Aphanogmus dictynna Buffington & Polaszek 2009: 65 Mikó 2012a 2012b Afrotropical Ceraphronoidea (Insecta: Hymenoptera) put back on the map with the description of 88 new species Salden, Tobias Peters, Ralph S. European Journal of Taxonomy 2023 2023-07-21 884 1 1 386  Buffington & Polaszek 2009: 65  FBC8 (Waterston, 1923) Waterston 1923 [548,1039,912,939] Insecta Ceraphronidae Aphanogmus Animalia Hymenoptera 340 341 Arthropoda species dictynna   Johnson & Musetti 2004: 14.    Aphanogmus dictynna–  Buffington & Polaszek 2009: 65, fig. 6 (description, male genitalia, biology). —  Mikó 2012a,  2012b(male genitalia dorsal and ventral view).    Remarks Male and male genitalia known. Species delimitations (see  A. robustus sp. nov.and  A. kisiwa sp. nov.) were done on the basis of the illustrated description by Waterston (1923: 114‒118, figs 7–8) and later detailed images of the male genitalia by Buffington & Polaszek (2009)and Mikó (2012a, 2012b). Polaszek (in Buffington & Polaszek 2009) assigned the species to the  Aphanogmus hakonensisspecies complex (described in Polaszek & Dessart 1996) which is – considering the published diagnostic characters – part of the  A. fumipennisspecies group.    Biology Hyperparasitoid, parasitizes  Cephalonomia stephanoderisBetrem, 1961and  Prorops nasuta Waterston, 1923( Hymenoptera: Bethylidae), primary parasitoids of the coffee berry borer  Hypothenemus hampei(Ferrari, 1867)( Coleoptera: Curculionidae) ( Buffington & Polaszek 2009).    Distribution Afrotropical: Kenyaand Uganda.     Typedepositories The female holotypeis deposited at NHMUK. Further specimens, at least 30 femalesand 27 males, are deposited at ICIPE, NHMUKand USNM.