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- part, the mentum in the middle, and the prementum, which is the distal section, and furthest anterior. The prementum bears a structure called the ligula;...
- eyes. The antennae is 7 segmented. The mask have the prementum hollowed dorsally. The prementum bears three (rarely two or four) long setae inserted near...
- and temporary pools. The nymphs have a long abdomen and a distinctive prementum (part of the lower lip). There is one generation per year in North American...
- with the prementum through a narrow sclerite, the mentum. The labium forms the lower portion of the buccal cavity in insects. The prementum has a pair...
- postmentum, and equivalent to the fused maxillary stipites, is the prementum. The prementum closes the preoral cavity from behind. Terminally, it bears four...
- Males and females feed on nectar using the long mouthparts formed by the prementum of the labium. Females, in addition, feed on blood using the mandibular...
- first lacking a digitiform appendage. The labium itself is formed by the prementum and postmentum, hard plates that are either completely or almost completely...
- consists of only one segment. The labium consists of an almost triangular prementum, which has single-segmented, vestigial palps on the lateral margin, and...
- (a hinged lower mandible also known as a "hinged labium") had a robust prementum with distal expansion, and the short, thin labial palps had serrated inner...
- diagnostic features included the placement of the forewing media divergence, a prementum which was compressed laterally, and claws of unequal sizes. "Aha". Hymenoptera...