Lyroda aurea, Mawadda & Kumar & Sureshan, 2021

Mawadda, N. V. Ayisha, Kumar, P. Girish & Sureshan, P. M., 2021, Additions to the knowledge of the genus Lyroda Say (Hymenoptera: Crabronidae) from India with the descriptions of two new species, Zootaxa 5005 (2), pp. 201-217 : 202-203

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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5005.2.6

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Lyroda aurea
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Key to Oriental Lyroda View in CoL (modified from Li et al. 2009)

(Females of L. alaminos Tsuneki , L. argenteofacialis (Cameron) , and L. philippinica Tsuneki are unknown. Males of L. nigra nigra (Cameron) , L. salai Giner Marí , L. aurea sp. nov., L. nuda sp. nov. are unknown.)

1. Female............................................................................................. 2

- Male.............................................................................................. 13

2. At least first and second gaster segment ferruginous. India; Bangladesh; Cambodia; China; Indonesia; Laos; Myanmar; Oman; Philippines; Solomon Islands; Thailand; Vietnam................................................ formosa (Smith) View in CoL

- Gaster black (except sometimes, pygidium ferruginous)....................................................... 3

3. Anterior margin of clypeus with three sets of three large teeth (intermediate teeth absent, inconspicuous, or well defined) ( Figs 30 View FIGURES 28–36 & 61 View FIGURES 58–64 )............................................................................................ 4

- Anterior margin of clypeus with two sets of three large teeth laterally, and a set of two large medial teeth (intermediate teeth absent, inconspicuous, or well defined) ( Figs 3 View FIGURES 1–9 & 12 View FIGURES 10–18 )......................................................... 6

4. Clypeus gently produced between lateral and median tooth sets, not produced as teeth (Fig. 227 of Tsuneki 1983a). Philippines.................................................................................... laguna Tsuneki View in CoL

- Clypeus with teeth between lateral and median tooth sets...................................................... 5

5. Pygidial plate broadly ferruginous and triangular, its lateral carina not rounded ( Fig. 7 View FIGURES 1–9 of Li et al. 2009). China............................................................................................. tridentata Li, Cai and Li View in CoL

- Pygidial plate black or brownish black and triangular, its lateral carina somewhat rounded ( Fig. 36 View FIGURES 28–36 ). India; Myanmar............................................................................................. binghami Tsuneki View in CoL

6. Clypeus without intermediate teeth between large lateral and median tooth sets.................................... 7

- Clypeus with intermediate teeth between lateral and median tooth sets........................................... 8

7. Distance between lateral and median tooth sets about as long as combined width of one set of lateral teeth (Fig. 210 of Tsuneki 1967). China, Taiwan................................................................ nigra View in CoL takasago Tsuneki

- Distance between lateral and median tooth sets shorter than combined width of one set of lateral teeth ( Fig. 1 View FIGURES 1–9 of Tsuneki 1983b). India; Japan......................................................................... nigra View in CoL nigra (Cameron) View in CoL

8. Clypeus with one intermediate tooth between large lateral and median tooth sets................................... 9

- Clypeus with more than one intermediate tooth between large lateral and median tooth sets.......................... 10

9. Setae on body silvery; basal rounded platform of first tergum not distinctly concave (Fig. 194 of Tsuneki 1983a). Indonesia; Myanmar; Malaysia; Philippines; Japan................................................ venusta View in CoL venusta Bingham View in CoL

- Setae on frons, pronotum, scutum and propodeum distinctly brassy; basal rounded platform of first tergum distinctly concave. China, Taiwan..................................................................... venusta View in CoL taiwana Tsuneki View in CoL

10. Median set of clypeal teeth narrow and cuspidate ( Figs 3 View FIGURES 1–9 & 60, 58–60 View FIGURES 58–64 ); blackish fascia crossing two submarginal cells and apex of second discoidal cell in forewing ( Figs 7 View FIGURES 1–9 , 16 View FIGURES 10–18 & 25 View FIGURES 19–27 )....................................................... 11

- Median set of clypeal teeth wide, not cuspidate; forewing without blackish fascia crossing two submarginal cells. China; Philippines.................................................................................. williamsi Tsuneki View in CoL

11. Setae on clypeus, frons, pronotum, scutum and propodeum golden, dense. India ( Figs 1–9 View FIGURES 1–9 )............................................................................................... aurea Mawadda & Girish Kumar sp. nov.

- Setae silvery, dense or sparse........................................................................... 12

12. Clypeus, frons, scutum, and propodeum with dense, silvery setae ( Figs 20 & 22 View FIGURES 19–27 ). China; India............ salai Giner Marí View in CoL

- Clypeus and frons almost bare, with few scattered setae ( Figs10–18 View FIGURES 10–18 ). India....... nuda Mawadda & Girish Kumar sp. nov.

13. At least first and second gaster segment ferruginous. India; Bangladesh; Cambodia; China; Indonesia; Laos; Myanmar; Oman; Philippines; Solomon Islands; Thailand; Vietnam................................................ formosa (Smith) View in CoL

- Gaster extensively black or at most first gaster segment brown................................................ 14

14. First gaster segment distinctly brown. India............................................ argenteofacialis (Cameron) View in CoL

- First gaster segment completely black.................................................................... 15

15. Anterior margin of clypeus not excavated in middle ( Fig. 39 View FIGURES 37–43 )................................................. 16

- Anterior margin of clypeus distinctly, arcuately or gently excavated in middle.................................... 20

16. Sternum VIII broadly rounded at apex, not emarginate and not sinuate ( Fig. 23 View FIGURES 19–27 of Tsuneki 1983b); (tergum VII without distinct lateral carinae; anterior margin of clypeus medially with evanescent rounded prominence ( Fig. 24 View FIGURES 19–27 of Tsuneki, 1983b)). Japan..................................................................................... fukuiensis Tsuneki View in CoL

- Sternum VIII not as above (with or without medial protuberance between two lateral protuberances) (Figs 196 and 208 of Tsuneki, 1983a)..................................................................................... 17

17. Sternum VIII with median protuberance between two lateral protuberances (Fig. 196 of Tsuneki, 1983a)............... 18

- Sternum VIII without median protuberance between two lateral protuberances (Fig. 208 of Tsuneki 1983a)............. 19

18. Fourth abscissae of radial vein of forewing equal to first abscissa; paramere broad, suddenly narrowed at apex (Figs 215 & 216 of Tsuneki, 1967). China; Taiwan....................................................... nigra View in CoL takasago Tsuneki

- Fourth abscissae of radial vein of forewing greater than first abscissa; paramere gradually narrowed. China; Philippines........................................................................................... williamsi Tsuneki View in CoL

19. Pygidial plate broad and subtruncate, its lateral carina not rounded (Fig. 206 of Tsuneki, 1983a). India; Myanmar................................................................................................ binghami Tsuneki View in CoL

- Pygidial plate narrow and not truncate, its lateral carina somewhat rounded. Philippines.................. laguna Tsuneki View in CoL

20. Median prominence of clypeus beveled not directly from anterior margin, but from step below it (Figs 328 & 329 of Tsuneki, 1983a). Philippines..................................................................... philippinica Tsuneki View in CoL

- Median prominence of clypeus beveled directly from anterior margin........................................... 21

21. Anterior margin of clypeus gently excavated (Fig. 343 of Tsuneki, 1983a). Philippines................. alaminos Tsuneki View in CoL

- Anterior margin of clypeus distinctly, arcuately excavated.................................................... 22

22. Sternum VIII without median tooth or protuberance at apex ( Fig. 6 View FIGURES 1–9 of Li et al. 2009); prominence of clypeus emarginate in middle ( Fig. 2 View FIGURES 1–9 of Li et al. 2009); second sternum with pair of round ferruginous maculae. China..... tridentata Li, Cai and Li View in CoL

- Sternum VIII with median tooth at apex (Figs 212 & 213 of Tsuneki 1967); median prominence of clypeus not emarginate medially; second sternum without round ferruginous macula.................................................. 23

23. Pygidial plate not incised at apex, its lateral carina somewhat rounded (Fig. 195 of Tsuneki 1983a). Indonesia; Japan; Malaysia; Myanmar; Philippines.............................................................. venusta View in CoL venusta Bingham View in CoL

- Pygidial plate incised at apex, its lateral carina not rounded (Fig. 202 of Tsuneki, 1967). China; Taiwan.................................................................................................. venusta View in CoL taiwana Tsuneki View in CoL

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Hymenoptera

Family

Crabronidae

Genus

Lyroda

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