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Taxonavigation

Ordo: Hymenoptera
Familia: Agaonidae

Name

Pseudidarnes Girault, 1927 – Wikispecies link – Pensoft Profile

Type species

Pseudidarnes minerva Girault, 1927, by monotypy.

Diagnosis

Female. Body length (excluding ovipositor) 2.3–3.7 mm. Body colour variable, yellow to dark brown, sometimes with green metallic tinge.
Head. Face sculpture smooth to reticulate or slightly engraved, sometimes punctate. Antennae inserted well above to slightly below the middle line of compound eyes, but never very close to the clypeal margin. Toruli separated by one torulus diameter or less. Clypeal margin bilobed. Maxillary palpi composed of four segments. Labial palpi composed of three segments. Supraclypeal area delimited by subantennal grooves. Antenna with 13 segments (two anelli), and a 14th segment very short and unconspicuous. Funicular segments 1–2 × as long as wide.
Mesosoma. Pronotum 1–2 × as long as high in lateral view. Notauli complete, deep and at least slightly crenulated. Mesoscutum as long as wide or longer than wide. Axilullar sulcus straight to slightly concave. Propodeum transverse, smooth to slightly reticulate and sometimes with a median sulcus. Wings hyaline, sometimes slightly infuscate medially. Marginal vein as long as stigmal vein, or longer. Postmarginal vein present (very short in Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n.). Marginal and postmarginal vein sometimes particularly widened (as Figs 4D, 6D, 8D, 10D & 16D).
Metasoma. First metasomal segment petiolate (petiole short in Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n.). Ovipositor sheaths as long as body or shorter (very short in Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n.).
Male. Very similar to female, usually slender and sometimes showing tinge variation. Male with very different colour patterns in Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. (Figs 3–6).

Key to species of Pseudidarnes Girault (based mainly on females)

Online dichotomous and multi-access interactive LUCID keys to Pseudidarnes species are available at: http://www.figweb.org/Fig_wasps/Agaonidae/Keys/index.htm

Key to species of Pseudidarnes Girault (based mainly on females) — F. Farache , J. Rasplus
1
Ovipositor sheaths extremely short, only weakly protruding beyond metasoma apex (Figure 1A). Pedicel elongated, slightly shorter than the scape (Fig. 1D). Mesosoma entirely brown (Fig. 2A) 
  Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n.
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Ovipositor sheaths long, distinctly protruding beyond metasoma apex. Pedicel clearly shorter than the scape, at most 0.5 × the scape length. Mesosoma colour different, metallic or, when brown, with at least the pronotum yellow in lateral view 
  2
2
Pronotum yellow, without metallic tinge. Mesoscutum with irregular transverse striae (Fig. 4A, 8A, 16A). Marginal and postmarginal veins widened (Figs 4F, 8F, 16F). 
  3
–
Mesosoma metallic green, including pronotum. Mesoscutum smooth or reticulated. Marginal and postmarginal veins not widened 
  5
3
Head and mesosoma excluding pronotum with metallic tinge (Figs 15B, E, 16A). Propodeum with a well delimitated and carinulated median sulcus, extending to the posterior margin of the sclerite (Fig. 16B). Metascutellum crenulated (Fig. 16B) 
  Pseudidarnes flavicollis Bouček
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Body without metallic tinge. Median sulcus of propodeum unconspicuous or absent. Metascutellum not crenulated 
  4
4
Mesosoma brown in dorsal view (Fig. 8A). Metascutellum with faint longitudinal striae (Figs 8B, 10B). Propodeum without median line (Figs 8B, 10B) 
  Pseudidarnes badiogeminus sp. n.
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Mesosoma yellow in dorsal view (Fig. 4A, brown in males, but at least mesoscutellum yellow, Fig. 6A). Metascutellum and median area of propodeum with irregular transverse rugae (Figs 4B, 6B). 
  Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n.
5
Mesosoma entirely smooth and shiny (Figs 19B, 20A, 21B, 22A). First funicular segment 2 × as long as wide (Figs 19D, 21D). Distal antennomeres not forming a definite clava (Figs 19C, 21C). Propodeum with a very short median line (Figs 20B, 22B). 
  Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n.
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Mesosoma sculpture mostly reticulate. First funicular segment ca. 1–1.5 × as long as wide. Distal antennomeres forming a definite clava. Propodeum medially with a deep carinulated sulcus, at least on the anterior half of the sclerite 
  6
6
Ovipositor sheaths short, about as long as the metasoma (Fig. 11A). Propodeum with a crenulated median sulcus extending to the posterior margin (Figs 12B, 14B) 
  Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n.
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Ovipositor sheaths longer than metasoma. Propodeal median sulcus not reaching the posterior margin 
  7
7
Petiole transverse in dorsal view (Fig. 18D). Median sulcus of the propodeum broad and extending over the anterior half of the sclerite (Fig. 18B). Postmarginal vein shorter than the stigmal (Fig. 18F) 
  Pseudidarnes kjellbergi sp. n.
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Petiole longer than wide in dorsal view (Figs 24D, 26D). Median sulcus of the propodeum extending over most of the propodeum length, not reaching the posterior margin (Figs 24B, 26B). Postmarginal veiwn as long as the stigmal (Figs 24F, 26F) 
  Pseudidarnes minerva Girault

Taxon Treatment

  • Farache, F; Rasplus, J; 2014: Revision of the Australasian genus Pseudidarnes Girault, 1927 (Hymenoptera, Agaonidae, Sycophaginae) ZooKeys, 404: 31-70. doi

Images

Figure 1. Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view.
Figure 1. Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view. 
Figure 2. Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 2. Pseudidarnes acaudus sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 3. Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view.
Figure 3. Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view. 
Figure 4. Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 4. Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 6. Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 6. Pseudidarnes astridae sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 8. Pseudidarnes badiogeminus sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 8. Pseudidarnes badiogeminus sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 10. Pseudidarnes badiogeminus sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 10. Pseudidarnes badiogeminus sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 11. Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view.
Figure 11. Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view. 
Figure 12. Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 12. Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 14. Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 14. Pseudidarnes cooki sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 15. Pseudidarnes flavicollis Bouček, 1988, paratype, female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view.
Figure 15. Pseudidarnes flavicollis Bouček, 1988, paratype, female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view. 
Figure 16. Pseudidarnes flavicollis Bouček, 1988, paratype, female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 16. Pseudidarnes flavicollis Bouček, 1988, paratype, female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 18. Pseudidarnes kjellbergi sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 18. Pseudidarnes kjellbergi sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 19. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view.
Figure 19. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. female. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view. 
Figure 20. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 20. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 21. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. male. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view.
Figure 21. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. male. A habitus lateral B mesosoma lateral C antenna D anelli E head, anterior view F vertex, dorsal view. 
Figure 22. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 22. Pseudidarnes laevis sp. n. male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 24. Pseudidarnes minerva Girault, 1927 female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 24. Pseudidarnes minerva Girault, 1927 female. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
Figure 26. Pseudidarnes minerva Girault, 1927, male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation.
Figure 26. Pseudidarnes minerva Girault, 1927, male. A mesosoma dorsal B propodeum dorsal C petiole lateral view D petiole dorsal view E wing F detail of venation. 
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