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FIGURES 113–118 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 113–118. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) quadrhinus, holotype ♀ (F01). Habitus in dorsal view. 113. Habitus in dorsal view. 114. Head in dorsal view. 115. Head (part) in laterodorsal view. 116. Antenna. 117. Metatibia in laterodorsal view. 118. Petiole in posterodorsal view. Abbreviation. prordg, preorbital ridge.
FIGURES 141–147 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 141–147. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) maasaii, holotype ♀ (F05). 141. Habitus in dorsal view. 142–143. Head respectively in dorsal and frontal views. 144. Propodeum. 145. Metatibia in laterodorsal view. 146. Petiole in posterodorsal view. 147. Base of metasoma in dorsal view.
FIGURE 157 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURE 157. Map of Kenya showing Malaise trap sites at which quadrhinus group species were collected (large black squares) or were not collected (smaller, black circles). Only those sites where Malaise traps were run for at least three consecutive months are included. Climatic areas in colour, illustrating the range of moisture zones (Sombroek et al. 1982), are overlaid on the geolocation data.
FIGURES 53–60 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 53–60. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 53–54. Mesonotum. 55–60. Propodeum. 53. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 54. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀. 55. D. claviger paratype ♀. 56. D. anthracia, ♀. 57. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 58. D. aff. schwarzi, ♀. 59. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 60. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀.
FIGURES 76–84 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 76–84. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 76–83. Metacoxa and metafemur with sculpture of metafemur enlarged. 76. D. maasaii, holotype ♀ (F05). 77. D. anthracia, ♀. 78. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 79. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♂. 80. D. aff. schwarzi, ♀. 81. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 82. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀. 83. D. anthracia, ♀. Hind leg in posterior view. 84. D. leakeyorum, holotype #f (F08). Metatibia in laterodorsal view. Abbreviations. tb3-ogr, outer groove; tb3-ogrm, margin of the outer groove; tb3-ts, tarsal sulcus; tb3-tsm, margin of the tarsal sulcus.
FIGURES 43–52 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 43–52. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 43–48. Antenna. 49–52. Mesonotum. 43. D. gigasetosus, paratype ♀ (F07). 44. D. claviger, paratype ♀. 45, 51. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 46. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♀. 47. D. aff. schwarzi, ♀. 48. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 49. D. maasaii, holotype ♀ (F05). 50. D. anthracia, ♀. 52. D. inflexus, ♀.
FIGURES 31–42 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 31–42. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 31–38 and 39–42. Head respectively in dorsal view and lateral views. 31. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) kambae, holotype ♀ (F02). 32. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) himalayanus, ♀. 33. D. claviger, paratype ♀. 34. D. anthracia, ♀. 35. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♀. 36. D. inflexus, ♀. 37. D. aff. schwarzi, ♀. 38. Dirhinus (Hontalia) aff. caeruleus, ♀. 39. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) leakeyorum, holotype ♀ (F08). 40. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 41. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♀. 42. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀.
FIGURES 148–156 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 148–156. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) leakeyorum, holotype ♀ (F08). 148. Habitus in lateral view. 149–151. Head respectively in lateral, dorsal and laterofrontal views. 152. Antenna. 153. Metatibia in laterodorsal view. 154. Fore wing. 155. Propodeum. 156. Petiole in posterodorsal view.
FIGURES 21–30 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 21–30. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 21, 23, 25, 27, 30. Mandible in frontal view. 22, 24, 26, 29. Mandible in lateral view. 28. Head in anterolateral view. 21, 22. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 23, 24. D. anthracia, ♀. 25. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) claviger, paratype ♀. 26, 27. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♂. 28. D. quadrhinus, holotype ♀. 29. Dirhinus (Pareniaca) aff. schwarzi, ♀. 30. Dirhinus (Pareniaca) 'Patawa', ♀.
FIGURES 99–111 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 99–111. Characters of Dirhininae (end). 99–101, 105, 106. Petiole in dorsal view. 102–104. Petiole and GT1 in dorsal view. 107. Metasoma in dorsal view. 108. Metasoma in lateral view with hypopygium enlarged. 109. Metasomal apex in lateral view. 110,111. Hypopygium. 99. D. himalayanus, ♀. 100, 107. D. claviger, paratype ♀. 101, 102, 110. D. anthracia, ♀. 103, 111. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 104. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♀. 105. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 106. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀. 108. D. aff. schwarzi, ♀. 109. D. 'Patawa', ♀. Abbreviations. GT1-cr1, primary crest; GT1-cr2, secondary crest.
FIGURES 3–8 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 3–8. Characters of Dirhininae: terminology. 3, 4 and 5. Mandible respectively in frontal and lateral views. 6–8. Head respectively in dorsal, lateral and frontal views. 3, 8. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) gigasetosus, ♂ (M02). 4, 5. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) anthracia, ♀. 6. D. quadrhinus, holotype ♀ (F01). 7. Dirhinus (Pareniaca) aff. ehrhorni, ♂. Head in lateral view. Abbreviations. cly, clypeus; cly-s, clypeal setae; ihl, inner horn length; ihn, inner horn; ohn, outer horn; lbr, labrum; md-ith, inner tooth; md-mth, mesal tooth; md-oth, outer tooth; scdp, scrobal depression (shaded in yellow); sdmod, distance end of scrobal depression – median ocellus; octr, ocellar triangle; th2, secondary tooth on lateral margin of scrobal depression.
FIGURE 2 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURE 2. Malaise traps in selected areas where quadrhinus group species were collected. Top row, Kasaala area during dry season (left) and wet season (right). Middle row, Olorgesailie National Monument (left) and base of Endau Mountain (right), bottom row, Matthews Range, Sarara camp (left) and base of Ukasi Hill (right).
FIGURES 69–75 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 69–75. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 69 and 70–72. Mesopleuron respectively in ventral and anteroventral views. 73–75. Metepisternum and petiole in lateral view. 69. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♀. 70. D. inflexus, ♀. 71. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 72. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀. 73. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 74. D. anthracia, ♀. 75. D. inflexus, ♀. Abbreviation. dml-gr, discrimenal groove.
FIGURES 85–98 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 85–98. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 85, 88, 90, 92, 95. Fore wing with setation enlarged. 87, 91, 93, 94, 96–98. Marginal cell. 86. Submarginal vein. 89. Stigmal vein. 85. D. quadrhinus, holotype ♀ (F01). 86, 87. D. kambae, holotype ♀ (F02). 88, 89. D. himalayanus, ♀. 90, 91. D. anthracia, ♀. 92, 93. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♀. 94. D. inflexus, ♀. 95, 96. D. aff. schwarzi, ♀. 97. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 98. D. aff. caeruleus, ♀. Abbreviations. fw-Mt, macrotrichia; fw-mt, microtrichia.
FIGURES 9–16 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 9–16. Characters of Dirhininae: terminology (continued). 9–13. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) aff. hesperidum, ♀. 9. Antenna. 10. Mesosoma in dorsal view. 11. Propodeum. 12. Mesosoma in ventral view. 13. Mesopleuron in lateral view. 14. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♂. Metepisternum and petiole in lateral view. 15. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) maasaii, holotype ♀ (F05). Metatibia in laterodorsal view. 16. D. anthracia, ♀. Marginal cell of fore wing. Abbreviations. axl, axilla; cla, clava; dml-gr, discrimenal groove; epcm, epicnemium; epcm-elv, epicnemial elevation; epm3, metepimeron; epm3-scxth, subcoxal tooth; epst2-fmd, femoral depression of mesepisternum; epst2-vsf, ventral shelf of mesepisternum; epst3, metepisternum; epst3-pp, posterior projection of metepisternum; F1 and F7, 1st and 7th funiculars; fl1 and fl8, 1st and 8th flagellomeres; fw-adms, admarginal setae; fw-mcel, setae on marginal cell; fw-Rsf, Rs fold; msct-ml, mid lobe of mesoscutum; msct-ll, lateral lobe of mesoscutum; mscu, mesoscutellum; ped, pedicel; pet-bmth, basoventral tooth of petiole; ppt, prepectus; ppt-th, medioventral tooth of prepectus; prnt, pronotum; prp, propodeum; prp-ama, anteromedian areola of propodeum; prp-la, lateral areola of propodeum; prp-spdp, spiracular depression of propodeum; prp-spth, spiracular tooth of propodeum; sapl, sensilla placodea; tb3-ogr, outer groove of metatibia; tb3-ogrm, margin of outer groove on metatibia; tb3-ts, tarsal sulcus of metatibia; tb3-tsm, margin of tarsal sulcus of metatibia.
FIGURES 17–20 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 17–20. Characters of Dirhininae: terminology (end). 17. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. Petiole and GT1 in dorsal view. 18, 19. Petiole respectively in posterodorsal and dorsal views. 18. D. quadrhinus, holotype ♀. 19. D. anthracia, ♀. 20. D. anthracia, ♀. Hypopygium. Abbreviations. pet-am, anterior margin; pet-ans, setae at anterior margin; pet-msu, median sulcus; pet-smc, submedian carinae; GT1-cr1, primary crest; GT1-lcr, lateral crest; hyp, hypopygium; hyp-aps, apical setae.
FIGURES 61–68 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURES 61–68. Characters of Dirhininae (continued). 61–65, 67 and 66, 68. Mesopleuron respectively in lateral, lateroventral and ventral views. 61. D. gigasetosus, holotype ♀. 62. D. anthracia, ♀. 63. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀. 64. D. aff. ehrhorni, ♂. 65. D. 'Patawa', ♀. 66. D. gigasetosus, paratype ♂ (M02). 67. D. anthracia, ♀. 68. D. aff. hesperidum, ♀.
FIGURE 112 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURE 112. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) quadrhinus, holotype ♀ (F01). Habitus in lateral view.
FIGURE 1 in Four-horned wasps, description of some remarkable Dirhinus (Hymenoptera, Chalcididae) from Kenya, with a discussion of their taxonomic placement
FIGURE 1. Dirhinus (Dirhinus) maasaii, holotype ♀ (F05). Habitus in lateral view.
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