Trigonisca, Moure, 1950
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.1206/3942.1 |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5461817 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/993CA639-CE78-FFC0-FE67-CDD15EF450D6 |
treatment provided by |
Carolina |
scientific name |
Trigonisca |
status |
s.l. |
Key to Subgenera of Trigonisca View in CoL s.l.
(worker caste)
1.Integument of mesoscutum and mesoscutellum smooth and shiny; preoccipital carina absent; transscutal sulcus between axillae shallowly impressed; mesoscutellum comparatively flat and low, acutely rounded apically in profile and slightly raised above level of metanotum.................................................................2
—Integument of mesoscutum and mesoscutellum matt, microalveolate to tessellate; preoccipital carina present at least laterally, sometimes weakly so; transscutal sulcus between axillae deeply and broadly impressed; mesoscutellum gently convex, broadly rounded apically in profile and distinctly raised above level of metanotum.............................. 3
2.Malar space as long as 2× flagellar diameter; posterior margin of metatibia gently arched, without projection at distal angle; parapenicillum curved but not greatly sinuate; head width 1.0 mm or greater........................................ Leurotrigona Moure View in CoL
—Malar space as long as flagellar diameter; posterior margin of metatibia somewhat sinuous, with distal angle projected; parapenicillum markedly sinuate; head width less than 1.0 mm........................................ Exochotrigona Engel, n. subgen.
3.Labrum simple; bristles along posterior margin of metatibia as long as or shorter than maximum metatibial width....................................... Trigonisca Moure View in CoL , s.str.
—Labrum bituberculate; bristles along posterior margin of metatibia distinctly longer than maximum metatibial width...................................... Celetrigona Moure
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