Larval morphology of three species of Anteoninae (Hymenoptera, Dryinidae) Author Bückle, Christoph text Zootaxa 2017 2017-09-18 4320 3 470 486 journal article 32075 10.11646/zootaxa.4320.3.4 3dd0a46f-3452-4402-af3d-c16a970f507d 1175-5326 893778 2C52Ede7-E218-4334-8991-A7E04F9543F1 Deinodryinus hispanicus ( Olmi, 1991 ) Fig. 16 Material examined. Italy, Matera Province, 40°20.080'N 16°18.414'E, 12.VI.2010 , 1 exuvia of mature larva parasitizing Laburrus quadratus (Forel, 1864) (Cicadellidae) . Description, exuvia. Labrum probably with similar chaetotaxy as in the two species treated above. About 7–8 long bristles visible in position near the anterior margin ( Fig. 16C ). Mandibles ( Fig. 16A ) pointed, without additional teeth. Labium triangular, spinneret narrow ( Fig. 16B ). Bristles on head, thorax, and abdomen numerous and long ( Fig. 16D ). Spiracles of thorax and abdomen similar to those of the two other Anteoninae species studied ( Figs 16E–16G ). Remarks. The immature larva was found on prothorax of Laburrus quadratus . The cocoon was built in the soil and covered with small particles of river sand ( Fig. 16H ).