First of all, sorry about the quality of this image. I collected it today, but my co-worker took our digital camera with him on assignment abroad so I cannot take an image through the stereo-microscope like normal.

PLEASE feel free to Frass after 1) a genus-level ID can be made or 2) after I can take better pics later next week. I wanted to get some fresh images, as these guys tend to shrivel when they dry. I was hoping shots of the palps and/or antennae could be helpful. Antenommere X seems to have a hook-like process! The head also seems to have lateral spines/armature

Collecting data: collected under bark of dead, yet standing, Pinus tree in association with both ants and termites. There was also a member of the family Ciidae that I will have pics of later.

NOTE: Was ablt to modify another digital camera, although it meant manually holding it up to the ocular on the scope :) Not as good as usual, sorry :)

Again, sorry for sub-standard imaging.