Eyes emarginate. Posterior ocelli closer to each other than to eye. Vertex long, distance between posterior ocelli and occiput greater than distance between posterior ocelli and eye. Fore wing with first discal cell longer than subbasal cell. Fore wing folded longitudinally. Hind wing without jugal lobe. Metacoxa with dorsal longitudinal carina. Metasoma sessile with tergum 1 abruptly declivous anteriorly. Punctures on vertex, temple, mesoscutum, scutellum, postscutellum, metapleuron and propodeum small and crowded; second gastral tergum largely or entirely orange yellow.
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