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A. halidayi Marsh. A

. inflmus (Hal.) 1. Metacarp never longer than, usually as long 1. Meta carp always longer than stigma, latas, stigma, latter at most 2.7-2.8 times ter usually thrice longer than wide and usually 2.5, times longer than wide, and emitting radial vein clearly distally. emitting radial vein less clearly distally. 2. First tergite 1.3 times longer than wide 2. First tergite 1.4-1.5 times longer than at hind, its horizontal surface almost wide at hind, its horizontal surface smooth. sculptured. 3. Ovipositor sheath characteristically 3. Ovipositor sheath nearly straight and redowncurved and widened apically. latively wide. Distribution: NIXON (1972) reported it from England and Sweden on the basis of authentic specimens examined by him. Its further distributional data (SKENEFELT 1972) needing confirmation. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities: Ágasegyháza, mocsár (= marBh), 1 o_ and 1 ff. Kelebia, Földi-erdő, 1 ö. Kecskemét, 1 6'. Mátraszentimre, Galyatető, 1 6*. Sződ, 1 à*'. - VI-VIH. Apanteles hellen! Nixon, 1972 - This species was recently separated from its closest relative, A

. praetor Marsh., their distinction is tabulated below: A. helleni Nixon A

. praetor Marshall 1. Antennái joints 13-17 usually transverse, 1. Antenna! joints 13-17 cubic to subcubic, i.e. slightly broader than long, at most i.e. more or lese longer than broad, distinctly cubic. 2. Ovipositor sheath always shorter than hind 2. Ovipositor sheath as long as hind basibasitarsus, widening apically, clavate. tarsus, less widening apically. Distribution: reported from a few localities in Finland and Germany. New to the fauna of Hungary and Bulgaria. Locality: Várvölgy, Nagyláztető, ï o_ - V. Apanteles imperátor Wilkinson, 1939 - Metanotum behind the middle angularly produced into propodeum, a feature characteristic especially to this species. First tergite evenly rugose. Penultimate joint of antenna at most one-quarter longer than broad. - Distribution: it ranges from England to Armenia and Soviet Middle Asia in the Palaearctic Region. In Europe it seems to be a frequent species. Localities: Bodajk, Gaja-szurdok, 1 o_. Budapest, Kamaraerdő, host collected on Solanum dulcamara, ex Acrolepia pygmaeana Haw. 9.DÍ.1978, 3 g, leg. et educ. Szőca. Fót, 1 o.. Apanteles Impunis (Nees, 1834) - In my comprehesion a species misinterpreted since long. My idea of this species is based on two males named by T.A. MARSHALL and deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum (Budapest). - Its distribution is rather unknown (SHENEFELT 1972). - First tergite with arched sides, i.e. narrowing both anteriorly and posteriorly. Penultimate joint of antenna cubic to subcubic, and rather exceptionally 1.2 times longer than broad. Outer surface of third tibia on its upper dart with numerous spines. Localities: Budapest, 1 <f. Budapest, Gellérthegy, 16 <j> and 26 6*'. Budapest, Sashegy, 2 <f. Budapest, Zugliget, 1 ó*! Bükkhegység, Kurtabérc (Omassa), ex Coleophora paiipenella Z. 14.VÜ. 1962 (host new), 1 ó*! Nagykovácsi, Nagyszénás, 1 €. Székesfehérvár, 1 ff. - VT-Di, in September frequent. Apanteles Infirmas (Haliday, 1834) - First discoidal cell (DI) conspicuously wide, distinctly one-third wider than high. Related to A

. halidayi Marshall, a tabular distinction between them see under that species. - Distribution: frequent to common in the Western Palaearctic Region as far eastwards as Lithuania and Azerbaidzhan in the USSR, Localities: Bakonypölöske, Kupi-erdő, 1 o_. Börzsöny-hegység, Kunrét (Diósjenő'), 8 g. Budapest, Hűvösvölgy, 1 o_. Fenyőfő, Klsszépalma, 1 6*, Fonyód, 1 o_. Gyulafirátót, Kispapod, 1 o. and 1 6^ Háromhuta, Nagykirályos, 3 o_ and 1 ö, Kám, Jeli, 1 (f. Németbánya, Jágervölgy, 1 ç. Szakonyfalu, 1 5. Telkibánya, Kutyaszorító, 11 c- and 4 <K Veszprém, Alsóerdő, 1 o. - V-VTI, frequent in June. Apanteles laevigatoldes Nixon, 1972 - Last three-four joints of antenna monili- to submoniliform. DI one-quarter wider than high, d2 much longer than dl. - Distribution: listed from a few