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ties in Hungary and in Czechoslovakia. New to the fauna of Czechoslovakia. Localities: Barlangliget (= Tatranska Kotlina, Slovakia), 1 £. Breznő, Bystra (Slovakia), 1 o.. Fenyőfő, Kisszépalma, 1 ff. Nagyvisnyó, Leányvölgy, 1 6\ Povaz Inovec (Slovakia), 1 £. Szentgál, Mecsek-hegy, 1 o_. The localities of the type-series see at the original description (Papp 1972). VI-Vni, frequent in June. The lineipes-group Apanteles britannicus Wilkinson, 1941 - Distribution: the species was described from England and since then no new distributional record was published. New to the fauna of Hungary. Locality: Baja, host collected 6.VHI.1976, ex Myopites inulae Rös. (Dipt.) 20.VHI.1976 (new host), 3 o_ and 1 <f, leg. et educ. Fekete. The type-series was bred from Aristolechia ino- pella Z. (Lep.), its new host record Is somewhat surprising. Apanteles lemariei Nixon, 1961 - Related to A. lineipes (Wesm.), the two species are separated by the following features: A . lemariei Nixon A . lineipes (Wesm.) 1. Ovipositor sheath short, about half as 1. Ovipositor sheath long, 1.3-1.4 times as long as hind tibia. long as hind tibia. 2. First tergite less narrowing distally. 2. First tergite more narrowing distally. Distribution: England, Czechoslovakia, Hungary (new to our fauna). Up to now recorded from a few localities only. Locality: Nagykovácsi, Julianna-major, host collected 8.V.

1975 on Malus silvestrts L,, ex Coleophora hemerobiellae Sc. 14.VH. 1975 (new host), 2 ç and 1 6*. - VII. Apanteles longicalcar Thomson, 1895 - Within the laevigatus-group easy to recognize by its long inner spur of hind tibia, i.e. distinctly longer than half basitarsus; rl longer than cuqul, dull mesonotum. - Distribution: a rare species, listed from Sweden, England and Korea. New to the fauna of Hungary. Locality: Lasztonya, Borshely, 1 - VI. Apanteles petrovae Walley, 1937 Apanteles petrovae Walley, 1937, Can,Ent., 69: 189, ç. Apanteles dioryctriae Wilkinson, 1938, Proc.R .ent.Soc. Lond.

, (B) 7: 222, ^(abbreviated synonymization in Papp 1980). Apanteles magnus Telenga, 1955, Fauna USSR, 5(4): 95, ^(abbreviated synonymization in Papp 1980). Apanteles murinanae Capek et Zwölfer, 1957, Mitt. Schweiz.ent. Ges.

, 30:119, o6 (abbreviated synonymization in Papp 1980). Ovipositor sheath in lateral view at least as long as hind tibia, usually longer, I.e. as long as hind tibia + basitarsus. First tergite long, 1.6 times longer than at its base, with nearly evenly narrowing sides, apically faintly produced, rl longer than cuqul. - Distribution: supposedly frequent in the entire Holarctic Region. Localities: Banská Stiavnica (Slovakia), 1 S. Hodrusa (Slovakia), 1 <f. Kajlovka (Slovakia), 1 o_. Ponická Huta (Slovakia), 2 Apanteles punctiger (Wesmael, 1837) Microgaster punctiger Wesmael, 1837, Nouv. Mém. Acad. Sei. Bruxelles, 10: 61, p. Apanteles itea Nixon, 1972, Bull. ent. Res., 61: 717, ^(abbreviated synonymization in Papp 1980) The "type" of A

. punctiger was compared with the holotype of A

. itea and I could not find any essential differences between them, consequently the latter name is but a junior synonym. Mesonotum dull, quite heavily punctate, interspaces densely alutaceous. Propodeum with a median foveola-like depression. First tergite behind slightly more narrowing than before. Ovipositor sheath at most as long as two-thirds of hind tibia. Legs fully yellow. Antenna predominantly reddish yellow. - Distribution: Europe, North Africa. In Hungary frequent, new to our fauna.