English: Fig. 3: Morphology of thorax (D): (1) pronotum; (2) collar; (3) pronotal rige; (4) pronotal base; (5) transverse furrow of pronotum; (6) front margin of pronotum; (7) epomia; (8) hind corner of pronotum; (9) lower corner of pronotum; (10) propleura (propleurum, prosternum, propleuron); (11) mesonotum; (12) median lobe; (13) lateral lobe; (14) notauli (parapsidae); (15) tegula; (16) axillary tongue (projection); (17) subalar tubercle; (18) subalarum; (19) mesopleura (mesopleurum, mesopleuron); (20) mesosternum; (21) prepectal carina (epicnemial carina); (22) prepectus (epicnemium); (23) speculum; (24) mesopleu¬ral fovea; (25) area of mesopleural fovea; (26) mesopleural suture; (27) sternaulus (-i); (28) scuto-scutellar groove; (29) scutellum; (30) postscutellum; (31) projection of hind margin of metanotum; (32) propo¬deum; (33) horizontal part of propodeum; (34) area basalis (basal area); (35) area superomedia (areola); (36) area posteromedia (petiolar area); (37) area superoexterna (first lateral area, area externa); (38) area dentipara (second lateral area); (39) area posteroexterna (third lateral area); (40) area spiraculifera (first pleural area + second pleural area); (41) third pleural area (apical pleural area); (42) area metapleuralis; (43) area coxalis (juxtacoxal area); (44) median longitudinal carina (lateromedian longitudinal carina); (45) lateral longitudinal carina (carina dentipara exteriores); (46) carina metapleuralis (pleural carina); (47) coxal carina (juxtacoxal carina); (48) costula; (49) apical transverse carina (carina dentipara interiores, posterior transverse carina); (50) spiracle; (51) apophysis (crest).