Total length = 6mm (or slightly more). 44 flagellomeres. Terminal flagellomere pointed (‘acuminate’).

Forewing nearly 7mm in length.

Short, slightly longer dorsally than ventrally.

Scape not apico-medially emarginate.
Frons with a well-developed mid-longitudinal sulcus.

Mandibles ivory-white, except for darker apex. Face smooth & shiny, setose.

Mandibles ivory-white, except darked at tip. Eyes with setae & emarginate (arrows).

Frons (arrows) densely hairy, impressed medially.
Head very transverse.
Note: I don’t know how to interpret the following statement:
”horizontal length of eye approximately 2.5 times longer than horizontal length of head behind eye” (Quicke & Ingram, p 320)

Body length = 6.5mm

Mesosoma shiny, approximately 1.2 times longer than high.

Mesosoma smooth and shiny, largely glabrous.
Scutellar sulcus narrow, crenulate.
Mesopleura smooth, unfeatured … no precoxal suture/sulcus apparent.
Mesopleural suture smooth.

Mesosoma smooth and shiny.
Mesoscutum largely glabrous, except for along line of notauli.
Metanotum without apparent median carinae.

Median area of metanotum not carinate.
Propodeum without carinae.

Propodeum without carinae.

Forewing: second submarginal cell long, vein 3-SR 0.7 times length of vein SR-1.
Hindwing: vein 1r-m much shorter than vein SC+R1. Base of wing evenly setose (no glabrous regions).

Vein 1-SR+M more or less straight.
Vein 2-SR+M short, more or less interstitial.
Veins C+SC+R and 1-SR forming an angle of approximately 75 degrees (dotted yellow circle)
Vein r-m unsclerotized.
Vein cu-a interstitial … (Initially I didn’t know how to interpret ‘interstitial’, but I’ve since found that Quicke (1987) uses the term to describe a clear break in the vein.)

Apex on vein C+SC+R with only one especially thickened bristle. Base of wing evenly setose (i.e. no large, glabrous patches … I don’t think the fold line and bulla count)

Tarsal claws subequal, posterior slightly longer).
Tibia slender.

Tarsal claws subequal, anterior slightly shorter).
Tibia slender.

Metasoma short, robust, largely smooth.
T3-5 with posterior margins rounded in profile.
Ovipositor robust, part exserted beyond apex of metasomal slightly shorter than medial length of metasomal tergite 2+3

T1 with: raised median area (1), strongly sloping anteriorly; dorsolateral carinae (2).
T2 with: slightly raised median area (3); anterolateral groove (4).

T1 with: raised median area (1) sculptured posteriorly, smooth anteriorly; dorsolateral carinae (2).
T2 wide, with: smooth, slightly raised and elongate median area anteriorly (3); anterolateral, sub-parallel grooves (4).

Ovipositor robust and without a pre-apical dorsal nodus. Gradually widens from base to near apex, then narrowing just before tip.

Image from BOLD:
Specimen Depository: Centre for Biodiversity Genomics. Photography & Collector: Graeme Cocks. Specimen identification: Donald L.J. Quicke. Project Manager: CBG Project Management Team
Link to record on BOLD

Extract from page 35 of:
Szépligeti, G.V. 1905. Exotische Braconiden aus den Aethopischen, Orientalischen und Australischen Regionen. Annales Historico-Naturales Musei Nationalis Hungarici (Zoologica) 3: 25-55

Extract from page 339 of:
Cameron, P. 1911. On a collection of parasitic Hymenoptera (chiefly bred), made by Mr W. W. Froggatt, F.L.S., in New South Wales, with descriptions of new genera and species. Part I. Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales 36: 333-346

Overall length ~ 6mm

Forewing nearly 7mm in length

Antennal length = slightly more than 6mm