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Genus
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<paragraph id="6637E5455AF9657DC9EE3FFD92671ADC" pageId="0" pageNumber="103">Diagnosis.</paragraph>
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The genus
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can be recognized by the combination of a normal oval-shaped tegula (as in Fig.
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), the incomplete carina on the rear face of the propodeum (Fig.
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), and the lack of a protruding paraocular lobe (Fig.
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). Females lack the keel on S1 seen in
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and they have simple hind tibial spurs. Males are quite similar to
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, but
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<emphasis id="627B6F65421D9AAB1E549E69F607696B" italics="true" pageId="0" pageNumber="103">Augochlorella</emphasis>
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males have the S4 apical margin weakly to strongly concave, versus straight in
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. In addition,
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males lack distinct punctures on the rear of the propodeum (Fig.
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) compared to
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males which do have distinct punctures (Fig.
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). Some
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are more of a greenish-bronze color.
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