Figure 10 in Taxonomic revision of the Temnothorax salvini clade (Hymenoptera: Formicidae), with a key to the clades of New World Temnothorax
Figure 10 Comparison of worker propodeal spines in the salvini clade. (A–G) Profile view. (H–K) Dorsal view. (A) Short propodeal spines: Temnothorax terrigena (MCZENT00522078). (B) Moderately long propodeal spines: T. longinoi sp. nov. (CASENT0758892). (C) Long propodeal spines: T. aztecoides sp. nov. (CASENT0758791). (D) Straight: T. agavicola sp. nov. (MCZENT00510559). (E) Slightly downcurved: T. albispinus (CASENT0756097). (F) Strongly downcurved: T. fuscatus (CASENT0916005). (G) Slightly upcurved: T. quetzal sp. nov. (CASENT0614495). (H) "V" shaped: T. subditivus (CASENT0619368). (I) basally truncate "V" shaped: T. subditivus (MCZENT00016371). (J) "U" shaped: T. rutabulafer sp. nov. (CASENT0758266). (K) Basally truncate "U" shaped: T. pastinifer (CASENT0758861). Scale bars 0.2 mm. Full-size DOI: 10.7717/peerj.11514/fig-10
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