Trigonoderopsini Rasplus & Mitroiu, new tribe, 1988

Burks, Roger, Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan, Fusu, Lucian, Heraty, John M., Jansta, Petr, Heydon, Steve, Papilloud, Natalie Dale-Skey, Peters, Ralph S., Tselikh, Ekaterina V., Woolley, James B., van Noort, Simon, Baur, Hannes, Cruaud, Astrid, Darling, Christopher, Haas, Michael, Hanson, Paul, Krogmann, Lars & Rasplus, Jean-Yves, 2022, From hell's heart I stab at thee! A determined approach towards a monophyletic Pteromalidae and reclassification of Chalcidoidea (Hymenoptera), Journal of Hymenoptera Research 94, pp. 13-88 : 13

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Trigonoderopsini Rasplus & Mitroiu, new tribe
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Trigonoderopsini Rasplus & Mitroiu, new tribe

Type genus.

Trigonoderopsis Girault, 1915.

Diagnosis.

Antenna variously with 11 flagellomeres, either with 1 anellus and 5 funiculars, 2 anelli and 5 funiculars, 1 anellus and 6 funiculars, or with 1 anellus and 7 funiculars in some males but then with only 2 clavomeres. Pronotum not medially divided (Fig. 89 View Figures 85–90 ). Ovipositor sheaths not expanded.

Discussion.

Next generation molecular data (Cruaud et al., submitted) place Trigonoderopsis Girault and Bugacia Erdős new placement in Colotrechninae , as the sister group of Colotrechnini , instead of their previous placements in Pireninae or (in the case of Bugacia ) dubiously in Ormocerinae . The reduced antennal flagellum helps diagnose this emergent group, and the relatively large mandible with 4 mandibular teeth may also help diagnose the tribe, although this feature is variable in Pteromalidae .