Kressleinius Domer & Burks, 2020
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/jhr.79.55899 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:35900AAE-C185-4B57-BDC6-AE85F6824AC9 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/AAEB91C6-56FC-4A22-B870-A87C1BEB228F |
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lsid:zoobank.org:act:AAEB91C6-56FC-4A22-B870-A87C1BEB228F |
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Kressleinius Domer & Burks |
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gen. nov. |
Kressleinius Domer & Burks gen. nov.
Figs 1A-1 View Figure 1 , 2A View Figure 2
Type species.
Kressleinius celans Domer & Burks, sp. nov.
Diagnosis.
This genus differs from other genera in Tetrastichinae by a combination of the following characteristics. Eye setose. Malar sulcus present and only slightly arched. Sulcus encircling ocellar triangle (Figs 1D View Figure 1 , 5B View Figure 5 , ocs) and extending to eyes (Figs 1D View Figure 1 , 5B View Figure 5 , oos). Antenna with 1 anellus, 3 funiculars, and 3 clavomeres. Prepectus large, about twice as long as acropleuron, and subtriangular. Transepimeral sulcus straight, extending dorsoventrally, meeting pleural sulcus at metacoxa. Propodeal callus with 5 setae. Postmarginal vein longer than stigmal vein, submarginal vein with 6 setae. Cercal setae subequal in length.
Description.
Head with eye setose; sulcus encircling the ocellar triangle and extending to eyes; malar sulcus present and only slightly arched; maxillary and labial palps 1 segmented; antenna with 1 anellus, 3 funiculars, and 3 clavomeres.
Mesosoma with prepectus large and subtriangular, its dorsal length twice acropleuron length; mesoscutal median sulcus absent. Notauli complete, straight, incised. Axillae advanced. Mesopleural sulcus slightly curved, meeting transepimeral sulcus only at mesocoxal insertion. Transepimeral sulcus straight, extending dorsoventrally. Propodeal callus with 5 setae. Fore wing with postmarginal vein longer than stigmal vein, submarginal vein with 6 setae.
Metasoma with cercal setae subequal in length.
Etymology.
Named after Robert Luke Kresslein, a graduate student of systematics at University of California Riverside, because he introduced T.C.D. into the world of chalcidoid wasps and taught her not to be afraid of insects.
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