Colocharis napoana Heraty 2002

Schoeninger, Karine, Silva, Thiago S. R., Kawada, Ricardo & Torrens, Javier, 2018, Description of the female of Colocharis hungi Torréns (Hymenoptera, Eucharitidae) and identification key for the species of Colocharis, Zootaxa 4446 (2), pp. 265-272 : 267

Colocharis napoana Heraty 2002

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Diagnosis. The female is distinguished by an evenly colliculate or smooth propodeal disc with a prominent bordering propodeal carina, presence of a sharp basal carina on the petiole, and a relatively short basal flagellomere (3.0‒3.7× as long as greatest breadth) and petiole (4.2‒4.9× as long as broad) ( Fig. 3B ). The fore wings are hyaline rather than infuscate. The male has a relatively short flagellum (1.5‒1.6× height of head), a rounded hyaline fore wing (1.9‒2.1× as long as broad), and relatively short petiole (4.7‒9.1× as long as broad) with a distinct basal carina. The propodeal disc is bordered by a carina and is relatively smooth (colliculate) or weakly and irregularly striate medially with a distinct median channel.

Distribution. Ecuador

Figures

FIGURE 3. A. Colocharis elongata (female) lateral habitus; B, Colocharis napoana (female) lateral habitus.