Tropobracon Cameron
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.158686 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6271734 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A1851B-513B-FFA7-FEF1-FC91EB0F4F09 |
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Plazi |
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Tropobracon Cameron |
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Key to the Indian species of Tropobracon Cameron View in CoL View at ENA
1. Vein 1rm of hind wing about as long as vein 2SC+R; vein cua of fore wing more or less antefurcal, postfurcal or subinterstitial ............................................................... 2
Vein 1rm of hind wing about 2 times longer than vein 2SC+R; vein cua of fore wing distinctly interstitial ................................................................. T. shafeei View in CoL Haider sp. nov.
2. Vein 1SC+R of hind wing about as wide as vein 1rm; anterior half of propodeum reticulate or granulate.................................................................................................... 3
Vein 1SC+R of hind wing distinctly narrower than vein 1rm; anterior half of propodeum granulate and mat ................................................................................................ 4
3. Face largely dark brown; vein cua of fore wing subinterstitial; propodeum granulate .................................................................................................. T. infuscatus View in CoL Achterberg
Face completely yellowish; vein cua of fore wing antefurcal; propodeum distinctly reticulate ............................................................................................. T. luteus Cameron View in CoL
4. Vein cua of fore wing postfurcal; lateral grooves of median area of second tergite wide, widely crenulate and united in basal half of tergite, resulting in a comparatively small triangular area .............................................................. T. comorensis View in CoL Achterberg
Vein cua of fore wing antefurcal; lateral grooves of median area of second tergite narrow, coarsely crenulate and meeting each other at the second metasomal suture, forming a large triangular area ......................................................... T. hayati View in CoL Haider sp. nov.
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