Revision of Khoikhoiinae (Hymenoptera, Braconidae)
Sharkey, Michael
van Noort, Simon
Whitfield, James
ZooKeys
2009
2009-09-14
20
20
299
348
3R6ZK
Mason, 1983
Mason
1983
[140,506,1398,1425]
Insecta
Braconidae
Khoikhoia
Animalia
Hymenoptera
22
321
Arthropoda
species
solata
Holotypemale.Body. Length. 7.2 mm. Color. Mottled black and brown, except laterotergite 1 whitish, otherwise metasoma mostly brown with some pale yellowishbrown areas on mesosoma and ventral gena (Fig. 12). Forewing entirely infuscate (Fig. 13E). Head. Number of flagellomeres 32 <32–33>. Scape flared apicoanteriorly with expanded apical surface (Fig. 13A, B). Antennal scrobe deep (Fig. 13B); entirely transversely rugosostriate (Fig. 13B). Gena entirely longitudinally rugosos- triate, striae weaker posteriorly (Fig. 13A, B). Face entirely rugose (Fig. 13A). Area between antennal scrobe and inner orbit of eye with protuberance (Fig. 13A). Vertex with weak punctures (Fig. 12A). Posterior orbit of eye with distinct crenulate margin (Fig. 13B). Mesosoma. Middle lobe of scutum entirely smooth with punctures (Fig. 13C). Notauli entirely crenulate (Fig. 13C). Mesopleuron at least partly smooth with punctures (Fig. 12C). Sternaulus absent or difficult to discern due to dense sculpture of mesopleuron (Fig. 12C). Discrimen (median longitudinal ventral sulcus between mesopleura) crenulate. Metapleuron mostly rugose, lacking a large smooth lightly Figure |2. Khoikhoia solata Mason, 1983, male, holotype Ahabitus, dorsal view Bhabitus, lateral view. Chead, mesosoma, lateral view. punctate area (Fig. 12C). Propodeum entirely rugose without smooth area posterolaterally (Fig. 13C, D). Metasoma. Median tergite 1 not distinctly narrowed posteriorly (Fig. 13D), partly smooth with punctures especially posteriorly, with weak rugae or microsculpture anteriorly (Fig. 13D). Female.Unknown.
Diagnosis.Tergite 1 partly smooth with punctures posteriorly (Fig. 13D); notauli entirely crenulate (Fig. 13C). Figure |3. Khoikhoia solata Mason, 1983, male, holotype Ahead anterior view Bhead, lateral view Cmesosoma, dorsal view Dpropodeum, metasomal tergites, dorsal view Ewings Fdata labels.
MaterialExamined. Holotypemale: South Africa: Jonkershoek, near Stellenbosch, 33°57’33.74”S, 18°55’10.23”E, 227m, 18.XII.1970, V. Whitehead ( AEI). Distribution.Distribution map is available at http://sharkeylab.org/sharkeylab/ Misc/generalmapper.php?table= khoikhoiinae&genus= Khoikhoia&species=solata. Etymology.“From Latin meaning sunburned, an allusion to the color and to the fully infuscated wings.” ( Mason 1983: p. 54). Figure |4. Khoikhoia townesi Mason, 1983, female, holotype Ahabitus, dorsal view Bhabitus, lateral view Chead, mesosoma, lateral view.