Antenna with 33-38 flagellomeres, lower face about 0.7-1.0 times as broad as high, with scattered hairs, coriaceous and striated transversally, presence of small tubercle below the base of
scapus; head in dorsal view (Figure 1B) with long gena, posterior ocelli separated from eyes by 0.75-1.2 times its own maximum diameter.
Brunner von Wattenwyl (1891) combined several genera in Amblycoryphini using the key character "fastigium as wide or wider than
scapus".
The word "inscape" derives, she says, from
scapus, the shaft of a column or stem of a flower; it is therefore not primarily a variant of "landscape." Inscape is "a core design or pattern in everything that exists," a definition not linked, as many scholars would have it, to a sense of heightened individuality.
Fastigium of vertex conical, narrower than
scapus, furrowed dorsally and separated by step-like incision
Antenna dark brown except yellow base of
scapus. Clypeus brownish yellow, labrum and palpi yellowish, mandible yellow but its middle tooth yellowish brown.
The female epigynum of the genus Hemicloea have a peculiar, folded
scapus, which expands during copulation.
Scapus; longissimus, teres, articulatus, erectus, apice coloratus.
32 Basal flagellomere distinctly longer than
scapus and pedicellus combined (Fig.
Epic launched the takeover bid together with Crotian
Scapus, Satis and Enitor.
6d), medially pointed but always without a
scapus (Fig.
itamarajuensis Leme & Baracho, cui proxima, sed
scapus atrovinoso-purpureus, bracteis primariis quam basin ebracteatam ramulorum longioribus, peduculis ramorum atrovinoso-purpureis, floribus longioribus, petalis viridibus longioribusque et per anthesim subpatentibus recurvatis differt; a H.
The protocol considers the suitable use of the
scapus of the pachymeter, suggesting the use of an instrument with better degree of accuracy and defining anatomic points as bases for the measurements.