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ecarinate: Definition and Pronunciation.
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Ecarinate - Definition of Ecarinate at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Ecarinate. Look it up now!
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ecarinate frontal impressions, nearly parallel-sided 1st gastric tergite, ... confluent, the trochantellus extero-ventrally ecarinate, the fore and mid ...
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subulate; sheaths ecarinate, multicostate, dull-brown to stramineous at base, ... and longer; fertile bracts several, obovate, 4 -5-5-5 mm long, ecarinate ...
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Frontal margin incomplete, ecarinate medially; posterior margin of hypomeron ...... 88(87) Pronotal hind angle ecarinate; antennal segments 4-10 obtuse ...
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Pronotum with lateral edges deplanate and strongly carinate, to rounded and ecarinate; pronotal hind angles usually extended, dorsally ecarinate, unicarinate, or bicarinate. Hypomeron large, subtriangular, often with antennal or crural cavities or impressions.
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Floral bracts strongly divergent at anthesis, 32 mm long, 3 times the internodes and about equaling the sepals, broadly elliptic, apiculate, ecarinate, inflated, probably fleshy because wrinkled and nerveless when dry, inconspicuously lepidote;
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Clypeus ecarinate or nearly so. Frontal area rather indistinct. Frontal carinae diverging behind; short, about IVz times as long as the diameter of the antennal foramina. ... Clypeus evenly rounded in front, ecarinate. Clypeatf ossae extraordinarily deep, the middle part of tbe clypeus between them strongly convex in...
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The clypeus is ecarinate to only scarcely carinate, antennal scapes are not flattened at the bases, clypeal fossae are well developed, and the heads of major workers are usually broader than long. This subgenus includes three species in Mississippi.
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The clypeus is ecarinate to only scarcely carinate, antennal scapes are not flattened at the bases, clypeal fossae are well developed, and the heads of major workers are usually broader than long. This subgenus includes three species in Mississippi.
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