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摘要
尽管婆罗洲是世界上公认的生物多样性热点地区之一,但对其进行的分类研究却很少。作为我们对英国自然历史博物馆收藏的本岛小苞类的初步研究的一部分,我们描述并说明了4个新的Diolcogaster Ashmead种:D. dolichogaster Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov., D. flavicoxa Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov., D. hamus Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov.,和D. parallela Liu & Polaszek, sp. 11 .对先前描述的两个种,D. eclectes (Nixon)和D. urios (Nixon)进行了重新描述和说明。本研究所调查的物种分为两个不同的类群,basimacula-group (D. dolichogaster, D. eclectes和D. hamus)和xanthaspis-group (D. flavicoxa, D. parallela和D. urios)。此外,我们还提供了婆罗洲六种Diolcogaster的鉴定钥匙和分布图。简要地讨论了Diolcogaster的种群。
Taxonomic study of the genus Diolcogaster Ashmead (Hymenoptera, Braconidae, Microgastrinae) from Borneo with the description of four new species.
Taxonomic studies of Microgastrinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) are seldom conducted on material from Borneo, despite its being widely recognized as one of the world's biodiversity hotspots. As part of our preliminary studies on the braconids from this island in the Natural History Museum (UK) collection, we describe and illustrate four new species of Diolcogaster Ashmead: D. dolichogaster Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov., D. flavicoxa Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov., D. hamus Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov., and D. parallela Liu & Polaszek, sp. nov. Two previously described species, D. eclectes (Nixon) and D. urios (Nixon), are redescribed and illustrated. The species examined in this study are classified into two distinct groups, the basimacula-group (D. dolichogaster, D. eclectes, and D. hamus) and the xanthaspis-group (D. flavicoxa, D. parallela and D. urios). Additionally, we provide an identification key to the six Diolcogaster species from Borneo, with a distribution map. A concise discussion of the Diolcogaster species-groups is provided.
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