Hymenoptera , Braconidae wasp key not clear for antenna segment for male or female.
This paper can help to ID some Euphorinae male and female
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233414753_Braconid_wasps_Hymenoptera_of_Reunion_1_Euphorinae_including_Mete-orini_Key_to_species_and_description_of_six_new_species
Article Braconid wasps (Hymenoptera) of Reunion. 1. Euphorinae (incl...
Dear Luis Miguel Constantino
Thanks for your effort, and for the article.
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Houda
The Palaearctic species of the genus Chrysopophthorus, key -
http://repository.naturalis.nl/document/149707
Dear professor Kawas
Key to Palaearctic species of the genus Chrysopophthorus
1. Distance between anterior tentorial pits about 0.9 times minimum width of face;
margin of clypeus evenly curved medio-ventrally C. elegans Tobias
Distance between anterior tentorial pits 0.5-0.7 times minimum width of face
(figs 5,16); margin of clypeus slightly concave or straight medio-ventrally (figs 5,
16) 2
2. Second submarginal cell of fore wing sessile (fig. 4); first metasomal tergite
distinctly widened apically, its length 3.6-5.6 times its apical width (fig. 9),
exceptionally longer; vein SRI of fore wing slightly curved (fig. 4); vein lr-m of
hind wing somewhat shorter than vein 1-M (fig. 4); sixth segment of maxillary
palp about as long as fifth segment; temple in dorsal view somewhat shorter,
compared to length of eye (fig. 3); penultimate segment of antenna of 9 robust,
about 1.5 times as long as wide (figs 1, 2); propodeum reticulate medio-pos-
teriorly (fig. 8); middle lobe of mesoscutum similarly sculptured as lateral lobes
(fig. 8); notauli shallow, usually narrow and without wide rugose area posteriorly
(fig. 8) C. hungaricus (Zilahi-Kiss)
Second submarginal cell of fore wing long petiolate (fig. 11); first tergite hardly
widened apically, its length about 7 times its apical width (fig. 18); vein SRI of
fore wing distinctly curved (fig. 11); vein lr-m of hind wing about as long as vein
1-M (fig. 11); sixth segment of maxillary palp about twice as long as fifth segment
(fig. 17); temple in dorsal view somewhat longer, compared to length of eye (fig.
16); penultimate segment of antenna of 2 less robust, at least twice as long as
wide (figs 12,15); propodeum smooth medio-posteriorly (fig. 14); middle lobe of
mesoscutum much denser sculptured than lateral lobes (fig. 14); notauli deep,
wide, with wide rugose area posteriorly (fig. 14) C. petiolus Chou
Dear Masoud Latifian
Thanks for your effort, if you could add the article (sources) of fig. you mentioned.
Regards
Houda
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