Apechoneura carinifrons (Cameron, 1886)

Herrera-Flórez, Andrés Fabián & Alvarado, Mabel, 2022, The Apechoneura nigricornis species-group, one, two or three species?, Zootaxa 5162 (3), pp. 201-222 : 210

The carinifrons species-group

According to Gauld (2000), this group is recognizable by “the tergite VIII developed into a cornus

( Figs 44 & 59 ). A very long ovipositor, 7.1–12.3 × as long as the hind tibia. Finally, hind wing vein Cu 1 arising from M more or less at, or distal to cu-a by <1.0 × length of cu-a ” ( Figs 36 , 43 , 47 , 53 & 54 ).

Figures

FIGURES 37–44. A. pictiventris (female specimen from Peru). 37–41 & 44 Photographs, 42 & 43 Drawings. 37 Habitus (lateral view), 38 Propodeum (lateral view), 39 Head (frontal view), 40 Head & anterior part of mesosoma (dorsal view), 41 Head, mesosoma & tergite I (lateral view), 42 Fore wing, 43 Hind wing, 44 Metasoma (apical part).

FIGURES 53–60. A. pictiventris (female specimen from Peru). 53 & 55–60 Photographs. 53 Hind wings, 54 Hind wing (Drawing), 55 Mesosoma (dorsal view), 56 Metasoma (lateral view), 57 Metasoma (dorsal view), 58 Ovipositor, 59 Metasoma (apical part, lateral view), 60 Metasoma (apical part, dorsal view).

FIGURES 33–36. Holotype of A. pictiventris Mocsary 1905 (female). 33 & 34 Photographs, 35 & 36 Drawings. 33 Habitus (dorsal view), 34 Habitus (lateral view), 35 Fore wing, 36 Hind wing.

FIGURES 45–48. A. pictiventris (male specimen from Peru). 45 & 48 Photographs, 46 & 47 Drawings. 45 Habitus (lateral view), 46 Fore wing, 47 Hind wing, 48 Metasoma (apical part).