The genus Caenocrepis Thomson (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) in the Afrotropical region, with a key to world species Author Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan text Zootaxa 2012 3557 49 55 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.212862 de714807-787e-4b3d-af53-559a5ea24b1a 1175-5326 212862 Key to world species of Caenocrepis (both sexes): 1 Clypeus with unusually large lobes ( Fig. 14 ) [Afrotropical]................................. C. formidolosa sp. nov. - Clypeus without unusually large lobes, though clearly incised ( Fig. 13 ) [Palaearctic and Afrotropical].................. 2 2(1) Fore wing less densely pilose, with a narrow bare band behind marginal vein and hairs on disc sparser ( Fig. 16 ) [Palaearctic]................................................................................. C. bothynoderi Gromakov - Fore wing densely pilose, without bare space behind marginal vein and hairs on disc denser ( Figs 15, 17, 18 ) [Palaearctic and Afrotropical]........................................................................................ 3 3(2) Female: antennae inserted very slightly above lower margin of eyes, scape not reaching median ocellus ( Fig. 11 ); eye obviously narrowing in lower part ( Fig. 7 ); body with metallic reflections stronger, bluish; fore wing hyaline ( Fig. 17 ); metasoma shorter than mesosoma ( Fig. 7 ). Male: eye small, temple very wide ( Fig. 8 ) [Afrotropical]............ C. simonae sp. nov. - Female: antennae inserted well above lower margin of eyes, scape reaching median ocellus ( Fig. 5 ); eye oval ( Fig. 1 ); body mostly without metallic reflections, blackish; fore wing usually infumate ( Fig. 15 ); metasoma longer than mesosoma ( Fig. 1 ). Male: eye normal, temples not unusually wide ( Fig. 2 ) [Palaearctic]........................... C. arenicola (Thomson)