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Description: Sterile Female Worker Wasp Morphology. It can be identified as a female by both the number of divisions on its antenna and by its sting. This particular wasp is very close in likeness to a yellowjacket found commonly all around the world. Suggested captions: A: Head; B: Thorax; C: Abdomen: 1: Temple; 2: Vertex; 3: Ocelli; 4: Compound Eyes; 5: Clypeus; 6: Antenna; 7: Gena; 8: Mandible; 9: Foreleg; 10: Middle Leg; 11: Femur; 12: Tibia; 13: Tibial Spur; 14: Tarsus; 15: Tarsal Claw; 16: Hind Leg; 17: Sternum; 18: Sting; 19: Tergum; 20: Hind Wing; 21: Fore Wing
Title: Wasp morphology Generic Text
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