Enicospilus
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.1007.1.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/BC3FE248-FFF7-CB2C-0E2D-34440827F8CF |
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Plazi |
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Enicospilus |
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Key to species of Enicospilus View in CoL View at ENA occurring in Cuba
(parenthesis after the names in the key refer to the number assigned to each species
through the paper, making easier to find them in the text)
1 Fore wing without discernible sclerite ( Fig. 10a View FIGURE 10 ) ............................ glabratus View in CoL (12)
1' Fore wing with at least a proximal sclerite ............................................................ 2
2(1') Fore wing with 2nd subdiscal cell with a glabrous arc behind vein Cu 1a ( Fig. 10b View FIGURE 10 ); [distal sclerite very small; interocellar area black]...................... carlota View in CoL (16)
2' Fore wing with 2nd subdiscal cell more or less evenly hirsute ............................. 3
3 (2') Central sclerite absent, or with only an indistinct, unpigmented thickening present in the fenestra ( Figs. 10c– 10g View FIGURE 10 ) .............................................................................. 4
3' Central sclerite present, distinctly pigmented ( Figs. 10h–10v View FIGURE 10 ) .............................. 8
4(3) Central sclerite weak, but discernible ( Fig. 10c View FIGURE 10 ) ............................. trilineatus View in CoL (18)
4' Central sclerite absent ( Figs. 10d– 10g View FIGURE 10 ) ................................................................. 5
5(4') Distal sclerite strong and joined to proximal sclerite, appearing as a single and very large, well defined sclerite ( Fig. 10d View FIGURE 10 ) ........................ teremariae View in CoL sp. nov. (32)
5' Distal sclerite absent or weak, and not joined to proximal one ( Figs. 10e– 10g View FIGURE 10 ) .. 6
6(5') Interocellar area black; fore wing as Fig. 10e View FIGURE 10 .................................... cressoni View in CoL (19)
6' Interocellar area yellow; fore wing as Figs. 10f & 10g View FIGURE 10 ........................................ 7
7(6') Outer surface of mandible with an impressed diagonal furrow extending from near upper proximal corner to between bases of apical teeth, this groove bearing close pubescence (as in Fig. 9 View FIGURE 9 ); clypeus in front view 1.5–1.7 times as broad as long; SDI: 1.18–1.23; fore wing as Fig. 10f View FIGURE 10 .......................................... neotropicus View in CoL (14)
7' Outer surface of mandible sparsely pubescent, with a weak proximal concavity, never with a distinct hirsute diagonal furrow; clypeus in front view 1.2–1.4 times as broad as long; SDI: 1.00–1.16; fore wing as Fig. 10g View FIGURE 10 .......... guatemalensis View in CoL (26)
8(3') Central sclerite crescentic, positioned close to a slender proximal sclerite which is of only slightly larger surface area; many specimens have a second faint curved central sclerite in the fenestra, sometimes quite strongly defined, and forming a medioventrally interrupted Ushape ( Fig. 10h View FIGURE 10 ) ................................. cubensis View in CoL (17)
8' Central sclerite not crescentic and much smaller than proximal sclerite ............... 9
9(7') Interocellar area brownish or black [Intermediate specimens will key either way] .............................................................................................................................. 10
9' Interocellar area yellow ....................................................................................... 13
10(9) Central sclerite comashaped ( Fig. 10i View FIGURE 10 ); body colour dark reddish brown, with final tergites blackish .......................................................... iangauldi View in CoL sp. nov. (29)
10' Central sclerite not comashaped ( Figs. 10j–10l View FIGURE 10 ); body colour orangeyellowish, with final tergites blackish or not ....................................................................... 11
11(10') Hind trochantellus unusually long (dorsally 0.4–0.6 times as long as broad), and projecting well beyond apex of trochanter. Fore wing with marginal cell proximally broadly glabrous ( Fig. 10j View FIGURE 10 ), AI index very large (1.2–1.8) ........................... ............................................................................................. gallegosi View in CoL (in part) (24)
11' Hind trochantellus dorsally as most 0.1–0.2 times as long as broad, and never projecting well beyond apex of trochanter. Fore wing with marginal cell proximally uniformly hairy ( Fig. 10l View FIGURE 10 ), if not then AI below 1.0 ........................................... 12
12(11') Interocellar area and tip of the metasoma black, sometimes brownish, forming a characteristic colour pattern; ICI = 0.38–0.51; fore wing as Fig. 10k View FIGURE 10 ..................... ............................................................................................................. fernaldi View in CoL (21)
12' Interocellar area black or brownish (a few Cuban specimens have a more yellow ishbrown interocellar area, darker only in borders), but metasoma uniformly orangebrown; ICI=0.55–0.68; fore wing as Fig. 10l View FIGURE 10 ............................ flavus View in CoL (23)
13(9') Proximal sclerite trapezoidal shaped ( Fig. 10m View FIGURE 10 ) .................................. woldai View in CoL (34)
13' Proximal sclerite in a very different shape ( Figs. 10n–10v View FIGURE 10 ) ................................ 14
14(13') Marginal cell proximally sparsely hirsute, sometimes glabrous ( Figs. 10n–10r View FIGURE 10 ) [Intermediate specimens will key either way] ..................................................... 15
14' Marginal cell proximally uniformly hirsute ( Figs. 10s–10v View FIGURE 10 ). ............................ 20
15(14) Distal sclerite absent; Rs+2r centrally strongly incrassate, cua subopposite to the base of Rs & M ( Fig. 10n View FIGURE 10 ); labrum 0.2 times as long as broad ............ sondrae View in CoL (31)
15' Distal sclerite more or less present and confluent with the proximal sclerite, or if not then Rs+2r is not centrally strongly incrassate; cua proximal to the base of Rs & M by 0.1–0.5 its own length ( Figs. 10m –10r View FIGURE 10 ); labrum 0.15–0.4 times as long as broad.....................................................................................................................16
16(15') Head in dorsal view posteriorly very short, so the hind ocelli are separated from occipital carina by less than their smallest diameter; fore wing as Fig. 10o View FIGURE 10 ........... .............................................................................................................. liesneri View in CoL (30)
16' Head in dorsal view posteriorly not short, hind ocelli separated from occipital carina by their own smallest diameter or more; fore wing as Figs. 10j & 10p–r View FIGURE 10 ..... 17
17(16') Hind trochantellus unusually long, dorsally projecting well beyond the apex of trochanter; small species, fore wing length below 12 mm and as Fig. 10j View FIGURE 10 .............. .............................................................................................. gallegosi View in CoL (in part) (24)
17' Hind trochantellus short, barely projecting beyond the apex of trochanter; larger species, fore wing length over 14 mm ................................................................. 18
18 (17') Mandibles apically twisted about 70º. Fore wing with AI index below 0.45 ( Fig. 10p View FIGURE 10 ) ..................................................................................... grilloi View in CoL sp. nov. (in part) (25)
18' Mandibles apically twisted between 2550º. Fore wing with AI index over 0.75 ( Figs. 10q & 10r View FIGURE 10 ) ................................................................................................. 19
19 (18') Upper mandibular tooth 1.2 as long as the lower tooth; malar space 0.4 times as long as basal mandibular width; FI= 56 %; CI= 0.55; middle leg with longer tibial spur 1.7 times length of shorter; 4th segment of hind tarsus 2.7 times as long as broad; tergite 2 in profile 5.9 times as long as posteriorly deep; fore wing as Fig. 10q View FIGURE 10 .................................................................................................... wahli View in CoL sp. nov. (33)
19' Upper mandibular tooth 1.3–1.8 as long as the lower tooth; malar space 0.2–0.3 times as long as basal mandibular width; FI= 70–80 %; CI= 0.25–0.35; middle leg with longer tibial spur 1.3–1.5 times length of shorter; 4th segment of hind tarsus 2.1–2.4 times as long as broad; tergite 2 in profile more than 6 times as long as posteriorly deep; fore wing as Fig. 11 View FIGURE 11 ................................... dispilus View in CoL (in part) (20)
20(14') Outer surface of mandible with an impressed diagonal furrow extending from near upper proximal corner to between bases of apical teeth, this groove bearing close pubescence ( Fig. 9 View FIGURE 9 ). Fore wing as Figs 10r & 10s View FIGURE 10 .............................................. 21
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