. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. [88 Id II I I i\ Mi >l I \l 01 « 0MPARA1 l\ l ZOOLOGY . 72, Camponotub (Mybmegonla lauMnbib, p. qov. Fig. 35. it orker. Length 5 mm. Head longer than broad, sides nearly Btraight, Bidet of occipul roundly oarinate, occipital angles narrowly rounded, posterior border concave, ( "ly- D6U8 feebly convex, anterior border broadly rounded. Antennal BCapefl sur- passing occipital corners by nearly half their Length, l'roiiotuni convex, much broader than long. Mesoepinotuin compressed, behind very Btrongly, w
. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology; Zoology. [88 Id II I I i\ Mi >l I \l 01 « 0MPARA1 l\ l ZOOLOGY . 72, Camponotub (Mybmegonla lauMnbib, p. qov. Fig. 35. it orker. Length 5 mm. Head longer than broad, sides nearly Btraight, Bidet of occipul roundly oarinate, occipital angles narrowly rounded, posterior border concave, ( "ly- D6U8 feebly convex, anterior border broadly rounded. Antennal BCapefl sur- passing occipital corners by nearly half their Length, l'roiiotuni convex, much broader than long. Mesoepinotuin compressed, behind very Btrongly, with an acute margin; in profile elevated, irregularly arcuate and projecting behind at elongate triangular tooth. Kpinotal base in profile strongly concave, its Surface rounded. Petiole elongate, cuboidal, inclined forward; seen from above' triangular, with the corners rounded; anterior and lateral borders Fig. 35.— Caniponotus (Myrraegonia) lauensis Mann, and petiole. Worker. Lateral view of thorax Moderately shining. Mandibles punctate and striate. Head, body, and appendages coriaceous-rugulose. Bred hairs long and fine, sparse on head, more abundant on gaster. Shorter appressed hairs sparse in head, body, and appendages. Color black. Legs light reddish brown. Lau: Kabara, Waquava. The structure of the head and petiole is almost identical with that of schmeltzii hut the more compressed and strongly backward-project- ing epinotum is entirely different, resembling somewhat that of an extreme form of lam in (it us. The subgenus Myrmegonia is made up of a complex of species, with. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Harvard University. Museum of Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, Mass. : The Museum
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