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<paragraph id="7B184416D631788A92DF83FE34D67014" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Holotype.</paragraph>
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♀; BFU, Baltic amber, Eocene. Part of Si-Xun
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<paragraph id="BE44E5C9D7C5F995EFC2EF5E28C5CDFE" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Etymology.</paragraph>
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The new species was named after the third son of the Loong in Chinese mythology as the third species of †
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<paragraph id="5C18E17A8522C2FCBF49E8C2D690A02A" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Diagnosis.</paragraph>
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Pronotum comparatively robust, neck without distinct pronotal fold; anterior, middle and posterior part of pronotum almost at the same level in lateral view; mesonotum at the same level of pronotum; forewing with vein 1-M arched; vein 2Rs+M extremely short; vein 2Cua and 2Cub nebulous; hind femur relatively slender (Fig.
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), minor teeth between basal and distal large tooth rather weakly developed; tergum I and sternum I fused (Fig.
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; Fig.
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), tergite I elongated as about 0.5
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as long as remainder of metasoma.
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Holotype ♀.
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Photo of specimen.
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Line drawing of habitus.
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Metasoma, lateral view.
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Hind leg.
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Details of
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Holotype ♀.
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Head, frontal-oblique view.
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Wings.
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Metasoma.
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Hind leg.
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Description: Female. Total body length (without ovipositor sheath) 3.6 mm; forewing length ca. 2.4 mm; ovipositor sheath 2.9 mm. -
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: Antenna with 19 flagellomeres; the first flagellomere short and robust while the second is elongated and slender; Head sub-globular (probably more or less traverse in dorsal view), with compound eyes occupying most part of lateral surface; vertex with five acute and triangular tubercles; temple comparatively flat, coriaceous; occipital carina distinctly developed and connected to hypostomal flange; hypostomal flange strong, without distinct rugae. Maxillary palpus 5-segmented, elbowed between MP II (maxillary palpomere II) and MP III; MP I and MP II distinctly short and strong, MP III-V long and slender; MP III slightly less than twice length of MP IV and MP V. -
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: Pronotum robust; neck without distinct pronotal fold; neck at almost same level of middle part of pronotum postero-dorsally; middle and posterior part of pronotum coriaceous, with slightly transverse carinae; middle part of pronotum not distinctly differentiated from posterior part; mesonotum at the same level of pronotum, without setosity; propleuron and mesopleuron coriaceous or imbricate; propodeum with its lateral view micro-sculptured; scutellum invisible. -
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: Forewing with vein 1-M distinctly curved, 2.9
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as long as vein 1-Rs and 1.7
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vein 1m-cu; vein 2-Rs long, ca. 3.8
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as long as vein r-rs; vein r-rs ends inner side of pterostigma behind the level of apex of pterostigma; parastigmal vein (pv) ca 0.4
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as long as pterostigma; vein 2Rs+M (= Rs+Mb) extremely short, with its apical slightly incision at the origin of veins 2-Rs and apical abscissa of vein M; vein 2Cua and 2Cub nebulous. -
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: Hind coxa comparatively slender, coriaceous, spindle shaped without transversely striate; hind femur coriaceous, relatively slender; ventral surface of hind femur bidentate, with its widest tooth developed at near 0.35
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as its basal part; a more acute triangular tooth developed near 0.3
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as its distal part with two small teeth behind, only one minor tooth weakly developed behind the basal large tooth; hind tibia about 1.2
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as long as hind femur, with its basal narrow part as equal length as apical widened part, inner side of widened part basally moderately depressed; hind tarsus with five tarsomeres; basitarsus rather elongate, slightly longer than the length of all other tarsomeres. -
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: Tergite I elongated and about 0.5
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as long as the remainder of metasoma; tergite I with its ventral length 3.0
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its maximum width; pygidial area not protruding apically; ovipositor sheath ca 0.8
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as long as total body length and 1.2
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as long as forewing length. Ovipositor tip laterally compressed, without distinct teeth apically.
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<paragraph id="1682C13BA6BE1C0EAE2F37C5EFE0B731" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Remarks.</paragraph>
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Two †
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<emphasis id="953AB73634D464D75192478F72D4A9DC" italics="true" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Denaeostephanus</emphasis>
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species, †
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<emphasis id="053CEFDD182C1C149139A6D9E2F7BC94" italics="true" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">D. sulcatus</emphasis>
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(Aguiar and Jazen, 1999) and †
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<emphasis id="F0209C3D682D2D6A79815BC3F2C1EF28" italics="true" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">D. tridentatus</emphasis>
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(Brues, 1933), have been recognized before and only males have been described. This is also the first discovery of a female belonging to the genus, and thus we could supplement key characteristics of †
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<emphasis id="EB091875444A4E812C930C6702A4C1AA" italics="true" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Denaeostephanus</emphasis>
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in phylogenetic research, such as the 5-segmented hind tarsus. Obviously, the single voucher specimen corrected the speculation of the 3-segmented hind tarsus by
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. According to our phylogenetic analysis, †
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<emphasis id="316923C84CE194FA0DD4BA2ACA812B02" italics="true" pageId="0" pageNumber="819">Denaeostephanus</emphasis>
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belongs to the subfamily
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and is a sister to all extant genera of the subfamily.
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