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14 Rec. zool. Surv. <strong>India</strong><br />

Figs. 15-21. Oreumenoides edwardsii (de Saussure). Male. Fig. 15. Head front view; Fig. 16. Head dorsal view; Fig. 17.<br />

Antenna; Fig. 18. Aedeagus front view; Fig. 19. Aedeagus lateral view; Fig. 20. <strong>Vol</strong>sella; Fig. 21. Paramere with<br />

volsella.<br />

exceeding tegula posteriorly; axillary fossa not slit-like,<br />

much broader; metanotum at the same level <strong>of</strong> scutellum<br />

and propodeum, not raised; propodeal valvula rounded.<br />

Legs as in figures 9, 10 & 11; midtibia with one spur.<br />

Forewing and hindwing as in figures 7 & 8; forewing<br />

with prestigma 0.54x less than pterostigma; second<br />

submarginal cell acute basally.<br />

Metasoma : Petiole length 1.27x than mesosoma in<br />

lateral view, 1.47x second gastral tergite (Fig. 13); apex<br />

<strong>of</strong> petiole on ventral side as in figure 12; petiole and<br />

gaster almost smooth, with minute punctures; second<br />

gastral tergum (Fig. 14) without lamella separated by<br />

preapical thickening, slightly curved inward medially at<br />

apex, almost straight, 1.3x as long as broad; posterior<br />

apices <strong>of</strong> third, fourth and fifth tergites and second,<br />

third, fourth and fifth sternites distinctly curved inward<br />

at middle.<br />

Male : Body length 13.5-18 mm; forewing length<br />

10.5 mm. Colour similar to that <strong>of</strong> female except in most<br />

<strong>of</strong> the males labrum yellow and mandible yellowish<br />

brown; head width in dorsal view (Fig. 16) 4.7x distance<br />

between front ocellus and posterior occipital margin;<br />

median length <strong>of</strong> clypeus (Fig. 15) 1.67x its minimum<br />

width; POL 3.6x OOL; Antenna as in figure 17; last<br />

antennal segment minute, not coiled apically; aedeagus<br />

as in figures 18 & 19; volsellae as in figure 20; paramere<br />

with volsellae as in figure 21, parameral spine with<br />

moderately large hairs. Other characters almost as in<br />

female.<br />

Material examined : <strong>India</strong> : Delhi : Delhi University<br />

Ridge, 1 F, 1.xii.1975, coll. V.K. Gupta, Regd. No. 12377/<br />

H3; Delhi University Campus, 1 F, 4.ix.1978, coll. A.<br />

Kaur, Regd. No. 12378/H3. Jharkhand : Ranchi dist.,<br />

Namkum, 2 M, 15&23.v.1956, coll. C. Tirky, Regd. Nos.<br />

12379/H3 & 12380/H3. Karnataka : Dharwad dist.,<br />

Dharwad, 1 F, 17.i.1982, coll. S.K. Ghosh & party, Regd.<br />

No. 12381/H3. Madhya Pradesh : Shivpuri dist.,<br />

Surwaya, 1 M, 16.v.1975, coll. S.K. Gupta & <strong>Part</strong>y, Regd.

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