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. 2025 Mar 17;1232:131–172. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.1232.141693

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Brandon S. Arredondo, Roberto J. Guerrero

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Figure 2. — Nesomyrmex worker mesosoma and metasoma morphology A body in dorsal view B mesosoma in lateral view C metasoma in lateral view. The red area delimits the dorsopropodeum, while the green area delimits the posteropropodeum. Abbreviations: amp (anterior pronotal margin), avp (anteroventral process), dp (dorsopropodeum), ga (gaster), ha (humeral angles), he (helcium), ldpp (lateral dorsopropodeal process), lmsp (lateral mesonotal process), lpptt (lateral postpetiolar tubercle), lptt (lateral petiolar tubercle), mgb (metapleural gland bulla), ms (mesonotum), msp (mesopleura), mtp (metapleura), nd (node of petiole), pd (peduncle of petiole), pds (propodeal spine), pl (propodeal lobe), pms (promesontal suture), pn (pronotum), pnp (pronotal projection), pp (posteropropodeum), ppt (postpetiole), pt (petiole), sp (spiracle), st (sternite) tr (tergite).