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Figure 1.

Details of the head.

1A–D Opius dissitus Muesebeck, 1E–F Biosteres carbonarius Nees. (A) Head, anterior view. (B) Head, anterior view. (C) Tentorium, dorsal view. (D) Head, dorsal view. (E) Head, anterior view. (F) Head, dorsal view.

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Figure 2.

Details of the head.

2A–C O. dissitus, 2D–F B. carbonarius. (A) Head, lateral view. (B) Head, posterior view. (C) Details of the posterior part of the head. (D) Head, lateral view. (E) Head, posterior view. (F) Details of the posterior part of the head.

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Figure 3.

Details of the head.

3A–D O. dissitus, 3E–J B. carbonarius. (A) Antennae. (B) Basal antennal articles, posterior (inner) view. (C) Apical maxillary palpomere. (D) Apical labial palpomere. (E) Antennae. (F) Third flagellomere. (G) Apical flagellomere. (H) Basal antennal articles, anterior (outer) view. (I) Apical maxillary palpomere. (J) Apical labial palpomere.

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Figure 4.

Details of the head.

4A–D O. dissitus, 4E–F B. carbonarius. (A) Labiomaxillary complex, posteroventral view. (B) Mandible, laterodorsal view. (C) Mandible, anteroventral view. (D) Mandible, ventral view. (E) Mandible, anterior view. (F) Mandible, ventral view.

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Figure 5.

Mesosoma, lateral view.

5A O. dissitus, 5B B. carbonarius.

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Figure 6.

Mesosoma, dorsal view.

(A) O. dissitus. (6B) B. carbonarius. (C) Pronotum of the latter.

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Figure 7.

Mesosoma, ventral view.

7A O. dissitus. 7B B. carbonarius.

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Figure 8.

Mesosoma, internal view.

8A–B B. carbonarius. (A) Ventral view. (B) Anteroventral view.

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Figure 9.

Details of mesosoma.

9A–D O. dissitus, 10E B. carbonarius. (A) Anteroventral, lateral internal view. (B) Mesonotum and mesopostnotum, anteroventral internal view. (C) Mesonotum and mesopostnotum, venterolateral view. (D) Mesopectus, internal posterodorsal view. Left mesopleuron removed. (E) Mesonotum and mesopostnotum, ventral view.

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Figure 10.

Details of mesosoma.

10A–C, E O. dissitus, 10D B. carbonarius. (A) Mesosoma, posterior view. (B) Propectus, posteroventral view. (C) Propectus, posterodorsal view. (D) Mesosoma, posterior view. (E) Metapectal-propodeal complex, anterior (internal) view.

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Figure 11.

Wings.

12A–B B. carbonarius, 12C–D O. dissitus.

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Figure 12.

Details of legs.

10A-H O. dissitus. (A) Fore leg. Posterior, outer view. (B) Mid leg. Anterior, outer view. (C) Hind leg. Anterior, outer view. (D) Proximal segments of mid leg. Lateral, outer view. (E) Details of fore leg. Posterior, outer view. (F) Details of mid leg. Anterior, outer view. (G) Fore leg tarsus, posteroventral view. (H) Fore leg tarsus, posterodorsal view.

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Figure 13.

Details of petiole.

13A–C O. dissitus, 13D–G B. carbonarius. (A) Petiole, dorsal view. (B) Petiole, dorsolateral view. (C) Petiole, ventral internal view. (D) Petiole, dorsal view. (E) Petiole, lateral view. (F) Petiole, dorsolateral view. (G) Petiole, anteroventral, internal view.

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Figure 14.

Metasoma, lateral view.

14A O. dissitus. 14B B. carbonarius.

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Figure 15.

Male metasoma of O. dissitus.

(A) Lateral view. (B) Distal segments in ventral view.

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Figure 16.

External genitalia of B. carbonarius.

Ventral view, posterior down. (A) Female. (B) Male.

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Figure 17.

Parts of genitalia.

Ventral view, posterior down. 17A–B O. dissitus, 17C–D B. carbonarius (A) Female. (B) Male. (C) Female. (D) Male.

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