Pachygastrinae
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3619.5.2 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6164146 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039987DB-FF92-C85C-39AA-F9D6DBC1FE4D |
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Plazi |
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Pachygastrinae |
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Key to the Oriental genera of Pachygastrinae View in CoL (modified after Yang & Yang 2010)
1 Abdomen elongate, slender............................................................................. 2
- Abdomen fat, nearly rounded....................................................... remaining Pachygasterinae
2 Scutellum with four spines.............................................................................. 3
- Scutellum without spines............................................................................... 7
3 Last antennal segment arista-like, bare; flagellomere round to oval shaped.............................. Evaza Walker View in CoL
- Last antennal segment either densely covered with conspicuous setae or laterally flattened; flagellum oval to elongate, often cylindrical........................................................................................... 4
4 Antennal insertion on a frontal protrusion; vein r-m reduced to point............................................. 5
- Frons normal, without protrusion; vein r-m either absent or well developed........................................ 6
5 Flagellum kidney shaped, longer than pedicel; pedicel on inner side with a short extension into flagellum; antennae insert on a (long) conical, apically bipartite protuberance................................................ Trichochaeta Bigot View in CoL
- Flagellum round to spindle shaped, nearly as long as pedicel; pedicel without extension; antennae insert on two (short) hemi- spherical protuberances.................................................................. Sathroptera Kertész View in CoL
6 Crossvein r-m absent........................................................................ Tinda Walker View in CoL
- Crossvein r-m distinctly present.............................................................. Rosapha Walker View in CoL
7 Last antennal segment longer than rest of flagellum, densely haired; pedicel on inner side with finger-like extension beyond joint with flagellomere; vein R2+3 starting before r-m............................................ Salduba Walker View in CoL
- Last antennal segment nearly equal in length, shape and pubescence to the other flagellomeres, much shorter than the rest of flagellum; pedicel without extension; vein R2+3 starting beyond r-m............................................ 8
8 Antennae widely separate at base, the distance between antennae about 1/4 the width of the head.................................................................................................. Parastratiosphecomyia Brunetti View in CoL
- Antennae close together at base.......................................................................... 9
9 Face with conical, nose-like projection ( Fig.3 View FIGURES 1 – 4 )............................................ Nasimyia Yang & Yang
- Face rounded, convex, without a nose-like projection........................................................ 10
10 Abdomen pedunculate............................................................. Stratiosphecomyia Brunetti View in CoL
- Abdomen not pedunculate......................................................... Pseudomeristomerinx Hollis View in CoL
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