Lepisiota xxxx Sudan JM 084 Taylor new species
Type location Sudan,
worker only described .
WORKER
DESCRIPTION: Head sub-circular; clypeus with a weak obtuse median
carina; eye relatively small, subcircular and
flat (0.30 X length of side of head); promesonotum profile shallowly
convex; propodeum profile weakly convex, posterior dorsal angles no
more than low cones; petiole scale transversely
unusually narrow, apex weakly concave, unusual in being slightly higher
than the propodeal declivity; erect pilosity very much reduced, very
short, ca 0.05 mm; unsculptured, quite shiny; and variable
red--brown
TL ca 2.2 mm, HL 0.44, HW 0.42, CI 85-88, SL 0.44, SI
113, PW 0.25
Name in recognition of ???.
Specimens deposited in the Oxford University Museum of
Natural History.
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The
photomontage is of a worker from Sudan,
collected by J Mathews, by pyrethrum fogging of Acacia senegal
in semi-natural forest;
Kordofan, El Ain, near El Obeid; ca 12°56' N 30°35' E; JM 084_02;
25.x.2000, 2 workers.
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The
photomontage is of a worker from Sudan,
collected by J Mathews, by pyrethrum fogging of Acacia senegal
in semi-natural forest;
Kordofan, El Ain, near El Obeid; ca 12°56' N 30°35' E; JM 072;
25.x.2000, 2 workers.
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