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FIGURES 152–157. Mexalictus verdazulus Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 152–157. Mexalictus verdazulus Dumesh, n. sp., 152. Female lateral habitus, 153. Female head, 154. Male lateral habitus, 155. Male head, 156. Male genital capsule, dorsal view, 157. Male genital capsule, ventral view. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 71–73. 71 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 71–73. 71. Mexalictus mexicanus Eickwort (1978) male head and mesosoma (lateral view), strongly imbricate, 72. M. mexicanus male genal area, posteriorly rounded, 73. M. laurencei Dumesh, n. sp. male head and mesosoma (lateral view), shiny. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 66–70. 66. Mexalictus laurencei Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 66–70. 66. Mexalictus laurencei Dumesh, n. sp. male genal area (lateral view), wider than compound eye, 67. M. arizonensis Eickwort (1978) male genal area (lateral view), nearly as wide as compound eye, 68. M. mandibularis Dumesh, n. sp. male head, much wider than long and mandible elongate, 69. M. mandibularis male inner hind tibial spur, finely serrate, 70. M. genalis Dumesh, n. sp. male head, round and mandible less elongate. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 63–65. 63 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 63–65. 63. Mexalictus micheneri Eickwort (1978) male head, longer than wide, 64. M. micheneri dorsal metapostnotum, striae present, 65. M. astriatus Dumesh, n. sp. dorsal metapostnotum striae absent. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 55–62. 55 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 55–62. 55. Mexalictus polybioides Packer (1993) male head and mesosoma, non-metallic brown, 56. M. polybioides forewing, hyaline yellow and infuscate, 57. M. polybioides male metasoma, imbricate, T1 petiolate, 58. M. hansoni Dumesh, n. sp. male head and mesosoma, purple, 59. M. ayalai Dumesh, n. sp. male head and mesosoma, green, 60. M. verdazulus Dumesh, n. sp. male head and mesosoma, blue-green, 61. M. verdazulus male forewing, transluscent, 62. M. verdazulus male metasoma, shiny, T1 not petiolate. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 174–175. Mexalictus nicaraguense Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 174–175. Mexalictus nicaraguense Dumesh, n. sp., 174. Female lateral habitus, 175. Female head. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 166–167. Mexalictus benyamini Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 166–167. Mexalictus benyamini Dumesh, n. sp., 166. Female lateral habitus, 167. Female head. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 168–169. Mexalictus diversus Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 168–169. Mexalictus diversus Dumesh, n. sp., 168. Female lateral habitus, 169. Female head. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 172–173. Mexalictus jovelus Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 172–173. Mexalictus jovelus Dumesh, n. sp., 172. Female lateral habitus, 173. Female head. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURE 184 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURE 184. Phylogeny of 26 Mexalictus species and two outgroup taxa (names as shown below) using 43 morphological characters with character state changes mapped onto the tree (Winclada, Nixon 2002). Black circles indicate uniquely derived character states, white circles indicate changes that are homoplasious elsewhere on the tree. See text for details of analysis.
FIGURES 180–181. Mexalictus sheffieldi Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 180–181. Mexalictus sheffieldi Dumesh, n. sp., 180. Female lateral habitus, 181. Female head. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 182–183. Mexalictus veracruzense Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 182–183. Mexalictus veracruzense Dumesh, n. sp., 182. Female lateral habitus, 183. Female head. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURE 185 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURE 185. Phylogeny of Mexalictus edited with Mesquite (Maddison and Maddison, 2011) to show subgeneric separation of Mexalictus into Mexalictus (Georgealictus) (dark grey) and Mexalictus s. str. (light grey). Outgroups, Patellapis braunsella Michener and Thrincohalictus prognathus (Pérez) (black).
FIGURES 47–54. 47 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 47–54. 47. Mexalictus eickworti Godinez-Garcia (1996) female head and mesosoma with metallic reflection, 48. M. diversus Dumesh, n. sp. female subantennal sutures, weakly divergent, 49. M. jovelus Dumesh, n. sp. female subantennal sutures, strongly divergent, 50. M. benyamini Dumesh, n. sp. female supraclypeal area, evenly punctate, 51. M. benyamini female forewing, 52. M. jovelus female forewing, 53. M. sheffieldi Dumesh, n. sp. female frontal line, strongly carinate, 54. M. jovelus female frontal line, slightly carinate. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 41–46. 41 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 41–46. 41. Mexalictus polybioides Packer (1993) female lateral habitus, legs and wings hyaline yellow, 42. M. jovelus Dumesh, n. sp. female lateral habitus, legs and wings brownish, 43. M. veracruzense Dumesh, n. sp. female dorsal metapostnotum, striae absent, 44. M. jovelus female dorsal metapostnotum, striae present, 45. M. nicaraguense Dumesh, n. sp. dorsal mesoscutum and mesoscutellum finely imbricate and punctate, 46. M. benyamini Dumesh, n. sp. dorsal mesoscutum and mesoscutellum, strongly imbricate and punctate. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 33–36. 33. Mexalictus punctatus Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 33–36. 33. Mexalictus punctatus Dumesh, n. sp. female mesoscutum, punctures fine and uniform, 34. M. punctatus female dorsal metapostnotum, striae fine, 35. M. ayalai Dumesh, n. sp. female mesoscutum, punctures coarse and two sizes, 36. M. ayalai female dorsal metapostnotum, striae coarse. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 37–40. 37. Mexalictus albofasciatus Dumesh, n in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 37–40. 37. Mexalictus albofasciatus Dumesh, n. sp. female metasoma, apical margins with fasciae, 38. M. anatolii Dumesh, n. sp. female metasoma, apical margins hyaline, 39. M. anatolii female head and mesosoma (lateral view), green, 40. M. jovelus Dumesh, n. sp. female head and mesosoma (lateral view), brown-black. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 29–32. 29 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 29–32. 29. Mexalictus mexicanus Eickwort (1978) female dorsal metapostnotum, granular, 30. M. gibbsi Dumesh, n. sp. female dorsal metapostnotum, shiny to imbricate, 31. M. raavo Dumesh, n. sp. female clypeus (flattened) and frontal line (weak), 32. M. arizonensis Eickwort (1978) female clypeus (convex) and frontal line (strong). Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 2–5. 2 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 2–5. 2. Mexalictus micheneri Eickwort (1978) female antenna to show 12 segments, 3. M. micheneri female hind leg to show scopa, 4. M. micheneri male antenna to show 13 segments, 5. M. micheneri male hind leg to show absence of scopa. Scale bars = 1mm.
FIGURES 25–28. 25 in <p><strong>Revision of the rare Mesoamerican bee genus <em>Mexalictus</em> (Hymenoptera: Halictidae) with the description of </strong><br /><strong>21 new species</strong></p>
FIGURES 25–28. 25. Mexalictus mexicanus Eickwort (1978) female inner hind tibial spur, curved and bluntly serrate, 26. M. gibbsi Dumesh, n. sp. female inner hind tibial spur, curved and finely serrate, teeth well separated, 27. M. arizonensis Eickwort (1978) female inner hind tibial spur, straight and serrate, teeth well separated, 28. M. mandibularis Dumesh, n. sp. female inner hind tibial spur, straight and finely serrate. Scale bars = 1mm.
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