- the
possession of only four
tarsomeres on each leg, a small,
straight protibial spur (as
opposed to the larger,
curved one in most
other chalcidoids)...
-
share the
distinctive features of a
medially narrowed pronotum,
paired protibial spurs, and the loss of the
transverse mesonotal groove. The superfamily...
- species;
mandibles usually with 2 or 3 teeth; all legs with 5 tarsomeres;
protibial spur
stout and curved.
Eunotopsia differs from the
other genera in having...
- side flat and
bearing only setae.
Protibial denticles are small, with
their bases slightly elevated, and the
protibial margin rounded,
having fewer than...
- club is
fused and
exceeds the
length of the
preceding flagellomeres. The
protibial spur is
short and straight. All legs have four tarsomeres. Scutellum,...
-
mandibles have two or more teeth. All legs have five
tarsomeres and the
protibial spur is
stout and curved. The
metasoma has a syntergum.
Acerocephala atroviolacea...
- it
covers much of the
mesopleural area. Legs have five tarsomeres; the
protibial spur is
stout and
curved and a
longitudinal basitarsal comb is present;...
-
tibial spur,
whereas the
metatibia may
contain one or two spurs. The
protibial spur is
generally short and
linear if
there are
three or four
tarsal segments...
-
poggii ssp. The
specimens from
Madang have a
similar spatula but the
protibial teeth very tapering.
Poecilopharis porioni Allard, 1995
Green colour with...
