Neotriadomerus sp. 1.

Huber, John T., 2017, Eustochomorpha Girault, Neotriadomerus gen. n., and Proarescon gen. n. (Hymenoptera, Mymaridae), early extant lineages in evolution of the family, Journal of Hymenoptera Research 57, pp. 1-87 : 29

Neotriadomerus sp. 1.

Figs 144 , 145

Material examined.

AUSTRALIA. Australian Capital Territory: 3 km E. Piccadilly Circus, Blundells Creek , 35.22°S, 148.50°E, 850m, xii.1984, Weir, Lawrence, Johnson (1♀ and 1♂, ANIC) .

Comment.

The female (Fig. 144 ) and male (Fig. 45 ) almost certainly are conspecific, with body lengths 2460 and 2480, respectively. Female antenna with 2 widely overlapping whorls of mps (each segment with about 10? mps); male antenna with 2 narrowly overlapping whorls of mps (each segment with about 20? mps). This species most resembles N. longiovipositor but differs in that the cubital line of setae extends proximal to base of parastigma, unlike in N. longiovipositor .

Figures

Figures 144, 145. Neotriadomerus sp. 1 (Australia, ACT, 3 km E. Piccadilly Circus, Blundells Creek, 35.22 ° S, 148.50 ° E, 850 m, xii. 1984. 144 female habitus, dorsolateral 145 male habitus, dorsal. Scale bar = 1000 μm.

Figures 44 - 49. Neotriadomerus spp. 44 N. darlingi mesosoma, dorsal 45 N. sp. mesosoma, dorsolateral (arrows indicate pores) 46 N. sp. base of left wings (ventral) and surrounding mesosoma, dorsolateral 47 N. darlingi fore wing base, dorsal 48 N. longissimus fore wing base, ventral 49 N. sp., hind wing attachment to fore wing, ventral. Scale bar for 44, 45, 48 = 100 μm; 46, 47, 49 = 50 μm.