| Subfamily MYRMICINAE  Tribe ATTINI Strumigenys clypeata Roger | 
| Strumigenys clypeata, full face view of worker.  | 
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| Strumigenys clypeata, profile view of worker.  | 
| Strumigenys clypeata, in the clypeata group, is a distinctive species with a broadly rounded clypeus (anteriorly); small dense appressed spatulate hairs on clypeal dorsum and slightly larger spatulate hairs on the lateral portions of the clypeus that project as a regular fringe, which curves anteriorly; relatively fine small teeth; and a number of flagellate hairs on the head (see photo of face above). This generally appears to have a small diastema, but the length of that gap is variable and it keys out twice in Bolton's key (2000) because of that variability. | 
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| Distribution map of Strumigenys clypeata in Mississippi.   | 

 
    
