Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu 2015

Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu, 2015 (Figs 7–12) Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu, 2015: 177–178. Diagnosis based on He & Xu (2015). Upper part of gena 0.57 times as long as width of compound eye laterally. Anterior part of scrobe wrinkled; pronotal corner with two pits laterally; posterior part of mesopleural horizontal groove with some oblique wrinkles (Fig. 8); paired propodeal smooth area each as long as wide. Costal part of radial cell (R1) 0.56–0.65 times as long as width of stigma. Ovipositor sheath weakly curved (Fig. 11), 0.84 times as long as hind tibia. Specimen examined. Non type. Japan: [Kyushu] Fukuoka Pref., 1♀, Mt. Hikosan, 7 VII 1971, Y. Hirashima (ELKU). Host. Unknown. Distribution. Palaearctic region: Japan (new record). Oriental region: central China (He & Xu 2015). Remarks. The female from Japan differs from the original description in He & Xu (2015) by following characters: antero-dorsal part of scrobe with weak carina (present according original description, but no information about its characteristic); posterior part of mesodiscrimen foveolate (no information in original description); propodeal smooth area weakly wrinkled (Fig. 9) (smooth according original description); latitudinal carina on posterior part of propodeum present, transverse carina almost complete (Fig. 10) (some striation present according original description, but no information of detail); first thyridium short, 4.3 times as long as wide (Fig. 12) (5.0 times according original description).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-17
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Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu 2015

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Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu 2015

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Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu, 2015 (Figs 7–12) Maaserphus flavitarsis He & Xu, 2015: 177–178. Diagnosis based on He & Xu (2015). Upper part of gena 0.57 times as long as width of compound eye laterally. Anterior part of scrobe wrinkled; pronotal corner with two pits laterally; posterior part of mesopleural horizontal groove with some oblique wrinkles (Fig. 8); paired propodeal smooth area each as long as wide. Costal part of radial cell (R1) 0.56–0.65 times as long as width of stigma. Ovipositor sheath weakly curved (Fig. 11), 0.84 times as long as hind tibia. Specimen examined. Non type. Japan: [Kyushu] Fukuoka Pref., 1♀, Mt. Hikosan, 7 VII 1971, Y. Hirashima (ELKU). Host. Unknown. Distribution. Palaearctic region: Japan (new record). Oriental region: central China (He & Xu 2015). Remarks. The female from Japan differs from the original description in He & Xu (2015) by following characters: antero-dorsal part of scrobe with weak carina (present according original description, but no information about its characteristic); posterior part of mesodiscrimen foveolate (no information in original description); propodeal smooth area weakly wrinkled (Fig. 9) (smooth according original description); latitudinal carina on posterior part of propodeum present, transverse carina almost complete (Fig. 10) (some striation present according original description, but no information of detail); first thyridium short, 4.3 times as long as wide (Fig. 12) (5.0 times according original description).

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