Proceedings of the United States National Museum . Ot m m. Olmm Figure 45.—Head sclerites: a, Collyria calcitratorJGravenhoTSt) (CoUyriinae); b, Orthopelmamediator (Thunberg) (Orthopelmatinae). (1, antenna; 2, spiracle; 3, skin.) 474 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM vol. no C. calcitrator is figured by Salt (1931) and a large sclerotized plateis shown underlying the labial area. This plate is the suspensoriumof the hypopharynx (see Short, 1952), and is figured here, althoughin a different position (fig. 45a). The suspensorium is an internalskeletal structuie forming part of the ventral wall
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Proceedings of the United States National Museum . Ot m m. Olmm Figure 45.—Head sclerites: a, Collyria calcitratorJGravenhoTSt) (CoUyriinae); b, Orthopelmamediator (Thunberg) (Orthopelmatinae). (1, antenna; 2, spiracle; 3, skin.) 474 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM vol. no C. calcitrator is figured by Salt (1931) and a large sclerotized plateis shown underlying the labial area. This plate is the suspensoriumof the hypopharynx (see Short, 1952), and is figured here, althoughin a different position (fig. 45a). The suspensorium is an internalskeletal structuie forming part of the ventral wall of the cibarial partof the stomodaeum, and the position in which it is seen depends onthe position into which it is forced during mounting. Subfamily Orthopelmatinae Figure 45b Orthopelma mediator (Thunberg) was examined. The members ofthis genus are endoparasitic in the cyuipoids Diasirophus on Ruhusand Diplolepis on Rosa. The larval characters resemble those of the Ichneumoninae, althoughthe form of the mandible is different, the hypostoma is more li