Couplet 28.
History
[1] Macropterous species
[7] Notaulices distinct throughout (except in _Synacra_;...
[8] Mandibles not forming a beak, the outer side of one ...
[12] Scutellum normally without any kind of sculpture pos...
[17] Mandibles of the ordinary form, short and only sligh...
[21] Segment 1 of flagellum of normal appearance and neve...
[22] If the marginalis is as long as distance from the ba...
[24] Marginalis rarely nearly equal to its distance from ...
[25] Pronotum rarely with a hollow on each side and then ...
[26] Epomia at least sufficiently well developed to form ...
[27] Medial keel of the propodeum not forked
[1] Macropterous species
[7] Notaulices distinct throughout (except in _Synacra_;...
[8] Mandibles not forming a beak, the outer side of one ...
[12] Scutellum normally without any kind of sculpture pos...
[17] Mandibles of the ordinary form, short and only sligh...
[21] Segment 1 of flagellum of normal appearance and neve...
[22] If the marginalis is as long as distance from the ba...
[24] Marginalis rarely nearly equal to its distance from ...
[25] Pronotum rarely with a hollow on each side and then ...
[26] Epomia at least sufficiently well developed to form ...
[27] Medial keel of the propodeum not forked
gaster simple in the sense that it is clearly differentiated into a dorsum and a sternum, showing 4 ring segments distal to the larger tergite. (Eyes hairy)
future couplets
Radial cell open at apex, the radia... ...
Zygota Foerster
Petiole at most one and a thirds ti... ...
Pantoclis
Pronotum elongate, without a vertic... ...
Belyta Jurine
Pronotum not elongate, with a more ... ...
Aclista Foerster
gaster remarkably modified, showing no clearly differentiated dorsum and sternum; no dorsal ring segments visible as such, the apical segments more or less completely telescoped within the large tergite; ovipositor very short, its sheath showing as a short stub. (The apical gastral segments can be extruded to resemble a scorpion’s tail; flagellum thin and thread-like Related to Cinetus but the marginalis is at most about half as long as the radial cell