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However, the straight and relatively longgenaleaves no doubt concerning the identity of the specimen.
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Head in frontal view 1.13- 1.18r as broad as high (fig. 5c) withgenarather straight; in dorsal view about 2.2r as broad as long, occiput rather strongly excavate.
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Head in frontal view 1.21-1.31r as broad as high (fig. 5a) withgenacurved; in dorsal view about 1.95-2.05r as broad as long, occiput rather strongly excavate.
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Head in frontal view about 1.2r as broad as high withgenaslightly curved; in dorsal view about 2.15-2.2r as broad as long, occiput moderately strongly excavate.
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Their clypellus is parallel, and has a margin that is adjacent to itsgena, which is a bit wider than ocellucular part.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Ratio of vertical diameter of eye and height ofgena(face index) widely used in identification of species.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.From the back of the eye the facial suture curves abruptly outward, to curve abruptly backward at halfwidth of the area outside the glabella (the cheek orgena).
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This name refers to the species' distinct rugulosegenawhich along with the pronotal angle, the partially and sculpturing of the face, mesosoma, and metasomal terga are unique.
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