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Figure 13 Differences in eye size, propodeal spines, and petiole shape. Head in full-face view (eyes within ellipses) (A) T. inglebyi (CASENT0280897), (B) T. elisabethae (CASENT0909166), (C) T. inglebyi (CASENT0280897), (D) T. triangulatum, (E) T. jarawa sp. n. (NCBSAV761). Mesosoma in profile view (F, G) and dorsum of waist segments (H, I). Arrows indicate propodeal spines/teeth and petiole. (F) T. elisabethae (CASENT0901107), (G) T. jarawa sp. n. (NCBS-AV761), (H) T. elisabethae (CASENT0901107), (I) T. jarawa sp. n. (NCBS-AV761). Images (except E, G and I) by Estella Ortega, Will Ericson, and Zach Lieberman; from https://www.antweb.org.

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