Chalcididae
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222933.2024.2315671 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11143538 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03D687FB-8B0E-FFD9-FF28-620D9C74FB98 |
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Plazi |
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Chalcididae |
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Key to genera of Chalcididae View in CoL View at ENA of Goa, India
1. Hind tibia obliquely truncated at the apex and with one spur ( Figure 53 View Figure 53–65 ).................. 2
– Hind tibia perpendicularly truncated at the apex and with two spurs ( Figure 54 View Figure 53–65 ) ... 5
2. Head with two projecting horns ( Figure 58 View Figure 53–65 ) ............................................................................. 3
– Head without projecting horns ( Figure 59 View Figure 53–65 )................................................................................ 4
3. Head below the apex of each horn without distinct additional teeth in lateral view ( Figure 82 View Figure 80–96 ); scutellum with median impuctate strip ( Figure 86 View Figure 80–96 ).... .... Dirhinus Dalman
– Head below the apex of each horn with distinct additional teeth in lateral view ( Figure 83 View Figure 80–96 ); scutellum without median impuctate strip ( Figure 87 View Figure 80–96 )...................................... .............................................................................................................................. Eniacomorpha Girault
4. Gaster with long slender petiole; petiole with longitudinal carinae ( Figures 34, 36 View Figure 31–36 ).... ................................................................................................................................... Epitranus Fabricius
– Gaster sessile without distinct petiole ( Figures 20, 22, 24 View Figure 19–24 , 26, 28)......................................... ............................................................................................................................. Brachymeria Cameron
5. Fore wing with marginal vein removed from wing margin; post-marginal vein absent, stigmal vein short ( Figure 60 View Figure 53–65 ).......................................................................................................... 6
– Fore wing with marginal vein at wing margin; post-marginal vein present; stigmal vein well developed ( Figure 61 View Figure 53–65 ) ..................................................................................................... 7
6. Clava with oblique segmentation ( Figure 62 View Figure 53–65 )...................... Indoinvreia Roy and Farooqi
– Clava with normal segmentation ( Figure 63 View Figure 53–65 )..................... ..................... Psilochalcis Kieffer
7. Scutellum greatly bulging in lateral view ( Figure 52 View Figure 49–52 )........................................ Uga Girault
– Scutellum normal in lateral view ( Figure 46 View Figure 43–48 )............................................................................. 8
8. Hind tibia with an additional carina externally ( Figure 55 View Figure 53–65 ) ................................................. 9
– Hind tibia without additional carina externally ( Figure 54 View Figure 53–65 ).............................................. 10
9. Hind femur on ventral margin with a prominent dent followed by a comb of teeth ( Figure 56 View Figure 53–65 ).................................................................................................................. Neochalcis Kirby
– Hind femur on ventral margin without a prominent dent ( Figure 55 View Figure 53–65 )................................ .................................................................................................................................... Haltichella Spinola
10. Frons with preorbital carina, behind anterior ocellus to inner margin of eyes; scrobe deep ( Figure 64 View Figure 53–65 )................................................................................................................................. 11
– Frons without preorbital carinae; scrobe shallow ( Figure 65 View Figure 53–65 )....... ....... Hockeria Walker
11. Hind femur either uni- or bilobed ( Figure 54 View Figure 53–65 ); transverse carina distinct........................... ................................................................................................................................. Antrocephalus Kirby
– Hind femur trilobed ( Figure 57 View Figure 53–65 ); transverse carina indistinct or developed laterally..... ................................................................................................................ Kriechbaumerella Dalla Torre
Taxonomic account of Chalcididae of Goa, India
Antrocephalus Kirby, 1883: 54 , 63. Type species: Halticella fascicornis Walker ; designated by Kirby (1883)
Coelochalcis Cameron, 1904: 110 . Type species: Coelochalcis carinifrons Cameron , by monotypy (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Narendran (1986))
Dilla Strand, 1911: 210 . Type species: Antrocephalus rufipes Kieffer , by original designation (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Steffan (1953))
Stomatoceroides Girault, 1913b: 140 . Type species: Stomatoceroides bicolour Girault , by original designation. (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Bouček (1988 b))
Metarretocera Girault, 1927: 325 . Type species: Metarretocera bursi Girault , by monotypy (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Bouček (1988 b))
Tainania Masi, 1929: 159 . Type species Tainania acutiventris Masi , by original designation (synonymised by Narendran, 1977 with Antrocephalus )
Sabatiella Masi, 1929c: 167–168 . Type species: Sabatiella nigra Masi , by original designation (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Habu (1960))
Stomatocerella Girault, 1930 : [4]. Type species: Stomatocerella anna Girault , by monotypy (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Bouček (1988 b))
Uxa Girault, 1930: 4 . Type species Stomatoceroides clariscapus Dodd , by original designation [synonymised with Antrocephalus by Bouček (1988 b)]
Dillisca Ghesquière, 1946: 367 . Replacement name for Dilla Strand considered to be preoccupied by Dila Fisher de Waldheim (synonymised with Antrocephalus by Steffan (1953))
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