Dusona_spp_Shape and sculpture of the propodeum

<p><strong>Figure 6</strong><strong>. </strong>Shape and sculpture of the propodeum. <strong>a.</strong> propodeum hardly depressed with irregular wrinkles (<em>D. bicoloripes</em>). <strong>b.</strong> propodeum broadly and shallowly depressed, irregularly wrinkled anteriorly and with transverse wrinkles medially and posteriorly (<em>D. stygia</em>). <strong>c.</strong> propodeum broadly and shallowly depressed, rugose or irregularly wrinkled with some short transverse wrinkles posteriorly and a rather complete carination (<em>D. terebrator</em>).<em> </em><strong>D.</strong> propodeum narrowly and deeply depressed with short transverse wrinkles in the sulcus (<em>D. angustifrons</em>). <strong>E.</strong> propodeum narrowly and deeply depressed with long transverse wrinkles in the sulcus (<em>D. Flagellator</em>). <strong>F.</strong> propodeum rather broadly and deeply depressed with distinct transverse wrinkles posteriorly and medially (<em>D. stragifex</em>). Scale bars indicate 0.5 mm.</p> <p>Publication: Open Access in a taxonomic sense: a morphological and molecular guide to Western Palearctic <em>Dusona </em>(Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae)</p>