- from the
postpronotum to the scutellum, and is
bronze pollinose with a
white pollinose dorsomedial stripe and
yellow pile. The
postpronotum is yellow...
- scutellar.
McAlpine terminology vs.
other terminology Equivalents are:–
postpronotum =
humeral callus or humerus;
anepisternum = mesopleuron; proepisternum...
- Microdontinae, they are
distinctive in the
absence of
pilosity on the
postpronotum.
Larvae are
presumably found in ant nests. They are only
known from Suriname...
-
antennae are
yellow with a
black arista.
Thorax The scutum,
scutellum and
postpronotum are a greenish-bronze color,
clothed with
erect dull
orange pile. The...
-
lateral margins and
immediately in
front of the scutellum. The
humeri (
postpronotum) and
border of the
scutum are yellow. The area on the disc
behind the...
- The
scutum displays mixed brown and pale
scales laterally,
while the
postpronotum lacks contrasting scale patches. The
wings are
covered with broad, triangular-shaped...
- greenish-black,
covered with
whitish pile. The
white pile is
denser along humeri (
postpronotum). The
pleurae have
tufts of dense,
short white hair
dusted with white...
- long
dorsal and
pilose arista; eyes bare and
dichoptic in both ****es;
postpronotum pilose;
metasternum and
katepisternum non-pilose;
ventral scutellar fringe...
-
brown with
black setae dorsally on
scape and pedicel;
thorax black;
postpronotum dark brown;
pleuron entirely grey;
scutellum black, short, and widely...
-
posterior of the
lunula non-pollinose and shiny.
Thorax dark
brown to black,
postpronotum light yellow to brown-yellow;
scutellum black, subrectangular, and shiny...
