Trachymyrmex
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Key to Trachymyrmex View in CoL of the Jamaicensis species group (workers)
1 With the body in side view, length of lateral pronotal and anterior mesonotal projections notably different, either the mesonotal is much bigger than pronotal ( Fig. 10 View FIGURES 9 – 12 ), or appears as a multitubercular low tumulus ( Fig. 16 View FIGURES 15 – 18 ) ...................................................................................................................................................... 2
- Lateral pronotal and anterior mesonotal projections almost of the same size or the mesonotal a little shorter, but always spine-like ...................................................................................................................... 3
2 Lateral pronotal spine-like projections shorter and slenderer than anterior mesonotal ones; midpronotal projections present; pronotal inferior corner and anterior margin of katepisternum unarmed; postpetiole in dorsal view trapezoidal, little broader behind than in front, its postero-dorsal border straight .................... ............................................................................................................ T. isthmicus View in CoL Santschi ( Figs 9–14 View FIGURES 9 – 12 View FIGURES 13 – 14 , 30)
- Lateral pronotal spine-like projections longer than tumuliform and multituberculated anterior mesonotal ones; midpronotal projections absent or obsolete; pronotal inferior corner and anterior margin of upper region of katepisternum armed with a notable triangular tooth; postpetiole in dorsal view broader than long, its posterior border concave ............................................................ T. ixyodus n. sp. ( Figs. 15–18 View FIGURES 15 – 18 , 30)
3 Apically spatulate curved coarse hairs distributed over the whole body ( Figs. 3 View FIGURES 1 – 4 , 26 View FIGURES 23 – 26 ) ............................... 4
- Curved coarse hairs apically spatulate absent over the whole body, except gaster .................................... 5
4 Antennal scape scarcely surpassing the posterior margin of head when lodged in the scrobe, with head in frontal view; anterior margin of the crenate frontal lobe with a protruded pointed tooth; propodeal spines distinctly longer than the distance between their inner bases (better seen in postero-dorsal view) .............. ................................................................................................................... T. zeteki View in CoL Weber ( Figs 23–26 View FIGURES 23 – 26 , 30)
- Antennal scape surpassing the posterior margin by nearly a third of its length, when lodged in the scrobe, with head in frontal view; anterior margin of the smooth frontal lobe unarmed; propodeal spines distinctly shorter than the distance between their inner bases (better seen in postero-dorsal view) ............................. .................................................................................................................. T. atlanticus n. sp. ( Figs 1–5 View FIGURES 1 – 4 View FIGURES 5 – 8 , 30)
5 Base of the anterior mesonotal spine thicker than the base of lateral pronotal ones; midpronotal projections absent or rarely represented by a pair of minute separate spines; supraocular projection spine-like; head and gaster darker than yellowish brown mesosoma; last funicular segments as dark as antennal scapes ............................................................................................. T. jamaicensis (André) View in CoL ( Figs 19–22 View FIGURES 19 – 22 , 29)
- Base of the anterior mesonotal spine almost as thin as the base of lateral pronotal ones; midpronotal projection represented by a single truncate tooth; supraocular projection absent or vestigial; the whole body dark reddish brown; last funicular segments lighter than other antennal segments ..................................... ............................................................................................... T. haytianus Wheeler & Mann ( Figs 5–8 View FIGURES 5 – 8 , 29)
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