Diagnosis.

Xi-Ying

van Achterberg

Cornelis

Tan

Ji-Cai

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Opiostomus

Fischer, 1972

stat. n.

Opiostomus

Fischer, 1972a: 389 (as subgenus of

Opius

Wesmael, 1835). Type species (by monotypy):

Opius kovacsi

Fischer, 1963.

Snoflakopius

Fischer, 1972b: 70, 177 (as subgenus of

Opius

Wesmael, 1835) Type species (by original designation):

Opius snoflaki

Fischer, 1959 [examined]. Syn. n.

Jucundopius

Fischer, 1984a: 34 (as subgenus of

Opius

Wesmael, 1835), 1998: 22, 24-25 (as subgenus in the genus

Eurytenes

Wesmael, 1836). Type species (by original designation):

Opius (Jucundopius) jucundicola

Fischer, 1984 [examined]. Syn. n.

Opiotenes

Fischer, 1998: 23 (as subgenus of

Eurytenes

Wesmael, 1836). Type species (by original designation):

Opius leptostigma

Wesmael, 1835 [examined].Syn. n.

Oetztalotenes

Fischer, 1998: 22-23 (as subgenus of

Eurytenes

Wesmael, 1836). Type species (by original designation):

Eurytenes (Oetztalotenes) oetztalicola

Fischer, 1998 [examined].Syn. n.

Diagnosis.

Hypoclypeal depression absent or narrow, and medially ventral margin of clypeus near upper level of condyli of mandibles (“mouth closed”); mandible strongly twisted, its second tooth hardly visible in lateral view, and with a medium-sized to large ventro-basal tooth, but minute or obsolescent in the subgenus Snoflakopius Fischer (stat. n.); pronope usually absent and at most medium-sized; pterostigma sublinear; vein 3-SR of fore wing 1.4 times vein 2-SR or longer; hind coxae normal, rounded ventrally; second-fourth tarsal segments comparatively slender; telotarsus and arolium not enlarged; dorsope usually large and close to lateral margin of first tergite; hypopygium of female at most slightly incised.

Biology.

Parasitoids of Agromyzidae.

Distribution.

Holarctic, Afrotropical, northern Oriental.

Notes.

Ranked as a genus, because it does not fit in Opius and, according to its morphology, it is different from other genera with dorsope present.