TABLE 2 in A new genus and species of the subfamily Laphyragoginae (Hymenoptera, Apoidea, Crabronidae) with analysis of the relationship of Eremiaspheciinae and Laphyragoginae, stat. resurr.

TABLE 2. Comparison of morphological features of Laphyragogini and Eremiaspheciini. FutureStates of the features Asphaleia and LaphyragogusEremiasphecium s. l.Antennal socketsAbout the level of the lower third of the eyes, not contiguous with frontoclypeal sutureAt the level of the lower edge of the eyes, essentially contiguous with frontoclypeal suture, or nearly soInner orbits of eyesMarkedly converging aboveSubparallel or slightly converging aboveOcelli positionDisplaced to fronsOn vertexOccipital carinaClear and complete, reaching hypostomal carinaLacking or lacking ventrally, not reaching hypostomal carinaClypeusTransverse but not narrowly soFrom very to extremely narrowMandible socketOpenCloseSulcus, connecting posterointernal parts of eye with occipital carinaPresentAbsentPsammophorePresentAbsentPronotal lobeSeparated from tegulaTouching tegulaUpper metapleural areaConspicuously convex, overhanging, broadly ridge-shapedFlattenedMetapostnotumWell separated by sulcusNot or slightly separated by sulcus behind propodeal spiraclesForewing venationGeneralized—complete and not modifiedMildly to highly modifiedForewing recurrent veins received bySecond submarginal cellFirst and second submarginal cells or interstitialHindwing M positionDiverging before cu-aDiverging at cu-aHindwing jugal lobeLarge, broad, nearly equal to length of anal areaNot broad, much shorter than anal areaMidcoxaeContiguous, rounded and with a diagonal carinaContiguous, simpleHindcoxaeDistinctly separatedNearly contiguousPlantulaeLackingWell developedCerciAbsentPresentSizeMediumSmall to extremely small