This genus is easily recognized by its sharply notched clypeal margin and the unique dorsellum. |
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It can be identified by its brown to black color, well-developed petiolar process, and no median clypeal tooth. |
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Above the clypeal arch are two lateral clusters of strong basiconic sensillae, but no definite antennary rudiments are to be seen. |
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Head lengths were taken dorsally parallel to the coronal suture from the posterior margin to the anterior margin of the frontoclypeus, excluding clypeal lamellae. |
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