Table 1 in Caradiophyodidae, a New Family of Micro-Wasps (Hymenoptera: Platygastroidea) Based on the Description of Caradiophyodus saradae gen. et sp. nov. in Mid-Cretaceous Burmese Amber

Table 1. List of Burmese amber micro-wasp genera with features that separate them from Caradiophyodus saradae gen. and sp. nov.
Wasp GenusFamilyFeaturesReferenceBaeomorphaRotoitidae13 antennomeres; 6-segmented clava; small body (ca. 645 µm); basal vein present[22]BurminataDiversinitidae13 antennomeres; 3-segmented clava; basal vein present; mulriporous plate sensilla[23]CascoscelioScelionidae12 antennomeres; ocelli on tubercle; 5-segmented clava; uncus present; hind wing with submarginal vein[24]ChristophusDiapriidae14 antennomeres; radial cell closed; forewing oval-shaped; M + Cu vein present[25]DiversinitusDiversinitidae13 antennomeres; 3-segmented clava; basal vein present; mulriporous plate sensilla[23]GalloramaMymarommatidaewing fringe; 2-segmented petiole; 3-segmented clavus[26]GlabialaDiversinitidae13 antennomeres; 3-segmented clava; basal vein present; mulriporous plate sensilla[23]MintaraDiapriidae14 antennomeres; antennae inserted on shelf; radial cell closed; M + Cu vein present[25]ProterosceliopsusProterosceliopsidaebulla present; short, nebulous 1Rs vein; nebulous Rs + M vein; Rs vein extending to the wing margin; tibial spur formula of 1-2-2[6]ProtobelytaDiapriidaeantennae on distinct shelf; forewing with radial cell; hind wing with basal cell; petiole present[27]