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Key to the genera of
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1. Labrum longer than clypeus, often much longer; metatibia of female rather uniformly setose on outer, anterior, and posterior surfaces, spicules relatively inconspicuous among setae; lower mandibular tooth longer than middle tooth, or, in some females, lower and middle teeth equal (South America) ......... .....................................................................................................
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<keyLead id="5A2795DEFF93FFE0FF4FFD3550B37B3A" pageId="13" pageNumber="14">—. Labrum about as long as clypeus; metatibia of female with setae of broad, longitudinal outer zone shorter and sparser than those of anterior and posterior surfaces, spicules large and conspicuous in outer zone; lower mandibular tooth conspicuously shorter than middle tooth, which is longest mandibular tooth .... 2</keyLead>
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2(1). Body small, slender, hoplitiform; pretarsal claws of female cleft; pterostigma of moderate size, broadest at base of vein r-rs, sides converging toward base; maxillary palpi dimerous (two-segmented) (South America) ................................ ...................................................................................................
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Michener
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—. Body broad, megachiliform; pretarsal claws of female simple; pterostigma small, sides basal to vein r-rs parallel or nearly so [in some small species of
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the pterostigma is larger, approaching the size of that of
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]; maxillary palpi trimerous or tetramerous (three- or four-segmented) ....................... 3
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4(3) Arolia absent or rudimentary .....................................................
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Berthold
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5(4) Metabasitarsus without distinct projections, carina or protuberance on inner surface, at most with small, smooth, shiny, asetose area distally; outer metatibial spur stout, strongly bent apically; first flagellomere short, not or little longer than broad, at most slightly longer than second, which is at most slightly longer than broad (Western Hemisphere) ...................
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Fox
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—. Metabasitarsus with distinct carina on asetose inner surface (
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,
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); outer metatibial spur slender, straight or scarcely bent apically; first flagellomere long, more than 1.5 times longer than broad, nearly twice as long as second, which is much broader than long; Australian mainland ...................................................
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Gonzalez &amp; Engel
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6(3) Outer metatibial spur stout, strongly bent apically; first flagellomere short, not or little longer than broad, at most slightly longer than second, which is at most slightly longer than broad; facial prominence of female entirely supraclypeal (absent in one species); Western Hemisphere .........................................................................................
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—. Outer metatibial spur slender, straight or scarcely bent apically; first flagellomere long, more than 1.5 times longer than broad, nearly twice as long as second, which is much broader than long (except in one undetermined species from
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7(6). Facial prominence involving base of clypeus and part of supraclypeal area (
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,
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—. Facial prominence mostly involving base of clypeus (
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); Australian mainland ...................................................
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Gonzalez &amp; Engel
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