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            English: Female Honey Bee Morphology. It can be identified as a female by both the number of divisions on its antenna and by its sting.
 A: Head, B: Thorax, C: Abdomen 
              1: Gena,  2: Vertex,  3: Ocelli,  4: Antenna,  5: Compound Eye,  6: Feelers,  7: Proboscis,  8: Foreleg,  9: Femur,  10: Middle Leg,  11: Tarsal Claw,  12: Tarsus,  13: Tibia,  14: Hind Leg,  15: Sternum,  16: Sting,  17: Hind Wing,  18: Forewing  
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