Revision of world Austroterobiinae and Parasaphodinae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae), parasitoids of giant scales (Hemiptera: Coccoidea: Monophlebidae) Author Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan text Zootaxa 2017 4301 1 1 63 journal article 32542 10.11646/zootaxa.4301.1.1 5274b2f8-e4d0-4ac9-8e81-a23e886b2380 1175-5326 839721 67A78566-A4FD-4E37-96E9-DCC4CCF321E5 Key to world species of Austroterobia (both sexes) 1 Notauli visible only in anterior third of mesoscutum ( Figs 7 , 23 ); gena conspicuously depressed at mouth corner ( Figs 5 , 26 ).....................................................................................................2 - Notauli visible throughout length of mesoscutum ( Figs 17 , 36 , 48 , 57 , 68 ); gena sometimes not depressed at mouth corner ( Figs 34 , 46 ).........................................................................................4 2(1) Toruli closer to ventral margin of clypeus than to median ocellus ( Fig. 22 ); marginal vein about 4× as long as broad ( Fig. 28 ); basal two teeth of right mandible very short and close to each other ( Fig. 25 ); head and mesosoma with conspicuous metallic reflections ( Fig. 21 ); Afrotropical.......................................................... A . heydoni sp. nov. - Toruli closer to median ocellus than to ventral margin of clypeus ( Fig. 5 ); marginal vein more than 8× as long as broad ( Fig. 10 ); basal two teeth of right mandible larger and wider apart ( cf . Fig. 13 ); at most head with faint metallic reflections ( Fig. 1 ); Oriental .............................................................................................3 3(2) POL about 1.3× OOL; inner margins of eyes not sinuate; malar sulcus slightly indicated; scape not reaching median ocellus; legs pale yellow...................................................................... A . maldica Narendran - POL about 0.7× OOL; inner margins of eyes very slightly sinuate ( Fig. 3 ); malar sulcus absent ( Fig. 5 ); scape reaching slightly above lower margin of median ocellus ( Fig. 3 ); legs yellowish-brown ( Fig. 1 )................... A . achterbergi sp. nov. 4(1) Prepectus and dorsal side of propodeum entirely setose ( Figs 37, 38 ); posterior margin of mesoscutellum densely setose, with small spine ( Fig. 36 ); anterior margin of propodeum distinctly raised, concealing dorsellum; propodeal plicae absent ( Fig. 38 ); axillae virtually touching medially ( Fig. 36 ); pronotum visible in dorsal view ( Fig. 36 ); mandibular formula 3:3; Afrotropical...................................................................................... A . iceryae Bouček - Prepectus and dorsal side of propodeum bare ( Figs 18, 19 , 27 , 49, 50 , 58, 59 , 69, 70 ); posterior margin of mesoscutellum not densely setose, without distinct spine, although sometimes acutely pointed ( Figs 17 , 48 , 57 , 68 ); anterior margin of propodeum not distinctly raised, not concealing dorsellum; propodeal plicae present ( Figs 19 , 50 , 59 , 70 ); axillae wider apart ( Figs 17 , 23 , 48 , 57 , 68 ); pronotum not or barely visible in dorsal view ( Figs 17 , 23 , 48 , 57 , 68 ); mandibular formula usually 3:2 ( Figs 13 , 54 ); sometimes other distribution.........................................................................5 5(4) Mandibular formula 3:3; propodeum with plicae diverging posteriorly ( Fig. 50 ); POL 0.5–0.7× OOL; head and mesosoma brown, without metallic reflections ( Figs 40–42 ); Afrotropical..................................... A . noyesi sp. nov. - Mandibular formula 3:2 ( Figs 13 , 54 ); propodeum with plicae converging posteriorly ( Figs 19 , 59 , 70 ); POL 0.7–1.0× OOL; at least head usually with strong metallic reflections ( Figs 54–56 , 64–66 ); Australasian or Neotropical....................6 6(5) Head brown, without metallic reflections ( Figs 13–15 ); fore wing without speculum and parastigma with hyaline break ( Fig. 20 ); antenna with funicular segments strongly pedicellate ( Fig. 16 ); inner margins of eyes very slightly sinuate ( Fig. 13 ); POL about 0.8× OOL; Neotropical............................................................... A . gatesi sp. nov. - Head with strong metallic reflections ( Figs 54–56 , 64–66 ); fore wing without above combination of characters; antenna with funicular segments not or only slightly pedicellate ( Figs 56 , 66 ); inner margins of eyes not sinuate ( Figs 54 , 64 ); POL about equal to OOL; Australasian..............................................................................7 7(6) Mesopleuron mostly smooth, femoral depression with deep central pit ( Fig. 58 ); lower margins of toruli much higher than lower margins of eyes ( Fig. 54 ); fore wing wide, length 1.9–2.1× width, with small speculum ( Fig. 60 ); parastigma with hyaline break ( Fig. 60 ); both head and mesosoma usually with distinct metallic reflections ( Figs 51–53 ); body size: 1.3–1.7 mm ................................................................................... A . partibrunnea Girault - Mesopleuron mostly finely reticulate, femoral depression almost indistinct, without central pit ( Fig. 69 ); lower margin of toruli level with or only slightly above lower margins of eyes ( Fig. 64 ); fore wing narrower, length 2.2–2.4× width, without speculum ( Fig. 71 ); parastigma without hyaline break ( Fig. 71 ); head always with metallic reflections, mesosoma usually orange-brown ( Figs 61–63 ); body size: 0.8–1.4 mm ..................................................... A . partiviridis sp. nov.