Charmon ramagei sp. nov., a new Charmontinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) from Reunion, with a synopsis of world species Author Rousse, Pascal text Zootaxa 2013 2013-03-15 3626 4 583 588 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3626.4.12 434309bc-85ad-4eef-8687-1b8c275d442c 1175-5326 217919 66E78E5A-71DA-4C6A-A87E-F768A4431B5D Key to the world species of Charmontinae 1. Third labial palpus as long as second; last flagellomere without an apical spine; 1Rs distinct, first discal cell of fore wing slightly petiolate ( Fig. 1 A); tergite 1 nearly 3x longer than apically wide; Chile ... Charmontia inopina van Achterberg, 1979 - Third labial palpus reduced or absent, at most conspicuously shorter than second; last flagellomere with an apical spine; 1Rs indistinct, first discal cell of fore wing sessile or subsessile ( Fig. 1 B); tergite 1 at most 2x longer than apically wide................................................................................................ Charmon spp. 2 2(1). Ocelli enlarged, ocellar diameter at least 1.5x post-ocellar line; Far East.......................................... 3 - Ocelli smaller, ocellar diameter at most about as long as post-ocellar line......................................... 5 3(2). Pterostigma brown to blackish brown; mesosoma black, rarely with dark reddish maculae; body length> 60 mm ; Mongolia and Korea .................................................................. Charmon paloratus Papp, 1983 - Pterostigma yellowish; mesosoma blackish to dark reddish with lighter brownish to yellowish parts; body length < 65 mm ..................................................................................................... 4 4(3). Tergite 1 smooth; notauli very shallow and smooth, anteriorly obsolete; Far Eastern Russia ............................................................................................... Charmon kozyrevskii Belokobylskij, 1998 - Tergite 1 longitudinally striate; notauli complete, deep and crenulate; Taiwan .... Charmon taiwanensis Chou and Hsu, 1995 5(2). 1cu-a shorter than 1Cu ( Fig. 1 C); M+Cu basally unpigmented; Papua-New Guinea .................................................................................................... Charmon brevinervis van Achterberg, 1979 - 1cu-a longer than 1Cu ( Fig. 1 B); M+Cu basally complete...................................................... 6 6(5). Notauli at least anteriorly obsolete, often totally absent; worldwide except South America and Australasian regions..................................................................................... Charmon extensor (L., 1758) - Notauli complete.................................................................................... 7 7(6). Propodeum with a mid-longitudinal Y-shaped carina oriented backwards ( Fig. 2 C); pterostigma blackish and dark testaceous; Reunion island................................................................... Charmon ramagei sp. nov. - Propodeum mostly smooth, at most with faint rugosities, but without carina; pterostigma yellowish................... 8 8(7). Ovipositor less than 1.2x length fore wing; mesosoma reddish to dark reddish; worldwide except South America and Australasian regions............................................................. Charmon cruentatus Haliday, 1833 - Ovipositor more than 1.2x length fore wing; mesosoma dark brown with mesothorax yellow to reddish yellow; China ........................................................................... Charmon rufithorax Chen and He, 1996