Redescription of the fig wasp genus Sycophilodes Joseph (Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae: Epichrysomallinae) with description of a new species from India Author Pramanik, Achintya Author Dey, Debjani text Zootaxa 2014 3838 3 310 322 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3838.3.4 f4660af4-c2c9-47dc-ab47-8b67ed1a3462 1175-5326 251823 6A8BC926-D948-4324-9E4C-2F6EEC83AC6D Key to species of Sycophilodes Joseph 1 Female : Antennal formula 11173 ( Figs 4 , 24 ); wing pilosity short and sparse; penultimate gastral segments neither tubular nor exerted..............................................................................................2 - Male: Antennal formula 11163 ( Figs 14 , 34 ); wing pilosity short but dense; penultimate gastral segments tubular and exerted.....................................................................................................3 2 Postmarginal vein as long as stigmal vein ( Fig. 10 ); scape 3× as long as pedicel; clava 2.5× longer than preceding funicular segment ( Fig. 4 ); axilla with one long seta on upper part of its posterior half and two small setae at lower corner.............................................................................................. S . moniliformis Joseph - Postmarginal vein half length of stigmal vein ( Fig. 30 ); scape 2× as long as pedicel; clava 3× longer than preceding funicular segment ( Fig. 24 ); axilla with one long seta on upper part of its posterior half and a row of 5 setae on lower half.............................................................................. S . uluberiaensis Pramanik & Dey sp. nov. 3 Basal stalk of stigmal vein long and slender, about 0.7× length of stigma ( Fig. 20 ); torular-ocular distance 2.3× intertorular distance; interspiracular distance 4.3× distance between spiracle and posterior propodeal margin; fore femur 2× length of fore coxa............................................................................... S . moniliformis Joseph - Basal stalk of stigmal vein short and relatively thick, about 0.6× length of stigma ( Fig. 40 ); torular-ocular distance 3× intertorular distance; interspiracular distance 3× distance between spiracle and posterior propodeal margin; fore femur 1.6× length of fore coxa.......................................................... .. S . uluberiaensis Pramanik & Dey sp. nov.