Cerapachys

Figure 7.A body profile of Cerapachys indicus in lateral view showing declivity of propodeum with distinct cariniform margins B body profile of Cerapachys anokha in lateral view with propodeal declivity lacking distinct cariniform margins.

Figures 14–16.Cerapachys anokha sp. n. 14 body in profile 15 body in dorsal view. 16. head in full-face view.

Figure 5.A petiolar node of Cerapachys sulcinodis with smooth median area B petiolar node of Cerapachys wighti without any median smooth area.

Figure 6.A cephalic dorsum of Cerapachys schoedli illustrating small punctures with diameter less than the average distance separating themB cephalic dorsum of Cerapachys wighti showing large punctures with diameter greater than space separating them.

Figure 9.A head of Cerapachys wighti in lateral view illustrating smaller eyes B head of Cerapachys aitkenii in lateral view illustrating larger eyes.

Figures 38–40.Cerapachys wighti sp. n. 38 body in profile 39 body in dorsal view 40 head in full-face view.

Figure 41.Graph plotted on evaluating morphometric data shows less affinity of ergatoid queens with workers compared with gyne/queen.