Arearia paradoxa Seyrig, 1952

Rousse, Pascal, van Noort, Simon & Diller, E., 2013, Revision of the Afrotropical Phaeogenini (Ichneumonidae, Ichneumoninae), with description of a new genus and twelve new species, ZooKeys 354, pp. 1-85 : 16-17

Arearia paradoxa Seyrig, 1952 Figs 1-2

Material examined.

HOLOTYPE Female: Madagascar, Trafanaomby, VIII.40, A. Seyrig (MNHN EY8804).

Diagnosis.

Testaceous overall with pronotum, base of antenna and legs yellow; mandible triangular, strongly tapered toward apex, teeth small; malar line short; toru lus on a distinctly bulging platform; ocellar triangle reduced, equilateral; antenna with 21 flagellomeres ( Seyrig 1952); mesosoma smooth and polished, including sternaulus; propodeal carination well developed, areae superomedia and petiolaris fused, both forming a concave surface; legs elongate; metasoma superficially punctate, gastrocoelus indistinct; ovipositor extending distinctly beyond metasomal apex. B 2.9; A NA; F 2.5; HdWi 1.3; HfWi 1.3; Ci 1.5; Mi 0.3; Di 1.6; IOi 0.9; OOi 2.1; Fli13.1; Fli151.5; OTi 0.1. Male unknown.

Distribution.

Madagascar (Toliara province) ( Seyrig 1952).