Pseudomegischus van Achterberg, 2002
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Genus Pseudomegischus van Achterberg, 2002
Pseudomegischus Achterberg 2002: 169. Type species: Stephanus sulcifrons Schletterer, by original designation.
Diagnosis.
Temple with pale yellowish streak along eye; pronotum with weak or strong transverse protuberance; hind femur comparatively robust and less elongate, largely smooth and with some punctures, ventrally with 2 large teeth; hind tibia with a ventral carina and/or with oblique striae ventro-posteriorly, inner side of hind tibia usually with wide submedial depression, occupying entire width of tibia or depression absent; hind tarsus of female with three tarsomeres; ovipositor sheath without ivory subapical band.
Distribution:
Philippines, Indonesia, insular Malaysia, Arabian peninsula, Africa ( van Achterberg 2002).
Note:
This species is included in the generic key because it may occur in China. At present 4 species were known worldwide ( van Achterberg 2002; Aguiar 2004), but no species are known from China.
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