Meria phainoprocta, Boni, 2009

Boni, M., 2009, Afrotropical species of the ancient genus Meria ILLIGER 1807 (Hymenoptera, Tiphiidae), Linzer biologische Beiträge 41 (2), pp. 1817-1861 : 1830

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5280195

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5284299

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/1F6387B8-FFEB-FF86-D3FF-99B5E114FBE1

treatment provided by

Carolina

scientific name

Meria phainoprocta
status

sp. nov.

Meria phainoprocta nov.sp.

Holotype ♀ - Namibia = / Richtofen 126 WINDHOEK 22°14’S 17°45’E Nov 1978 preservative traps S.Low, M-L. Penrith / /H44753/ / NNIC /, NNMW GoogleMaps

Paratype ♀ - Namibia = (1) / Richtofen 126 WINDHOEK 22°14’S 17°45’E 1-28 Feb 1979 preservative traps S.Low, M-L.Penrith/ /H52152/ / NNIC /, NNMW

Female. Holotype. Figs 18-19 View Figs 18-19 . Measurements: body length = 9 mm; forewing length = 5 mm.

Black, brown and light ferruginous-brown. Forewing very poorly darkened. Brown: mid and hind coxae; basal four metameri with lighter shadows. Light ferruginous brown: ventral border of clypeus; most of mandibles (but dark brown tips); mandible condyles and base of hypostoma; antennae; semitransparent apical border of the N 1 disk and tegulae; apex of coxae and the remainder of legs, spines included; LaSt 2; veins and pterostigma; apical two metameri and 1 st laterotergum; bristles on clypeal disk and scape. Hair of the remainder of the body and spurs are whitish. PoG semitransparent, poorly developed and swollen; cOc ventrally entire, unbroken. Multiple rows of densely packed small p along the fore border of N 1 disk; lateral N 1 with well produced rugulae on its posteroventral corner. P disk with short median weak furrow and lateral wrinkles.

Variability. Paratype is 6.5 mm long.

Male. Unknown.

Ecology. Unknown.

Derivatio nominis. From the combination of the Greek nouns φαεινόσ (shining) and προκτός (back).

Kingdom

Fungi

Phylum

Ascomycota

Class

Leotiomycetes

Order

Helotiales

Family

Hemiphacidiaceae

Genus

Meria

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