Table 1 in A taxonomic revision of Habralictus Moure, 1941 from Brazil, with description of four new species (Hymenoptera: Apidae)

Table 1. The sculpture and pilosity terminology, adapted from Harris (1979) and Gonçalves & Pereira (2022). Abbreviations: i = puncture interspace; pd = puncture diameter. ClassTermDescriptionmicrosculpturepolishedsmooth, shiny, not microsculpturedlineolatelongitudinally marked with very fine raised or depressed linesareolatedivided into a number of small, irregular spacescoriaceousleather-like in texture, with minute cracks like human skingranulatecovered with or made up of very small grains or granulesmicrosculpture modificatorsstrong(ly)dense, perceptible giving a dull appearanceweak(ly)not dense, imperceptible, sometimes with a polished appearancepuncturesimpuctatenot puncturedpunctateset with fine, impressed points or punctures appearing as pin-pricks; ordinary, mean sized puncturespunctulatesmaller punctures (less than 0.5 puncture diameter); finely punctate; with numerous minute and close set puncturespuncticulatesparsely punctate with very fine, widely spaced puncturespuncture modificatorsno modificatori = pddenselyi <pdsparselyi = 2–3 pdvery sparselyi several times larger than pd, i> 3 pdcrowdedthickly clusteredpilositydecumbentsetae lying along the surface, not erectplumosesetae with several branchestomentumlying setae with a pulverulent aspectglabroussmooth, devoid of pubescence