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            <p> Orientilla Lelej, 1979</p>
            <p> Orientilla Lelej, 1979: 1066, ♀; Lelej 1996a: 103, ♂♀; Lelej 2002: 101; Lelej 2005: 111; Lelej and Brothers 2008: 42; Pagliano et al. 2020: 131. Type species:  Orientilla vietnamica Lelej, 1979 (♀), by original designation. </p>
            <p>Diagnosis.</p>
            <p>Male. Frons lacking medial longitudinal carina between antennal tubercles; eye oval, slightly projecting from head capsule; wings fully developed; tegula posteriorly reaching mesoscuto-scutellar articulation; mesoscutellum laterally longitudinally carinate; tibial spurs pale; metasomal segment 1 petiolate; T1 with distinct dorsal and anterior faces; lateral felt line present on S2 but absent on T2; S6 flat, lacking medial tubercles; genital paramere with short inner setae. Female. Frons lacking medial process; F1 depressed; F1 length subequal to its width and F2 length; mesopleuron strongly expanded laterally; protarsus with short outer spines; metasomal segment 1 petiolate; T1 with distinct dorsal and anterior faces; lateral felt line present on S2 but absent on T2; pygidial plate convex, lacking lateral carina.</p>
            <p>Species included.</p>
            <p> This genus includes the following 15 species:  O. aureorubra (Sichel &amp; Radoszkowski, 1870), ♂♀ (India, Sri Lanka);  O. chinensis (Zavattari, 1922), ♂♀ (China);  O. croma (Zavattari, 1914), ♂ (Myanmar);  O. desponsa (Smith, 1855), ♂♀ (China, Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam);  O. jabalpurensis Das &amp; Girish Kumar, 2016, ♀ (India);  O. kallata (Nurse, 1902), ♂ (India, Sri Lanka);  O. krombeini Lelej, 1996, ♂♀ (Vietnam);  O. manni (Krombein, 1971), ♀ (Solomon Islands);  O. nitens sp. nov., ♀ (India);  O. nobilis (Smith, 1855), ♂ (India);  O. remota (Cameron, 1897), ♀ (Sri Lanka);  O. schmideggeri Lelej, 2005, ♀ (India);  O. sejugoides (Magretti, 1892), ♂ (Myanmar);  O. tamaderai sp. nov., ♀ (Laos);  O. vietnamica Lelej, 1979, ♀ (Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam). </p>
            <p>Remarks.</p>
            <p> This genus was initially established to include East Asian species of the predominantly Afrotropical and western Palaearctic genus  Stenomutilla André , 1896 (Lelej 1979). Later, this genus was recorded from South Asia and the Australasian Region (Lelej 2005; Das and Girish Kumar 2016a b; Terine et al. 2020; Brothers 2022). The females of  Orientilla and  Stenomutilla are recognized in  Dasylabrinae by having the metasomal segment 1 petiolate and lateral felt line present only on S2. However, the  Orientilla females have the F1 depressed, its length subequal to F1 width and F2 length (F1 cylindrical, its length 2.2-2.3  × F1 width and 1.2  × F2 length in  Stenomutilla ) (Lelej 1979, 1996a). </p>
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	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/706C58B7984559E98A81E8678C4E7703	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Pensoft via Plazi	Okayasu, Juriya	Okayasu, Juriya (2023): Discovery of the velvet ant genus Orientilla Lelej from Laos (Hymenoptera, Mutillidae, Dasylabrinae), with description of a related new species from India. Journal of Hymenoptera Research 96: 817-834, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/jhr.96.110590, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/jhr.96.110590
E966C2260BE35D15B998D10ACF0D8F25.text	E966C2260BE35D15B998D10ACF0D8F25.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Orientilla nitens Okayasu 2023	<html xmlns:mods="http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3">
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            <p> Orientilla nitens sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figs 5, 6, 9, 12</p>
            <p>Diagnosis.</p>
            <p> Female. Head red; clypeal medial elevation forming subtriangular area; clypeal subtriangular area dorso-medially delimited by carina (Fig. 9); hypostomal carina lamellately projecting; antenna dark; humeral carina obliterated; mesopleuron evenly convex, not spinose (Fig. 5); legs black; T1 posterior margin with complete pale setal band and T2 posterior half covered with dense appressed golden setae; T1 short and broad, with dorsal T1 length 0.68  × T1 width and 0.32  × T2 length (Fig. 12); T2 slender, 1.96  × wider than T1, with lateral margins weakly convex (Fig. 12); T2 lacking medial spot; T3 with golden setal band; S1 carina short, reaching anterior 1/4 of S1; S2 felt line short. Male. Unknown. </p>
            <p>Description.</p>
            <p>Female. Body length. 8.51 mm.</p>
            <p>Color and setae. Head except clypeus, mesosoma, and meso- and metacoxae basal 1/3 yellowish red; clypeus, mandible except apex, scape, pedicel, maxillary and labial palpi, and legs except meso- and metacoxal bases dark brown; mandible apex, flagellum dorsal face, prementum, and stipes black; flagellum ventral face and tibial spurs brown; metasoma brownish black.</p>
            <p> Frons, vertex, mesosomal dorsum, and tibiae with sparse short recumbent golden and sparse long erect black setae; gena, coxae, and femora with sparse long recumbent and sparse erect golden setae; postgenal bridge, clypeus, mandible, pronotal collar, lateral mesosomal face, dorsal propodeal face, T1, T2 except medial portion, T3, T4-5 lateral portions, and S1-S6 with sparse long erect golden setae; eye dorsal and posterior margins edged with long erect black setae; scape with sparse long recumbent golden setae; pedicel and F1 with sparse short recumbent golden setae; F2-10 with sparse very short appressed golden setae; prementum, stipes, and maxillary and labial palpi with sparse short erect golden setae; tarsi with sparse long appressed golden setae; T2 and T4-5 medial portions with sparse short recumbent black and sparse long erect golden setae; T6 with sparse short recumbent and sparse long erect golden setae; T1 dorsal face entirely covered with band of dense appressed golden setae; T2 posterior half covered with semicircular spot of dense appressed golden setae; T2 lacking lateral felt line; S2 with short lateral felt line of pale golden setae; distance between S2 felt line and posterior fringe 0.46  × felt line length; T3 with wide uniform band of dense appressed golden setae; S2-S3 with posterior fringe of dense appressed golden setae. </p>
            <p> Structure. Head 1.39  × wider than long with lateral margins strongly convergent behind eye; gena narrow, 0.73  × eye breadth in lateral view; eye height:eye breadth = 62:50; distance between eyes 1.75  × eye height; eye height 1.49  × malar distance; frons and vertex without medial carina or groove; occipital carina complete, dorsally strongly protruding from posterior margin of vertex; antennal scrobe lacking dorsal carina; genal carina weakly developed, wavy, ventrally separated from hypostomal carina and lacking hypostomal tooth; postgenal bridge laterally delimited by sharp carina extending from occiput; eye semicircular, convex, distinctly protruding from head capsule; clypeus dorso-medially strongly elevated nearly to level of antennal rim; clypeus with subventral transverse ridge extending along entire width of clypeus, with anterior margin shallowly concave; medial elevation limited on dorsal half of clypeus and forming medial subtriangular area; medial subtriangular area dorso-medially delimited by carina; mandible apically bidentate; mandible dorsal face with sharp ridge basally, ventral margin straight; prementum flattened; scape bending medially; length and width of pedicel:F1:F2 = 10:14:20:18:20:20; F2-9 almost same in length and width; F10 slightly longer than F1 and F9, conical; F3-10 depressed. </p>
            <p> Mesosoma broadest at mesothorax; lateral margins of mesosoma weakly crenulate, lacking carina; head width:humeral width:mesonotal width:T2 width = 91:75:98:100; mesosomal length 1.14  × mesothoracic width; anterior margin of pronotal dorsum nearly straight; pronotal and propodeal spiracles without distinct tubercle; humeral carina obliterated; scutellar scale obliterated; scutellar area without scales; metanotal-propodeal suture obliterated; mesopleuron evenly convex; propodeum lacking distinct dorsal and posterior faces; dorsal propodeal face vertical, without medial carina; mesopleural lamella absent; mesopleural ventral face with sharp precoxal transverse carina. </p>
            <p>Protarsus lacking outer spines; protarsomere 1 apically truncate, not protruding outward; tibiae lacking outer spines; metacoxa armed with weak inner carina along its entire length.</p>
            <p>Metasomal segment 1 petiolate; T1 with distinct dorsal and anterior faces; T1 dorsal length:T1 width:T2 dorsal length:T2 width = 32:47:100:92; T2 weakly convex, dorsally flattened; T2 lateral margin weakly convex; S1 medial carina present only on anterior 1/4 of sternum, anteriorly rounded; S2 with distinct anterior face, without medial carina; S6 posterior margin truncate; pygidial plate obscurely defined, convex, lacking lateral carina.</p>
            <p>Frons, vertex, mesosomal dorsum, T2 lateral margin, and S1 with large dense punctures, with intervals distinct and smooth; gena, mesosomal lateral face, and dorsal propodeal face with large confluent punctures; postgenal bridge, antennal rim, clypeus lateral portion, scape, legs except coxae, T3-T6, and S3-S6 with small sparse punctures; clypeal subtriangular area with small sparse punctures, with intervals wrinkled; pedicel, flagellum, and prementum with minute dense punctures; stipes with minute sparse punctures; pronotal collar transversely wrinkled on anterior half and smooth on posterior half, with minute sparse punctures; coxae with small dense punctures; T1 anterior face and S2 with large sparse punctures; T1 dorsal face and T2 posteriorly with large shallow dense punctures interspersed with small punctures; T2 anteriorly to setal patch longitudinally coarsely puncto-striate.</p>
            <p>Male. Unknown.</p>
            <p>Type material.</p>
            <p>Holotype: India • ♀; Tamil Nadu, Anaimalai, Top Slip; 550-800 m alt.; 2-5 Dec. 1978; JAP-IND CO TR [SEHU].</p>
            <p>Distribution.</p>
            <p>India: Tamil Nadu.</p>
            <p>Etymology.</p>
            <p> The specific name  Orientilla nitens is a Latin feminine adjective in the nominative case meaning bright. It refers to the metasoma of this new species ornamented with golden setal bands. </p>
            <p>Remarks.</p>
            <p> By having the red head, dark legs, and slender T2, this new species is similar to  O. jabalpurensis Das &amp; Girish Kumar, 2016 and  O. vietnamica . This new species differs from these two species by having the clypeal subtriangular area delimited by carinae only dorso-medially (subtriangular area delimited by carinae along its entire width in  O. vietnamica ; Figs 8, 9), hypostomal carina lamellately projecting (sharp but not projecting in  O. vietnamica ), humeral carina obliterated (well developed in  O. jabalpurensis and  O. vietnamica ), T1 with a complete pale setal band (T1 band medially interrupted in  O. jabalpurensis ; Fig. 12), T2 lacking medial spot (T2 with a medial pale setal spot in  O. jabalpurensis and  O. vietnamica ; Figs 11, 12), T2 posterior half covered with dense appressed golden setae (T2 with a complete or medially interrupted setal band on posterior margin in  O. jabalpurensis and  O. vietnamica ; Figs 11, 12), and T3 with a golden setal band (T3 with sparse erect black setae in  O. jabalpurensis ; Fig. 12). </p>
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            <p> Orientilla tamaderai sp. nov.</p>
            <p>Figs 1, 2, 7, 10</p>
            <p>Diagnosis.</p>
            <p> Female. Head mostly red; clypeal medial elevation forming subtriangular area; clypeal subtriangular area dorso-medially delimited by carina (Fig. 7); hypostomal carina sharp; antenna dark; humeral carina sharp; mesopleuron evenly convex, not spinose (Fig. 1); legs largely red; T1 and T2 posterior margins with complete pale setal bands; T1 long and slender, with dorsal T1 length 0.97  × T1 width and 0.46  × T2 length (Fig. 10); T2 broad, 2.26  × wider than T1, with lateral margins strongly convex (Fig. 10); T2 with medial pale setal spot, distance between medial spot and posterior band subequal to spot diameter; T3 with pale setal band; S1 carina short, reaching anterior 1/4 of S1; S2 felt line short. Male. Unknown. </p>
            <p>Description.</p>
            <p>Female. Body length. 7.09 mm.</p>
            <p>Color and setae. Frons, vertex, dorsal half of gena, and mesosoma dark red; antennal rim, meso- and metafemora, and meso- and metatibiae except apices yellowish red; clypeus, mandible apex, T1-3, and S2-S3 black; ventral half of gena including malar space, postgenal bridge, scape except apex, pedicel, mandible except apex, coxae, trochanters, profemur, protarsus, and meso- and metatibial apices dark brown; prementum, stipes, F1, F2-10 dorsally, meso- and metatarsi, S1, T4-6, and S4-6 brownish black; scape apex, F2-10 ventrally, maxillary and labial palpi, and protibia brown; tibial spurs yellow.</p>
            <p> Frons, vertex, gena, scape, and mesosomal dorsum with sparse short recumbent pale golden and sparse erect to suberect brownish black setae; clypeus, postgenal bridge, mandible, pronotal neck, propleuron, lateral mesosomal face, dorsal propodeal face, T1 anterior and lateral faces, T1 posterior margin, S1, T2 lateral and posterior margins, T3, and S2-4 with sparse long erect pale golden setae; pedicel and F1 with sparse short recumbent pale golden setae; F2-10 with sparse very short appressed pale golden setae; prementum, stipes, and maxillary and labial palpi with sparse short erect pale golden setae; coxae, trochanters, and tibiae with sparse long recumbent and sparse long erect pale golden setae; tarsi with sparse long appressed pale golden setae; T1 dorsal face, T2 disc, T4-6, and S5-6 with sparse short recumbent and sparse long erect brownish black setae; posterior 2/5 of T1 dorsal face covered with band of dense appressed pale golden setae; T2 with medial circular (0.92  × longer than wide) spot of dense appressed pale golden setae and with posterior narrow band of dense appressed pale golden setae; distance between T2 spot and band 0.82  × spot length; T2 lacking lateral felt line; S2 with short lateral felt line of pale golden setae; distance between S2 felt line and posterior fringe 0.55  × felt line length; T3 with wide uniform band of dense appressed pale golden setae; S2-S3 with posterior fringe of dense appressed pale golden setae. </p>
            <p> Structure. Head 1.35  × wider than long with lateral margins strongly convergent behind eye; gena narrow, 0.78  × eye breadth in lateral view; eye height:eye breadth = 58:50; distance between eyes 1.72  × eye height; eye height 1.23  × malar distance; frons and vertex without medial carina or groove; occipital carina complete, dorsally strongly protruding from posterior margin of vertex; antennal scrobe lacking dorsal carina; genal carina wavy, ventrally separated from hypostomal carina and lacking hypostomal tooth; postgenal bridge laterally delimited by sharp carina extending from occiput; hypostomal carina sharp; eye semicircular, convex, distinctly protruding from head capsule; clypeus dorso-medially strongly elevated nearly to level of antennal rim; clypeus with subventral transverse ridge extending along entire width of clypeus, with anterior margin crenulate; medial elevation limited on dorsal half of clypeus and forming medial subtriangular area; medial subtriangular area dorso-medially delimited by carina; mandible worn out, apically rounded and lacking preapical tooth; mandible dorsal face with sharp ridge basally, ventral margin straight; prementum flattened; scape bending medially; length and width of pedicel:F1:F2 = 10:15:18:18:20:20; F2-9 almost same in length and width; F10 slightly longer than F1 and F9, conical; F3-10 depressed. </p>
            <p> Mesosoma broadest at mesothorax; lateral margins of mesosoma weakly crenulate, lacking carina; head width:humeral width:mesonotal width:T2 width = 83:63:87:100; mesosomal length 1.20  × mesothoracic width; anterior margin of pronotal dorsum nearly straight; pronotal and propodeal spiracles without distinct tubercle; humeral carina sharp, reaching pronotal dorsum, rounded at dorsal end; scutellar scale obliterated; scutellar area without scales; metanotal-propodeal suture obliterated; mesopleuron evenly convex; propodeum lacking distinct dorsal and posterior faces; dorsal propodeal face vertical, without medial carina; mesopleural lamella absent; mesopleural ventral face with sharp precoxal transverse carina. </p>
            <p>Protarsus lacking outer spines; protarsomere 1 apically truncate, not protruding outward; tibiae lacking outer spines; metacoxa armed with weak inner carina along its entire length.</p>
            <p>Metasomal segment 1 petiolate; T1 with distinct dorsal and anterior faces; T1 dorsal length:T1 width:T2 dorsal length:T2 width = 38:39:82:88; T2 weakly convex, dorsally flattened; T2 lateral margin strongly convex; S1 medial carina present only on anterior 1/4 of sternum, anteriorly tuberculate; S2 with distinct anterior face, without medial carina; S6 posterior margin bidentate; pygidial plate obscurely defined, convex, lacking lateral carina.</p>
            <p>Frons, vertex, mesosomal dorsum, T1 dorsal face, T2 lateral margin, and S1 with large dense punctures, with intervals distinct and smooth; gena with large confluent punctures, punctures larger and coarser ventrally; postgenal bridge densely transversely striate; antennal rim, clypeus lateral portion, pedicel, flagellum, and prementum with minute dense punctures; clypeal subtriangular area with large dense shallow punctures; scape, legs, T4-6, and S4-6 with small sparse punctures; stipes with small dense punctures; pronotal collar anteriorly with minute sparse punctures; pronotal collar posteriorly smooth; mesosomal lateral face and dorsal propodeal face with large confluent punctures; T1 anterior face, T3, and S2-3 with large sparse punctures; T2 disc longitudinally coarsely puncto-striate.</p>
            <p>Male. Unknown.</p>
            <p>Type material.</p>
            <p>Holotype: Laos • ♀; Xieng Khouang Prov., Ban Vang, Ban Tha; 19°44'15.2"N, 103°35'16.6"E; 1239 m alt.; 30 Apr. 2018; Yutaka Tamadera leg. [SEHU].</p>
            <p>Distribution.</p>
            <p>Laos: Xieng Khouang.</p>
            <p>Etymology.</p>
            <p> The specific name is dedicated to the type collector, Yutaka Tamadera, an expert in the systematics of jewel beetles (  Coleoptera :  Buprestidae ). </p>
            <p>Remarks.</p>
            <p>The area of the type locality (Figs 13-15) is composed of two low mountains densely covered with forests and a trail between them, and surrounded by a village and a swidden (Y. Tamadera, pers. comm. 2023). The collector is not sure about the habitat (forest or swidden) where the holotype female was collected.</p>
            <p> Orientilla tamaderai sp. nov. can be easily confused with  O. vietnamica Lelej, 1979 by sharing the following combination of character states: head and mesosoma red, clypeus with a medial subtriangular area, mesopleuron evenly convex, T1 and T2 posterior margins with complete pale setal bands, and T2 with a medial pale setal spot. However, this new species is distinguished from the latter by the clypeal subtriangular area delimited by carinae only dorso-medially (subtriangular area delimited by carinae along its entire width in  O. vietnamica ; Figs 7, 8), T1 as long as wide (T1 wider than long in  O. vietnamica ; Figs 10, 11), and T2 lateral margins strongly convex (T2 lateral margins weakly convex in  O. vietnamica ; Figs 10, 11). Also, the female of  O. tamaderai sp. nov. is smaller than that of  O. vietnamica (8.0-14.9 mm; Lelej 1996a; Williams et al. 2019; supplemented by the specimens examined in this study). </p>
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            <p> Orientilla vietnamica Lelej, 1979</p>
            <p>Figs 3, 4, 8, 11</p>
            <p> Orientilla vietnamica Lelej, 1979: 1066, ♀, holotype ♀ (Nha Trang, S. Annam, Vietnam) [Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia]; Lelej 1996a: 105, ♀; Lelej 2005: 113; Okayasu et al. 2018: 309, ♀; Williams et al. 2019: 11, ♀; Pagliano et al. 2020: 132; Thaochan et al. 2022: 164, ♂♀. </p>
            <p>Diagnosis.</p>
            <p> Female. Head red; clypeal medial elevation forming subtriangular area; clypeal subtriangular area delimited by carina extending nearly to clypeal lateral margin (Fig. 8); hypostomal carina sharp; antenna dark; humeral carina sharp; mesopleuron evenly convex, not spinose (Fig. 3); legs black; T1 and T2 posterior margins with complete pale setal bands; T1 short and broad, with dorsal T1 length 0.64-0.76  × T1 width and 0.33-0.40  × T2 length (Fig. 11); T2 slender, 1.80-2.03  × wider than T1, with lateral margins weakly convex (Fig. 11); T2 with medial pale setal spot, distance between medial spot and posterior band subequal to spot diameter; T3 with pale setal band; S1 carina short, reaching anterior 1/4 of S1; S2 felt line short. Male. Unknown. </p>
            <p>Material examined.</p>
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                 Laos • 1♀; Vientiane; May 1995 [EUM] .  Thailand • 1♀; Khon Kaen; 15 Oct. 1972; M. Sato leg. [EUM] •   1♀; Chiang Mai,  
                <a title="Search Plazi for locations around (long 98.37583/lat 17.847195)" href="https://tb.plazi.org/GgServer/search?materialsCitation.longitude=98.37583&amp;materialsCitation.latitude=17.847195">Omkoi District</a>
                 ; 17°50'49.9"N, 98°22'33.0"E; 950-1010 m alt.; 10 Sep. 2016; R. Mizuno; Dry dipterocarp forest [THNHM]  •  1♀; same collection data as for preceding; 27 Jun. 2017 [THNHM] •  1♀; same collection data as for preceding; 28 Jun. 2017 [THNHM] •  1♀; same collection data as for preceding; 18 Jul. 2019 [THNHM] •  1♀; same collection data as for preceding; 19 Jul. 2019 [THNHM] •  1♀; same collection data as for preceding; 20 Jul. 2019 [THNHM] •  1♀; same collection data as for preceding; 21 Jul. 2019 [THNHM] . 
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            <p>Distribution.</p>
            <p>Laos: Vientiane (new record). Myanmar: additional data unavailable (Lelej 2005; Williams et al. 2019). Thailand: Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Phetchaburi, Ubon Ratchathani (Williams et al. 2019). Vietnam: Khanh Hoa (Lelej 1979; Williams et al. 2019).</p>
            <p>Remarks.</p>
            <p>At Omkoi District, this species was collected on a trail through a dry dipterocarp forest during the rainy season (Mizuno et al. 2019; R. Mizuno, pers. comm. 2017).</p>
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