Loethalictus, Pesenko, 2007
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.1500.1.1 |
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27 (26). Both sexes: posterior vertical surface of propodeum without carina along lateral margins, gradually curved onto its lateral surfaces; T2–T4 without anterior hair bands (in females) or with small lateral spots of sparse tomentum (in males). Male: membranous retrorse lobe of gonocoxite narrow, long, nearly parallel-sided. Female: mesoscutum densely granulate, matt, with very sparse and fine punctation; mesopleuron densely finely granulate, matt; metapostnotum granulate, matt, with or without traces of weak striae on anterior half............................................................27. Loethalictus subg. n.
– oth sexes: posterior vertical surface of propodeum usually carinate laterally; T2–T4 with anterior hair bands or with well developed lateral spots. Male: membranous retrorse lobe of gonocoxite broad, rounded, elliptical, sometimes triangular (in E. apostoli , E. podolicus , and E. soror belonging to subgenus Smeathhalictus ). Female: mesoscutum punctate, shiny at least in middle of posterior half; mesopleuron distinctly punctate, shiny (except for E. spinosus and E. talyschensis belonging to subgenus Smeathhalictus , the mesopleura of which are granulose punctate, dull); metapostnotum striate, more or less shiny ................................................................................................................. 28
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