Chrysidoidea

Figures 6–10.Cladobethylus insularis 6–8 Male head 6 Front view 7 Lateral view 8 Dorsal view 9 Dorsal view of male mesosoma, wings removed 10 Front view of female face.

Figures 2–7.2–4 Lateral view of body 5–7 Ventral view of mesopleuron and midcoxae.

Metcalfa pruinosa parasitoid

Figure 1.Distribution map of Noumeasega species.

Figures 12–15.Lateral view of female Noumeasega.

Figures 4–5.Cladobethylus insularis, side views 4 Male 5 Female.

Figures 25–32.Noumeasega, dorsal view of head a = midocellar eye distance b = hindocellar eye distance c = postocular distance m = males f = females.

Figures 16–24.Noumeasega. Front view of face. 16–20 Males, with flagellomeres II-IX or III-IX removed 21–24 Females.

Figures 8–11.Lateral view of male Noumeasega.

Strong sexual dimorphismus

Figures 2–7.2–4 Lateral view of body 5–7 Ventral view of mesopleuron and midcoxae.

Figures 8–11.Lateral view of male Noumeasega.

Egg laying female

Figures 12–15.Lateral view of female Noumeasega.

Egg laying female

Figures 16–24.Noumeasega. Front view of face. 16–20 Males, with flagellomeres II-IX or III-IX removed 21–24 Females.

Female and male in kopula

Figures 25–32.Noumeasega, dorsal view of head a = midocellar eye distance b = hindocellar eye distance c = postocular distance m = males f = females.

Egg laying female