Habronyx

Porter, Charles C., 2007, Habronyx Foerster (Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Anomaloninae) in Andean and Neantarctic South America with description of new species from Bolivia and Chile, Insecta Mundi 2007 (20), pp. 1-8 : 2

publication ID

https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5172484

persistent identifier

https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03CC3F63-FFE8-FFB9-41C5-1FA5D7FAD69A

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Felipe

scientific name

Habronyx
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Key to the South American species of Habronyx View in CoL View at ENA

1. Flagellum with a white annulus, clypeus and face white, hind tibia with a broad white band subbasally, gaster black; flagellum about 0.8 times as long as body; hypostomal carina raised ventrally into a conspicuous flange; prepectal carina sharp, vertical, reaching dorsad to near mid height of mesopleuron; submetapleural carina weakly expanded near base; intercubitus inserted on cubitus at or only a little basad of second recurrent vein; nervellus vertical, broken below middle ........................................................................... Habronyx albifrons (Spinola) View in CoL

— Flagellum uniformly black, clypeus and face yellow with black markings, hind tibia without a white band, gaster extensively orange; flagellum less than 0.5 times as long as body; hypostomal carina weakly elevated; prepectal carina developed only on mesosternum, not reaching dorsad onto mesopleuron; submetapleural carina produced near base into a large subtriangular flange; intercubitus joins cubitus well basad of second recurrent; nervellus strongly reclivous and broken near middle .................................................................................................................... 2

2(1). Fourth gastric tergite of female blackish only near apex; hind tibia orange on basal 0.5 and black on apical 0.5; wings with very light brownish staining; front with a weak and irregular carina from mid ocellus to level of antennal sockets; mesopleural disc with strong and in part reticulately coalescent punctures; discoidella sclerotized throughout .............. Habronyx citrinus Porter

— Fourth gastric tergite of female with black on much of its apical 0.5; hind tibia black with rather dull orange on its basal 0.3-0.4; wings hyaline; front with a fine sharp carina between mid ocellus and level of antennal sockets; mesopleural disc with strong and dense but not even in part reticulately coalescent punctures; discoidella weaker, traceable throughout but in part desclerotized .................................................................................. Habronyx punensis Porter

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