Leipomeles, MOBIUS
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https://doi.org/ 10.1206/4006.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/16292B0F-B274-E100-FE19-FA2E6086EE06 |
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Felipe |
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Leipomeles |
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KEY TO THE SPECIES Of LEIPOMELES MÖBIUS View in CoL View at ENA
Adapted from Richards, 1978
1. Smooth and shining, less punctured (fig. 1B, D); first metasomal segment about twice as long as wide; hind wing with Cu1 shorter than Cu-a............................................2
1′. Darker, more punctured—colors dark brown to black (fig. 1A, C); first metasomal segment slightly longer than wide; hind wing with Cu1 as long as Cu-a....................................3
2. Pronotal carina stronger and straighter; clypeus a little wider than long (fig. 2D); coloration blackish and creamy white (fig. 1A); head with substantial blackish marking............................................................................... L. spilogaster (Cameron, 1912)
2′. Pronotal carina weak, more recurved laterally; clypeus a little longer than wide (fig. 2B); coloration yellow-brown and yellow or whitish-yellow (fig. 1B); head hardly with darker color........................................................................ L. dorsata (Fabricius, 1804) View in CoL
3. Head and mesosoma very indistinctly punctured (figs. 1A, 2A); clypeus rounded below; POL: OOL = 2: 3; metanotum with a slight dorsal area; propodeum yellow marked (fig. 1A).................................................................. L. albogrisea ( Richards, 1978) View in CoL
3′. Head and mesosoma more shining, more distinctly punctured (fig. 1C, 2C); clypeus angled below; POL: OOL = 1: 2.5; metanotum without dorsal area; propodeum black (fig. 1C)............................................................................. L. pusilla ( Ducke, 1904)
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