Table 1 in New species of the cuckoo bee genus Austrosphecodes Michener, 1978 (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Sphecodini) and a key for Brazilian species

Table 1. Sculpture terminology used here, modified from Harris (1978). Abbreviations: i =puncture interspaces; pd = puncture diameter. ClassTermDescriptionMicrosculpturepolishedsmooth, shiny, not microsculpturedlineolatelongitudinally marked with very fine raised or depressed linesimbricatepartly overlapping and appearing like shingles on a roof or scales on a fishMicrosculpture modificatorsstrong(ly)dense, giving a dull appearanceweak(ly)not dense, sometimes with a polished appea- rancePuncturesimpunctatenot puncturedset with fine, impressed points or punctures appearing as pin-pricks; ordinary, mean sizedpunctatepuncturessmaller punctures (less than 0.5 puncture diameter); finely punctate; with numerouspunctulateminute and close set puncturespuncticulatesparsely punctate with very fine, widely spaced puncturesPuncture modificatorsno modificator regarding interspacesi =pddenselyi <pdcontiguouswithout clear interspaces among puncturescrowdedpunctures deformed by contactsparselyi =2–3 pdvery sparselyi several times larger than pd, i> 3 pdimpressedwell defined, not swallowedshallowweakly impressed, not deepOrnamentation[combination of terms with -]an intergrade of two patterns, with predominant ornamentation firstareolatedivided into a number of small irregular spacescarinatewith narrow longitudinal raised ridges, mostly parallelrugosewrinkled. Wrinkles larger than regular punc- tures.ruguloseminutely rugose; minutely wrinkled. Wrinkles similar in size with regular punctures.strigatewith narrow, transverse irregular raised ridges, mostly parallelscrobiculatewith short oblong hollows