Coryptilus Gibson 1995

3. Coryptilus Gibson, 1995 This genus contains three described species, which were reviewed recently by Fusu et al. (2019). Female characteristics. Body usually dark with metallic luster. Head in lateral view conspicuously triangular, and in frontal view wider than high; scrobal depression deep, well defined laterally and dorsally; eye densely setose; antenna dark, with scape compressed and with yellowish brown longitudinal stripe; mandible tridentate. Pronotum divided medially, usually strongly sculptured, mesoscutum not conspicuously modified, strongly sculptured, with lateral lobe ridged posteriorly; mesoscutellum convex; acropleuron bare, reticulate or alutaceous; plical region of propodeum V-like medially. Fore wing usually infuscate except with hyaline region behind submarginal vein or marginal vein. Mesotibia with oblique apical groove and with apical pegs; mesotarsus with row of dark pegs along basal four tarsomeres. Ovipositor sheaths short, extending slightly beyond apex of gaster.