Genkyhag, Brazidec & Vilhelmsen & Boudinot & Richter & Hammel & Perkovsky & Fan & Wang & Wu & Wang & Perrichot, 2024

Brazidec, Manuel, Vilhelmsen, Lars, Boudinot, Brendon E., Richter, Adrian, Hammel, Joerg U., Perkovsky, Evgeny E., Fan, Yong, Wang, Zhen, Wu, Qiong, Wang, Bo & Perrichot, Vincent, 2024, Unveiling ancient diversity of long-tailed wasps (Hymenoptera: Megalyridae): new taxa from Cretaceous Kachin and Taimyr ambers and their phylogenetic affinities, Arthropod Systematics & amp; Phylogeny 82, pp. 151-181 : 151

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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/asp.82.e111148

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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/482AE45B-D1E0-44E5-8DBA-49E60CB77D0A

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scientific name

Genkyhag
status

gen. nov.

3.1.1.2. Genus † Genkyhag gen. nov.

Type species.

Genkyhag innebula sp. nov.

Etymology.

Anagram of Ga Hkyeng, meaning red soil in Jinghpaw, from which the term Kachin is derived. Gender masculine.

Diagnosis.

Compound eye oval, higher than long; antenna inserted half way between eye and clypeus; flagellomeres cylindrical, subequal in length (Figs 5C, D View Figure 5 ). Mesosoma less than half body length, shorter than metasoma; mesoscutum hiding pronotum in dorsal view; median mesoscutal sulcus and axillar groove crenulate; parapsidal lines present, parallel to median mesoscutal sulcus and diverging posteriorly; axillae not contiguous medially; mesoscutellum short (Figs 5A, B View Figure 5 ); propodeum carinate. Fore wing hyaline, with microtrichiae; venation almost fully pigmented, with only Cu nebulous; medial cell trapezoidal and broad; marginal cell closed without bend; R1 extending beyond this cell (Figs 2C View Figure 2 , 5A, B, and E View Figure 5 ). Legs with one mesotibial and two metatibial spurs. Metasoma elongate, fusiform.

Comments.

One of the main differences compared to † Cretolyra gen. nov. is the presence of one mesotibial and two metatibial spurs (instead of two mesotibial and one metatibial). The presence of two metatibial spurs seems to be an apomorphy among megalyrids with reversion in some fossil taxa ( Vilhelmsen et al. 2010a).