Acroclisoides Girault & Dodd, 1915
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Genus Acroclisoides Girault & Dodd, 1915 View in CoL
Acroclisoides Girault & Dodd, 1915: 344 View in CoL . Type species Acroclisoides megacephalus Girault & Dodd, 1915 View in CoL , by original designation. Type locality Australia, Queensland.
Neocoruna Huang & Liao, 1988: 426; synonymy by Xiao and Huang (2000): 94. Type species: Neocoruna sinica, by original designation. Type locality China, Beijing. View in CoL
Golovissima Dzhanokmen, 1982 View in CoL . Type species: Golovissima emeljanovi Dzhanokmen, 1982 View in CoL , by original designation. Type locality Australia, Queensland. Syn. nov.
Diagnosis.
Head with occipital carina (Figs 7 View Figures 1–8 , 15 View Figures 9–16 , 24 View Figures 17–24 , 40 View Figures 33–40 , 103 View Figures 97–104 , 111 View Figures 105–112 , 142 View Figures 136–143 , 150 View Figures 144–151 , 174 View Figures 168–175 ). Gena strongly receding towards mouth, hollowed mouth corner (Figs 6 View Figures 1–8 , 22 View Figures 17–24 , 30 View Figures 25–32 , 38 View Figures 33–40 , 46 View Figures 41–48 , 62 View Figures 57–64 , 70 View Figures 65–72 , 78 View Figures 73–80 , 86 View Figures 81–88 , 94 View Figures 89–96 , 102 View Figures 97–104 , 110 View Figures 105–112 , 125 View Figures 120–127 , 133 View Figures 128–135 , 141 View Figures 136–143 , 149 View Figures 144–151 , 157 View Figures 152–159 , 165 View Figures 160–167 , 181 View Figures 176–183 ); lower posterior corner of gena either with sharp spine (Figs 46 View Figures 41–48 , 62 View Figures 57–64 , 70 View Figures 65–72 , 78 View Figures 73–80 , 86 View Figures 81–88 , 94 View Figures 89–96 , 141 View Figures 136–143 , 149 View Figures 144–151 , 181 View Figures 176–183 ), forming an acute angle (30, 49, 102, 165), or rounded (6, 22, 33, 38, 110, 125, 133, 157). Lower margin of clypeus concave bilaterally (Figs 4 View Figures 1–8 , 14 View Figures 9–16 , 20 View Figures 17–24 , 28 View Figures 25–32 , 36 View Figures 33–40 , 44 View Figures 41–48 , 52 View Figures 49–56 , 60 View Figures 57–64 , 68 View Figures 65–72 , 76 View Figures 73–80 , 84 View Figures 81–88 , 92 View Figures 89–96 , 100 View Figures 97–104 , 108 View Figures 105–112 , 123 View Figures 120–127 , 131 View Figures 128–135 , 139 View Figures 136–143 , 147 View Figures 144–151 , 155 View Figures 152–159 , 163 View Figures 160–167 , 171 View Figures 168–175 , 179 View Figures 176–183 ), or straight (Fig. 116 View Figures 113–119 ); in middle part emarginate (Figs 20 View Figures 17–24 , 36 View Figures 33–40 , 44 View Figures 41–48 , 52 View Figures 49–56 , 60 View Figures 57–64 , 68 View Figures 65–72 , 76 View Figures 73–80 , 84 View Figures 81–88 , 100 View Figures 97–104 , 108 View Figures 105–112 , 139 View Figures 136–143 , 147 View Figures 144–151 , 155 View Figures 152–159 , 163 View Figures 160–167 ), weakly rounded (Fig. 131 View Figures 128–135 ), weakly emarginate or straight (Figs 4 View Figures 1–8 , 28 View Figures 25–32 , 92 View Figures 89–96 , 116 View Figures 113–119 , 123 View Figures 120–127 , 173 View Figures 168–175 , 179 View Figures 176–183 ). Antennal formula 11264; anelli small, F 1 – F 6 longer than broad, symmetrical, microsetose area small (Figs 3 View Figures 1–8 , 11 View Figures 9–16 , 19 View Figures 17–24 , 27 View Figures 25–32 , 35 View Figures 33–40 , 43 View Figures 41–48 , 51 View Figures 49–56 , 59 View Figures 57–64 , 67 View Figures 65–72 , 75 View Figures 73–80 , 83 View Figures 81–88 , 91 View Figures 89–96 , 99 View Figures 97–104 , 107 View Figures 105–112 , 115 View Figures 113–119 , 122 View Figures 120–127 , 130 View Figures 128–135 , 138 View Figures 136–143 , 146 View Figures 144–151 , 154 View Figures 152–159 , 162 View Figures 160–167 , 170 View Figures 168–175 , 178 View Figures 176–183 ). Antennal toruli situated above level of lower edges of eyes; antennal scrobes deep (Figs 4 View Figures 1–8 , 14 View Figures 9–16 , 20 View Figures 17–24 , 28 View Figures 25–32 , 36 View Figures 33–40 , 44 View Figures 41–48 , 52 View Figures 49–56 , 60 View Figures 57–64 , 68 View Figures 65–72 , 76 View Figures 73–80 , 84 View Figures 81–88 , 92 View Figures 89–96 , 100 View Figures 97–104 , 108 View Figures 105–112 , 116 View Figures 113–119 , 123 View Figures 120–127 , 131 View Figures 128–135 , 139 View Figures 136–143 , 147 View Figures 144–151 , 155 View Figures 152–159 , 163 View Figures 160–167 , 171 View Figures 168–175 , 179 View Figures 176–183 ). Mandibles large, mandibular formula 3: 4 or 4: 4 (Fig. 44 View Figures 41–48 ).
Mesosoma short, moderately arched. Pronotum narrower than mesoscutum, with collar margin carinate (Figs 7 View Figures 1–8 , 12 View Figures 9–16 , 24 View Figures 17–24 , 32 View Figures 25–32 , 40 View Figures 33–40 , 48 View Figures 41–48 , 56 View Figures 49–56 , 72 View Figures 65–72 , 80 View Figures 73–80 , 88 View Figures 81–88 , 95 View Figures 89–96 , 104 View Figures 97–104 , 112 View Figures 105–112 , 119 View Figures 113–119 , 127 View Figures 120–127 , 135 View Figures 128–135 , 143 View Figures 136–143 , 150 View Figures 144–151 , 158 View Figures 152–159 , 167 View Figures 160–167 , 175 View Figures 168–175 , 183 View Figures 176–183 ). Notauli complete (Figs 7 View Figures 1–8 , 15 View Figures 9–16 , 23 View Figures 17–24 , 31 View Figures 25–32 , 39 View Figures 33–40 , 47 View Figures 41–48 , 55 View Figures 49–56 , 63 View Figures 57–64 , 71 View Figures 65–72 , 79 View Figures 73–80 , 95 View Figures 89–96 , 103 View Figures 97–104 , 111 View Figures 105–112 , 126 View Figures 120–127 , 134 View Figures 128–135 , 142 View Figures 136–143 , 150 View Figures 144–151 , 158 View Figures 152–159 , 166 View Figures 160–167 , 174 View Figures 168–175 , 182 View Figures 176–183 ). Scutellum arched, without conspicuous sublateral grooves, with weakly distinct frenal area and without frenal groove. Propodeum reticulate, without costula, with distinct median carina (Figs 10 View Figures 9–16 , 18 View Figures 17–24 , 34 View Figures 33–40 , 42 View Figures 41–48 , 50 View Figures 49–56 , 58 View Figures 57–64 , 66 View Figures 65–72 , 90 View Figures 89–96 , 98 View Figures 97–104 , 106 View Figures 105–112 , 114 View Figures 113–119 , 121 View Figures 120–127 , 129 View Figures 128–135 , 137 View Figures 136–143 , 145 View Figures 144–151 , 153 View Figures 152–159 , 161 View Figures 160–167 , 169 View Figures 168–175 , 177 View Figures 176–183 ) or without (Figs 2 View Figures 1–8 , 26 View Figures 25–32 , 74 View Figures 73–80 , 82 View Figures 81–88 ), nucha short, propodeal spiracles near to front margin of sclerite. Fore wing hyaline (Figs 5 View Figures 1–8 , 13 View Figures 9–16 , 45 View Figures 41–48 , 53 View Figures 49–56 , 61 View Figures 57–64 , 77 View Figures 73–80 , 85 View Figures 81–88 , 109 View Figures 105–112 , 117 View Figures 113–119 , 124 View Figures 120–127 , 132 View Figures 128–135 , 172 View Figures 168–175 , 180 View Figures 176–183 ), with one (Figs 29 View Figures 25–32 , 37 View Figures 33–40 , 69 View Figures 65–72 , 93 View Figures 89–96 , 101 View Figures 97–104 , 140 View Figures 136–143 , 148 View Figures 144–151 , 156 View Figures 152–159 , 164 View Figures 160–167 ) or two spots (Fig. 21 View Figures 17–24 ), with closed speculum; M wider than PM. Hind coxa dorsally bare; hind tibia with one spur.
Metasoma shorter than combined length of mesosoma and head, on subconical petiole; Mt 2 elongate and narrow; cerci with setae subequal in length; ovipositor not strongly protruding (Figs 7 View Figures 1–8 , 15 View Figures 9–16 , 23 View Figures 17–24 , 31 View Figures 25–32 , 39 View Figures 33–40 , 47 View Figures 41–48 , 55 View Figures 49–56 , 63 View Figures 57–64 , 71 View Figures 65–72 , 79 View Figures 73–80 , 87 View Figures 81–88 , 95 View Figures 89–96 , 103 View Figures 97–104 , 111 View Figures 105–112 , 118 View Figures 113–119 , 126 View Figures 120–127 , 134 View Figures 128–135 , 142 View Figures 136–143 , 150 View Figures 144–151 , 158 View Figures 152–159 , 166 View Figures 160–167 , 174 View Figures 168–175 , 182 View Figures 176–183 ).
Distribution.
Nearctic, Palaearctic, Oriental, Afrotropical and Australian regions.
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Metasteninae |
Acroclisoides Girault & Dodd, 1915
| Tselikh, Ekaterina V., Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan, Lee, Jaehyeon, Dale-Skey, Natalie & Ku, Deok-Seo 2025 |
Neocoruna
| Xiao H & Huang DW 2000: 94 |
| Huang D & Liao D 1988: 426 |
Acroclisoides
| Acroclisoides Girault & Dodd, 1915: 344 |
Golovissima
| Golovissima Dzhanokmen, 1982 |