FIGURE 3 in The New World ant parasitoid genus Orasema (Hymenoptera: Eucharitidae)

FIGURE 3. Comparison of surface sculpture in Orasema. A, costate: raised, mostly parallel ridges; B, areolate-reticulate: shallow reticulations within large areolae; C, rugose-areolate: strong ridges that occasionally form closed cells (areolae) but often have dead-ends; D, reticulate: small cells enclosed by raised ridges, similar in size and shape to surrounding cells; E, imbricate: cells that are raised above adjacent cells on one side, shingle-like; F, rugose-reticulate: small enclosed cells mixed with irregular raised ridges; G, areolate: large raised ridges forming large enclosed cells; H, smooth: no obvious sculpture, ridges, or patterns; I, rugose: large raised ridges that have dead-ends and do not enclose cells.