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Figure 14 Differences in petiole shape, sculpturing on mesosoma, and propodeal spines. Petiole within ellipses in profile view (A, B) and arrows indicating sculpturation on dorsum of mesosoma (C, D). (A, C) T. elisabethae (CASENT0901107), (B, D) T. triangulatum (reproduced from Bharti and Kumar, 2012). Petiole (lamella in ellipse) and propodeal spines (indicated by arrows) in profile view. (E) T. myops (CASENT0901106), (F) T. jarawa sp. n. (NCBS-AV761). Images (A, C, E) by Zach Lieberman and Ryan Perry; from https://www.antweb.org. Images (B, D) from Bharti & Kumar (2012).

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