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            <p> Genus  Caenohomalopoda Tachikawa</p>
            <p>(Figs 1–51)</p>
            <p> Caenohomalopoda Tachikawa, 1979: 169 . Type species  Pseudhomalopoda shikokuensis Tachikawa , by original designation. </p>
            <p>Female. Head with frontovertex flat, angularly separated from face by a narrowly rounded margin, so that the head, in profile, appears subtriangular; occipital margin narrowly rounded, and medially concave; vertexo-occipital margin with a pair of long scale-like setae (Fig. 4); antennal torulus with upper margin either in line with or slightly below lower margin of eye, and torulus removed from mouth margin by at least the height of a torulus (Fig. 6). Mandible quadridentate (Figs 7, 36), upper tooth or upper two teeth rounded, or mandible with two teeth and a broad truncation, and with a socketed peg-like structure present. Maxillary palp 4-segmented, labial palp 3-segmented. Antennal formula, 1143 (Figs 1, 8); scape usually at least slightly flattened, 2× to slightly more than 4× as long as broad; dimensions of funicle segments variable. Mesosoma (Figs 4, 22) flattened; pronotum medially one-third to nearly as long as mesoscutum, with posterior margin evenly, slightly concave; mesoscutum without notaular lines; scutellum with a median, subtriangular area with raised reticulate sculpture, but sides and apex smooth, and usually with 3–4 pairs of long setae, and a subapical pair of long, scale-like setae (Fig. 19). Fore wing either relatively broad with apex broadly rounded, or narrow with apex narrowly rounded (Figs 2, 34); marginal vein at least as long as stigmal vein, generally longer, and dark, densely covered with bristle-like or scale-like setae; stigma with an uncus and with 3 circular sensilla; postmarginal vein short to nearly absent; linea calva narrow, sometimes closed posteriorly by one, two or three lines of setae. Legs unmodified; tarsal formula, 5–5–5. Gaster variable in length, from very slightly to distinctly longer than mesosoma, with apex of TVII narrowly rounded or pointed; ovipositor with exserted part variable, from about one-tenth to nearly one-half the length of gaster.</p>
            <p>Body completely dark brown, with metallic shine. Antenna with scape and pedicel usually dark brown; colour of funicle segments variable, F1–F4 yellow or F1–F3 completely dark brown, with usually distal one or two segments yellow to white; clava entirely dark brown or with distal one or two segments paler. Fore wing with base below submarginal vein hyaline, remainder strongly infuscate, with five hyaline windows around margin defining five infucated bands, usually referred to as ‘rays’ and five hyaline windows between these rays; the hyaline windows are open, that is touching margin of wing; see Fig. 9, where these infuscate rays are numbered from I–V. Hind wing hyaline. Legs largely dark brown.</p>
            <p>Male. Generally similar to female, except for antennal structure, genitalia, hyaline or subhyaline fore wing. Head with frontovertex convex, not flat. Antennal formula, 1121 (Figs 42, 50); scape short and flattened; pedicel short, subtriangular; the two segments of funicle variable in lengths; clava long, slightly curved, and from about as long as F1 to clearly longer than both funicle segments combined.</p>
            <p> Hosts. Parasitoids of diaspidid scale insects of the genera  Odonaspis and  Froggattiella (  Hemiptera : Coccidoidea:  Diaspididae ). </p>
            <p>Distribution. Oriental, but one species from Algeria and Japan (Palaearctic), South Africa (Afrotropical), USA (Nearctic), and one from Hawaiian Islands (USA), Guam Islands, Cayman Islands, and Puerto Rico. (Noyes 2019)</p>
            <p>Species. World, 12; India, 8 (including one new species described in this paper). See list of world species given below.</p>
            <p> Comments.  Caenohomalopoda is very similar to  Homalopoda Howard (see Noyes 1979), but differs in the following characters: pronotal collar very slightly concave, without a median notch; antenna with scape at least slightly flattened, and usually not more than 4× as long as broad; funicle segments usually short, at most slightly longer than broad and F1 shorter than pedicel, rarely F1 more than 2× as long as broad and longer than pedicel; colour of funicle segments variable, from completely dark brown to completely white, but more usually distal one or two segments yellow to white. In  Homalopoda : pronotal collar with a median notch, so that the collar appears bilobed; antenna with scape and funicle segments cylindrical; scape more than 5× as long as broad; funicle segments each at least about 3× as long as broad, and antenna unicolorous, brown to dark brown. </p>
            <p> List of world species of  Caenohomalopoda</p>
            <p>(Country of origin of the holotype is indicated in bold. Hosts recorded for the species are given in square brackets.)</p>
            <p> 1.  C. albifuniculata Hayat , in Hayat &amp; Veenakumari, 2014 — India. </p>
            <p> 2.  C. chinensis Zhang &amp; Huang, 2006 — China. [Host:  Odonaspis sp. (Zhang &amp; Huang 2006)] </p>
            <p> 3.  C. darevskyi Trjapitzin &amp; Sharkov, 1992 — Vietnam. </p>
            <p> 4.  C. guamensis (Fullaway, 1946) — Guam; Hawaii (USA); China. [Host:  Odonaspis greeni (Cockerell) in Hawaii (Beardsley 1976)] </p>
            <p> 5.  C. heera Hayat &amp; FR Khan, 2015 — India. </p>
            <p> 6.  C. koreana Tachikawa, Paik &amp; Paik, 1981 — South Korea; India. [Host:  Odonaspis secreta (Cockerell) in South Korea (Tachikawa et al. 1981)] </p>
            <p> 7.  C. longiclava Basha &amp; Hayat, 2002 — India. </p>
            <p> 8.  C. longistylata Singh, 2004 — India. </p>
            <p> 9.  C. nagaii (Tachikawa, 1978) — Indonesia. </p>
            <p> 10.  C. shikokuensis (Tachikawa, 1956) — Japan; Algeria; Cayman Islands; China; India; South Korea; Puerto Rico; South Africa; USA. [Hosts:  Frogattiella penicillata (Green) , in Japan (Tachikawa 1966), in South Africa (Prinsloo 1979), in USA (Florida), Cayman Islands and Puerto Rico (Bennett &amp; Noyes 1989), in Algeria (Trjapitzin 1989);  Odonaspis secreta (Cockerell) in China (Zhang &amp; Huang 2006), in South Korea (Trjapitzin 1989)] </p>
            <p> 11.  C. sudhiri sp. nov. India. Present paper. </p>
            <p> 12.  C. tahai Fatima &amp; Zeya, 2017 — India. </p>
            <p> Key to  Indian species of  Caenohomalopoda (females and males) </p>
            <p>(Additional and non-contrasting characters are given in brackets.)</p>
            <p>1. Females: antenna 9-segmented, formula 1143 (Fig. 1), funicle 4-segmented and clava 3-segmented.................... 2</p>
            <p>-. Males: antenna 5-segmented, formula 1121 (Fig. 50), funicle 2-segmented and clava unsegmented, long, and slightly curved................................................................................................... 9</p>
            <p>Females</p>
            <p>2. Fore wing at most 2.8× as long as broad, with apex broadly rounded (Fig. 2) … 3</p>
            <p>-. Fore wing at least 3× as long as broad, with apex narrowly rounded (Fig. 34) … 5</p>
            <p> 3. Fore wing with width of ray II more than width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III, and its proximal margin making an acute angle with marginal vein, and below submarginal vein with setae dark brown (Fig. 2); antennal scape 4.15× as long as broad (Fig. 1); funicle segments yellow. (Fore wing 2.75× as long as broad; exserted part of ovipositor one-seventh gaster length)......................................................................... 1.  C. albifuniculata Hayat</p>
            <p>-. Fore wing with width of ray II less than width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III, and its proximal margin making a right angle with marginal vein; fore wing below submarginal vein largely with hyaline setae except for one or two lines of setae immediately below submarginal vein (Fig. 9); scape not more than 3× as long as broad; colour of funicle segments varying, but at least one segment dark brown......................................................................... 4</p>
            <p> 4. Antenna with scape about 2.6× as long as broad; F1 slightly longer than broad, and slightly shorter than pedicel; F2 quadrate to slightly broader than long; F3 quadrate; clava subequal in length to funicle; F3, F4 pale yellow (Fig. 8); fore wing with hyaline window between ray II and ray III broadly U-shaped (Fig. 9).......................... 2.  C. shikokuensis (Tachikawa)</p>
            <p> -. Antenna with scape 2.42× as long as broad; F1 slightly broader than long, and distinctly shorter than pedicel; F2 transverse; F3 broader than long; clava longer than funicle; F4 yellowish brown (Fig. 15); fore wing with hyaline window between ray II and ray III subtriangular (Fig. 16)........................................................... 3.  C. sudhiri sp. nov.</p>
            <p>5. Fore wing with ray II broad, its width at least 0.4× the width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III (Fig. 24)...... 6</p>
            <p>-. Fore wing with ray II narrow, its width at most 0.3× the width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III (Fig. 34)..... 7</p>
            <p> 6. Antenna with scape broad, nearly 2× as long as broad; F1 about 2.5× as long as broad, and distinctly longer (1.7×) than pedicel; F2–F4 each 1.2× (F4) to 1.6× (F2) as long as broad; clava shorter than funicle (Fig. 23); fore wing 3.12× as long as broad, with width of ray II slightly more than 0.5× width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III (Fig. 24); gaster about 2× as long as mesosoma; exserted part of ovipositor about half gaster length; second valvifer 1.39× as long as third valvula; ovipositor 3.43× as long as mid tibia; third valvula 3.34× as long as mid basitarsus............................. 4.  C. longistylata Singh</p>
            <p> -. Antenna with scape 2.26× as long as broad; F1 broader than long, and about half the length of pedicel; F2 transverse, not more than 0.5× length of F1 and F3 individually; F3 broader than long and F4 quadrate; clava longer than funicle (Fig. 27); fore wing 3× as long as broad, with width of ray II about 0.4× width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III (Fig. 28); gaster as long as mesosoma; exserted part of ovipositor about one-quarter gaster length; second valvifer 2.5× as long as third valvula; ovipositor 1.93× as long as mid tibia; third valvula 1.6× as long as mid basitarsus.......... 5.  C. heera Hayat &amp; F.R. Khan</p>
            <p> 7. Antenna with F1 1.38× as long as broad, and distinctly longer than pedicel (Fig. 33). (Antenna with scape 2.66× as long as broad; F1 longer than F2; F2–F4 each longer than broad; clava shorter than funicle, Fig.33; fore wing 3× as long as broad; ray II placed at an angle of about 130° with marginal vein, Fig. 34; ovipositor with exserted part 0.15× gaster length)........................................................................................ 6.  C. tahai Fatima &amp; Zeya</p>
            <p>-. Antenna with F1 at most as long as broad, usually broader than long, and if slightly longer than broad, then not longer than pedicel (Figs 37, 47).................................................................................. 8</p>
            <p> 8. Fore wing with ray II short and relatively broad, and placed at an angle of about 110° with marginal vein (Fig. 38); ovipositor with exserted part about one-tenth gaster length............................... 7.  C. koreana Tachikawa, Paik &amp; Paik</p>
            <p> -. Fore wing with ray II relatively long, and placed at an angle of about 120° with marginal vein (Fig. 48); exserted part of ovipositor one-seventh gaster length............................................. 8.  C. longiclava Basha &amp; Hayat</p>
            <p>Males</p>
            <p>9. Antenna with F2 at least 3× as long as broad, and longer than half the length of F1; clava shorter than rest of antennal segments combined (Fig. 42).................................................................................. 10</p>
            <p> -. Antenna with F2 not more than 2× as long as broad, and less than half the length of F1; clava as long as rest of antennal segments combined (Fig. 50).................................................................  C. longiclava</p>
            <p> 10. Antennal clava as long as pedicel, F1 and F2 combined (Fig. 42).......................................  C. koreana</p>
            <p> -. Antennal clava as long as F1 (Tachikawa, 1966: fig. 1)...........................................  C. shikokuensis</p>
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            <p> 1.  Caenohomalopoda albifuniculata Hayat</p>
            <p>(Figs 1, 2)</p>
            <p> 
Caenohomalopoda albifuniculata 
Hayat , in Hayat &amp; Veenakumari, 2014: 2–3, female. Holotype, female, India, Karnataka,  Nandi Hills (NBAIR), only fore wing and antenna on slide examined; remainder of body on card not examined. </p>
            <p>Redescription</p>
            <p>Female. Length, 2.0 mm. Body dark brown to black; head with bluish shine, face above with a violet cross-band; inter-torular area up to mouth margin purple; malar space bluish in upper half, violet in lower half. Antenna with scape and pedicel dark brown; F1–4 yellow, F1 with slightly pale brown infuscation basally (in cleared and slidemounted antenna, F1–4 appear white); clava with first and third segments pale brown, second segment brownish yellow. Mesosoma with pronotum with bluish shine; mesoscutum purple, anteriorly and laterally with some greenish shine, but in some lights appears largely greenish blue; axillae dull bronzy with bluish green shine; scutellum mainly purple, with sides and apex bluish; tegula dark brown; metanotum and propodeum black; prepectus purple, posteriorly white; mesopleuron dark brown. Fore wing with hyaline and infuscated areas as in Fig. 2. Hind wing hyaline. Fore leg: coxa dark brown in basal half, white in apical half; trochanter white; femur yellow with a pale brown streak along ventral margin; tibia yellow with a narrow brown streak along ventral margin, tarsus brownish yellow. Mid leg: coxa dark brown; trochanter brownish yellow; femur brownish yellow with a dark brown streak along ventral margin (one-third the width of femur); tibia white with a brown streak in basal half of ventral margin; spur and tarsal segments 1–4 white, 5th segment pale brown. Hind leg: coxa nearly black; trochanter pale brown, femur black except base narrowly pale brown; tibia black except white apical fifth; tarsal segments 1–4 white, 5th brown. Gaster with T1 bluish, other tergites dark brown with at most dark violet shine; exserted part of ovipositor sheath dark brown.</p>
            <p>Head. Frontovertex width 0.3× head width; posterior ocellus very close to eye margin; POL slightly less than OCL (7.5:8); frontovertex with raised reticulate sculpture, setae small and silvery white, those on upper part of occiput brown [The pair of long, scale-like setae at vertexo-occipital margin lost]. Antenna (Fig. 1) with scape 4.15× as long as broad; pedicel longer than F1; F1–3 each slightly longer than broad, F4 quadrate; clava shorter than funicle.</p>
            <p>Mesosoma with pronotum triangular, nearly as long as mesoscutum, and 2× as broad as long; mesoscutum 2× as broad as long; scutellum 1.35× as broad as long; pronotum with slightly raised, irregular reticulations; mesoscutum with shallow reticulations; scutellum with raised reticulations, the cells very small, with sides and apex smooth [Scutellum with the sub-apical pair of long, scale-like setae lost.]; setae sparse, silvery white. Fore wing 2.75× as long as broad; width of ray II broader than width of hyaline window between ray II and ray III; rays III and IV not distinctly separated by a hyaline window, but appear as a single large apical infuscation; ray V as broad as ray II (Fig. 2).</p>
            <p>Metasoma 1.76× as long as mesosoma and 1.3× as long as head and mesosoma combined; TVII elongate, pointed apically; exserted part of ovipositor about one-seventh gaster length (13:90).</p>
            <p>Male. Unknown.</p>
            <p>Type material examined (NBAIR). Holotype parts (one antenna and one fore wing, on slide No. EH.1575). (NBAIR, registration No. ICAR/NBAII/EN25).</p>
            <p>Host. Unknown.</p>
            <p>Distribution. India: Karnataka.</p>
            <p> Comments. The above redescription is largely based on the original description and figures given by Hayat &amp; Veenakumari (2014), and study of the slide-mounted antenna and fore wing of the holotype. The only character in which this species is similar to  C. shikokuensis (Tachikawa, 1956) and  C. sudhiri is in having the fore wing clearly less than 3× as long as broad and apically broadly rounded. Otherwise,  C. albifuniculata differs from both species by the characters given in the key. </p>
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            <p> 2.  Caenohomalopoda shikokuensis (Tachikawa)</p>
            <p>(Figs 3–12)</p>
            <p> 
Pseudhomalopoda shikokuensis 
Tachikawa, 1956: 90–93 , female. Holotype, female, Japan,  Matsuyama , Shikoku (ELKU), not examined, but see under “Comments”. </p>
            <p> Pseudhomalopoda shikokuensis Tachikawa : Tachikawa 1963: 102. Tachikawa 1966: 29–30, male record, Japan, Kyushu. Tachikawa 1978: 66–67, figures. Prinsloo 1979: 21, female, South Africa record. </p>
            <p> Caenohomalopoda shikokuensis (Tachikawa) : Tachikawa 1979: 169–170, figures. Tachikawa et al. 1981: 183–186, figures, key. Bennett &amp; Noyes 1989: 370, female, Florida (USA), Cayman Islands, Puerto Rico records. Trjapitzin 1989: 295, female, key. Trjapitzin &amp; Sharkov 1992: 177–178, key. De Santis &amp; Fidalgo 1994: 57, catalogue. Ge &amp; Shi 1995: 55–57, female, China record. Singh 2004: 1615, key. Zhang &amp; Huang 2004: 37–38, China record. Xu &amp; Huang 2004: female, figures, China record. Zhang &amp; Huang 2006: 214, 216–217, female, host, key, China record. Japoshvili et al. 2016: 364, notes on types. Ayyamperumal &amp; Manickavasagam 2019: 127, female, figures, India (Andhra Pradesh, Bihar) record. </p>
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            <p> 3.  Caenohomalopoda sudhiri Fatima &amp; Zeya ,  sp. nov.</p>
            <p>(Figs 13–20)</p>
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            <p> 5.  Caenohomalopoda heera Hayat &amp; FR Khan</p>
            <p>(Figs 26–31)</p>
            <p> 
Caenohomalopoda heera 
Hayat &amp; FR Khan, 2015: 134–136 , female. Holotype, female, India, Uttarakhand, Ramnagar,  Ghatti (NPC), examined. </p>
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            <p> 4.  Caenohomalopoda longistylata Singh</p>
            <p>(Figs 21–25)</p>
            <p> 
Caenohomalopoda longistylata 
Singh, 2004: 1613–1615 , female. Holotype, female, India, Mizoram,  Kolasib Forest (FRI), not examined, but see under “Comments”. </p>
            <p> Caenohomalopoda longistylata Singh : Hayat 2006: 102, key, catalogue. Zhang &amp; Huang 2006: 216, key. </p>
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            <p> 6.  Caenohomalopoda tahai Fatima &amp; Zeya</p>
            <p>(Figs 32–34)</p>
            <p> 
Caenohomalopoda tahai 
Fatima &amp; Zeya, 2017: 1–5 , female. Holotype, female, India, Uttarakhand,  Pantnagar , (ZDAMU), examined. </p>
            <p> Caenohomalopoda tahai Fatima &amp; Zeya : Ayyamperumal &amp; Manickavasagam 2019: 127, Karnataka record. </p>
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            <p> 7.  Caenohomalopoda koreana Tachikawa, Paik &amp; Paik</p>
            <p>(Figs 35–43)</p>
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Caenohomalopoda koreana 
Tachikawa, Paik &amp; Paik, 1981:183–184 , female. Holotype, female, Korea,  Wando , Jeonranam-Doorea (IASS), not examined. </p>
            <p> Caenohomalopoda koreana Tachikawa, Paik &amp; Paik : Hayat et al. 2002: 769, female, India (Tamil Nadu) record. Singh 2004: 1615, key. Hayat 2006: 102, key, catalogue. Zhang &amp; Huang 2006: 216, key. Hayat &amp; FR Khan 2009: 77, male, Himachal Pradesh record. </p>
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            <p> 8.  Caenohomalopoda longiclava Basha &amp; Hayat</p>
            <p>(Figs 44–51)</p>
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Caenohomalopoda longiclava 
Basha &amp; Hayat, 2002: 791–793 , male, female. Holotype, male, India, Bihar, Patna. Name unavailable. </p>
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Caenohomalopoda longiclava 
Basha &amp; Hayat : Hayat 2004: 1385. Name made available by indicating type depository (holotype, male; paratype, female, NPC), examined. </p>
            <p> Caenohomalopoda longiclava Basha &amp; Hayat : Singh 2004: 1615, key. Hayat 2006: 102, key, catalogue. Zhang &amp; Huang 2006: 216, key. Hayat &amp; FR Khan 2009: 78, female, male, Odisha record [Uttar Pradesh specimen considered misidentified and excluded]. Manickavasagam et al. 2010: 107, female, Delhi record. Manickavasagam &amp; Rameshkumar 2012: 1339, female, male, Pudicherry record. Fatima &amp; Zeya 2017: 3, female, male, Uttar Pradesh record. Ayyamperumal &amp; Manickavasagam 2019: 127, female, Tamil Nadu record. </p>
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