FIRST DISCOVERY OF THE GENERA SKIAPUS MORLEY AND HELLWIGIA GRAVENHORST (HYMENOPTERA, ICHNEUMONIDAE) IN CHINA WITH DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES
FIRST DISCOVERY OF THE GENERA SKIAPUS MORLEY AND HELLWIGIA GRAVENHORST (HYMENOPTERA, ICHNEUMONIDAE) IN CHINA WITH DESCRIPTION OF A NEW SPECIES
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我国首次发现Skiapus Morley属和HELLWIGIA GRAVENHORST属(膜翅目,姬蜂科)及新种描述
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2006
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S. Mao
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S. Mao
The genera Skiapus Morley, 1917 and Hellwigia Gravenhorst, 1823 (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) were reported from China. A new species, Skiapus niger sp.nov. is described. Type specimen is deposited in the General Station of Forest Pest Management, State Forestry Administration.Skiapus niger Sheng, sp.nov.(Figs. 1-8)Holotype ♀, Xinbin, Liaoning, 3 Sep. 2005, SHENG Mao-Ling.This new species can be distinguished from the only known species in the genus, S. coalescens Morley distributing in Africa, by body black with a little yellow flecks, hind coxa elongate, and hind femur black.Hellwigia obscura Gravenhorst, 1823(Figs. 9) Hellwigia obscura Gravenhorst, 1823. Nova Acta Physico Medico Acad. Caesareae Leopoldino-Carolinae Nat. Curio. 11:321.Specimens examined: 1♂, Liupanshan, Ningxia, China, 14 July 2005, SHENG Mao-Ling. 3♀♀, Liupanshan, Ningxia, China, 28 July 2005, SHENG Mao-Ling.Key to species of Skiapus Morley and Hellwigia Gravenhorst1. Mandibles not overlapping at apex. Head strongly impressed behind ocelli. Abdomen reaching about to apex of hind femurSkiapus 2Mandibles overlapping at apex. Head not impressed behind ocelliHellwigia 32. Body black with a few yellow spots. Hind coxa elongate. Hind femur blackS. niger Sheng, sp.nov.Body mainly bright flavous, with a few black portion. Hind coxa globose. Center portion of hind femur rufescentS. coalescens Morley3. Apical portion of antenna strongly swollen. Tergite 2-4 of abdomen yellow, hind portions of the rest tergites with wide yellow bandH. elegans GravenhorstAntenna normal, not strongly swollen at apical portion. Abdomen black, tergites 3-4 reddish brownH. obscura Gravenhorst