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Key to species of the European
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1 Petiole at least four times as long as wide (
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); gastral segment
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females compressed posteriorly, with remaining tergites at least partly exposed at rest; antennae slender with preapical flagellomeres at least 2.5 times as long as wide (Fig. 6).
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– Petiole short, at most 2.5 times as long as wide (
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females abruptly narrowed posteriorly; remaining segments tubular and completely concealed within segment 1 but forming a scorpion-tail-like structure when extruded; antennae with preapical flagellomeres at most twice as long as wide (Fig. 8).
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2(1) Mesosoma slender (
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); subapical flagellomere in females at least three times as long as wide (Fig. 7); F
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males very deeply emarginated and strongly convex dorsally (
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) .......................................................................................................
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<emphasis id="B8EDEAB0FF96BB3D6DD4FAE6FC5EFAD3" bold="true" box="[901,1000,1342,1366]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="200">S. nixoni</emphasis>
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– Mesosoma stouter (
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); subapical flagellomere in females at most 2.5 times as long as wide (Fig. 6); F
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males hardly convex dorsally (Fig. 11) ...........................................
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3(1) Macrotergite with fine striation at base between slightly indicated middle furrow and short lateral impressions; pronotal shoulders sharply pointed (
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). ..........................
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– Macrotergite smooth at base between medial furrow and lateral impressions; pronotal shoulders angular, not pointed. ....................................................................................
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4(2) Body large and stout (
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); antennae of females with even, dense, contiguous pubescence; hairs shorter than half of the width of flagellomeres (
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); radial cell large, triangular, with stigmal vein slightly oblique (
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); lateral impressions at base of macrotergite large and deep; apical part of macrosternite bare in females; F
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males with basal emargination symmetrical, covering less than half of the flagellomere (
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) ........................................................................................
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– Body smaller and slender (3-4.5 mm) (
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); antennae of females with short, semidecumbent pubescence interspersed with single long erect hairs (Fig. 8); radial cell narrow with strongly oblique stigmal vein (
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); lateral impressions at base of macrotergite inconspicuous; all surface of macrosternite pubescent in females; F
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males with basal emargination asymmetrical, covering more than half of the flagellomere (
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