Revision of the Parasitic Hymenopterous Insects of the Genus Aphycus Mayr With
Revision of the Parasitic Hymenopterous Insects of the Genus Aphycus Mayr With
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APHYCUS SCHWARZI, new species. Fig. 2.
Female. Structural details as in A. Fuscipennis, but the front and vertex is slightly more than twice as long as wide, and becoming narrower posteriorly. Length: 1. 15mm.
Face and cheeks yellowish white, a spot on lower corners of cheeks smaller and blacker than mfuscipennis, and becoming much fainter on each side of oral margin of face; front, vertex and upper rim of occiput pale dilute brown; mesonotum pale ochraceous brown, be- coming darker on the post...erior border of the scutum, the axillae and scutellum, and the scutum with a narrow, curved, blackish line on each side near the base ; collar of pronotum and tegulae whitish, each with the usual dots; center of occiput, concealed part of pro- notum, the metanotum, propodeum and dorsum of abdomen black- ish, the latter with lateral margins yellowish white except that the black extends narrowly along the front margin of the first five seg- ments down to the venter for a short distance; underparts yellowish white, the venter with a narrow, median, longitudinal dark band along the ovipositor sheath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
APHYCUS SCHWARZI, new species. Fig. 2.
Female. Structural details as in A. Fuscipennis, but the front and vertex is slightly more than twice as long as wide, and becoming narrower posteriorly. Length: 1. 15mm.
Face and cheeks yellowish white, a spot on lower corners of cheeks smaller and blacker than mfuscipennis, and becoming much fainter on each side of oral margin of face; front, vertex and upper rim of occiput pale dilute brown; mesonotum pale ochraceous brown, be- coming darker on the post...erior border of the scutum, the axillae and scutellum, and the scutum with a narrow, curved, blackish line on each side near the base ; collar of pronotum and tegulae whitish, each with the usual dots; center of occiput, concealed part of pro- notum, the metanotum, propodeum and dorsum of abdomen black- ish, the latter with lateral margins yellowish white except that the black extends narrowly along the front margin of the first five seg- ments down to the venter for a short distance; underparts yellowish white, the venter with a narrow, median, longitudinal dark band along the ovipositor sheath.
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