Proceedings of the United States National Museum . Figure 34.—Ichneumoninae:Ichneumonini, head sclerites: a, Pseudamhlyteles nuncius(Cresson); b, Amblyteles inconstans (Cresson). (Antenna not visible on preparation;2, spiracle; 3, skin.) ICHNEUMONID FINAL INSTAR LARVAE—SHORT 455. Figure 35.—IchneumonInae:Ichneumonini, head sclerites: a, Ichneumon amhulatoriusFabricius; b, Carinodes havenensis (Cameron). (1, antenna; 2, spiracle; 3, skin.)504675—59 5 456 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM vol. no 3. Clypeolabral region with ten setae arranged in a line and two groups each of two sensilla beneat
Proceedings of the United States National Museum . Figure 34.—Ichneumoninae:Ichneumonini, head sclerites: a, Pseudamhlyteles nuncius(Cresson); b, Amblyteles inconstans (Cresson). (Antenna not visible on preparation;2, spiracle; 3, skin.) ICHNEUMONID FINAL INSTAR LARVAE—SHORT 455. Figure 35.—IchneumonInae:Ichneumonini, head sclerites: a, Ichneumon amhulatoriusFabricius; b, Carinodes havenensis (Cameron). (1, antenna; 2, spiracle; 3, skin.)504675—59 5 456 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM vol. no 3. Clypeolabral region with ten setae arranged in a line and two groups each of two sensilla beneath this line Cratichneumon Setae and sensilla arranged in two groups on clypeolabrum and not in aline 4 4. Clypeolabral setae grouped as shown (fig. 35a) on two lightly sclerotized plates shaped as shown (fig. 35a) Ichneumon Setae and sensilla not grouped as shown (fig. 35a) on plates shaped as shown(fig. 35a) 5 5. Raised areas on clypeolabrum containing sensilla narrow and straight . AoplusRaised areas on clypeolabrum containing setae or sensilla more broad and not straight 6 6. Each raised area containing sensilla on clypeolabrum curved dorsally. Amblyteles Each raised area containing setae or sensilla on clypeolabrum not curved dorsally 7 7. Each raised area on clyp
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