Asphinctopone
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:0669AEC1-120D-471C-B2AE-E11E9E48853D |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8320521 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/134A4BF4-C33E-1C64-15FB-3C2C39A28CAC |
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Revised key to Asphinctopone View in CoL View at ENA HNS species (modified after Bolton & Fisher 2008)
1 Metanotal groove only slightly impressed, lateral margins of median clypeal lobe not sharply angulate and not projecting further forward than the median margin. Mandible without a tooth-like process on the inner basal margin. Larger species (HW 0.86 mm), entirety of head and mesosoma sculptured and covered with a relatively dense suberect to erect pubescence. (Tanzania) ................................................................................................................ pilosa HNS
- Metanotal groove deeply impressed, lateral margins of median clypeal lobe sharply angulate and projecting as short denticles slightly anterior to median margin. Mandible with a tooth-like process on the inner basal margin (may be obscured by anterolateral angles of clypeal lobe when mandibles closed). Smaller species (HW 0.62-0.68 mm), head and mesosoma not entirely sculptured nor entirely covered with pubescence; at least the propleura smooth, shining and hairless. (West & Central Africa) ............................................................................................................. 2
2 With propodeum in profile the dorsum with pubescence extremely scanty, almost absent. Side of propodeum with scattered punctures, the spaces between them usually smooth. (Guinea, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Central African Republic) ................................................................................................................... silvestrii HNS
- With propodeum in profile the dorsum with a pelt of erect, weakly curved pubescence. Side of propodeum entirely densely irregularly sculptured. (Central African Republic) ............................................................................ differens HNS
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