA6AAFA48" pageId="21" pageNumber="22">6 (4). Hair of the thoracic dorsum and T1 almost entirely yellow, at most with an obscure small spot of black hairs centrally between the wing bases........................................................................................7</keyLead>
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- Hair of the thoracic dorsum and T1 yellow and/or white, but
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usually with a black band
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sometimes an obvious large spot of black hairs between the wing bases................................................................ 8
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7 (6). Wings nearly clear; labrum with a broad convex transverse ridge, broader than the basal depression (adjacent to the clypeus) (
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), clypeus in its central half with almost as many large as small punctures......................
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- Wings lightly clouded with brown; labrum with a narrow convex transverse ridge, narrower than the basal depression (adjacent to the clypeus) (
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), clypeus in its central half with few large punctures relative to the number of small punctures.........................................................................................
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with the posterior of the dorsum (scutellum) at least intermixed with black hair,
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the pale thoracic bands are white
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the hair of T1 is yellow,
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the pale thoracic bands are yellow
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the side of the thorax is a strongly contrasting white
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T6 is entirely black................................ 12
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9 (8). Hindleg tibia with the posterior corbicular fringe of predominantly yellow or white hairs, sometimes orange at the base, with few or no dark hairs intermixed (
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); hair of the thoracic dorsum with the black band between the wing bases narrow, side
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of the thorax usually extensively pale, but sometimes only in the upper third; labrum with the transverse ridge broad and low, in the median third subsiding weakly with scattered punctures but not distinctly interrupted (
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)................. 10
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- Hindleg tibia with the posterior corbicular fringe of black or orange hairs, hairs yellow or white at most only at the tips, with many dark hairs intermixed (
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consistently high convex and uninterrupted (
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)........................................................................ 11
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10 (9). Hindleg tibia with the posterior corbicular fringe predominantly yellow or white, any orange limited to close to the hair bases; side of the thorax in the lower third and the metasoma ventrally (S23) entirely pale...................
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- Hindleg tibia with the posterior corbicular fringe extensively yellow or white, the hairs often orange in the basal half; side of the thorax in the lower third and the metasoma ventrally (S23) with at least some black hair...............
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11 (9). Labrum with the transverse ridge in the median fifth subsiding flattened and interrupted by many dense punctures overflowing from the broad basal depression (adjacent to the clypeus) (
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)........................................
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12 (8). Wings lightly clouded with brown; labrum with a narrow high transverse ridge, narrower than the basal depression (adjacent to the clypeus), the transverse ridge slightly angled (V-shaped) between the two lateral ends, the ridge in the median third convex and not subsiding and often with few large punctures (
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<emphasis id="B9730A507C7B331AB4C9A773A656FCC9" bold="true" box="[1230,1376,855,877]" italics="true" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">B. avinoviellus</emphasis>
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- Wings nearly clear; labrum with a broad low transverse ridge, broader than the basal depression (adjacent to the clypeus), the transverse ridge nearly straight between the two lateral ends, the ridge in the median third subsiding weakly and with many large punctures (
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<emphasis id="B9730A507C7B331AB507A78BA6ADFC61" bold="true" box="[1280,1435,943,965]" italics="true" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">B. himalayanus</emphasis>
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