S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 34/1. (Budapest, 1981)

Blacus ruficomis (Nees, 1812) - 1 5: "Tunisia, Ain Draham, 28 VI 1913", det. Haeselbarth, 1 o_: "Tunisia, Les Sources, 29 VI 1913", det. Haeselbarth. - Reported from Tunisia (Haeselbarth 1975, Papp 1979). Blacus tripudians Haliday, 1835 -lé: "Tunisia, Tabarka, 9 VR 1913", det. Haeselbarth. Observed in several countries of Europe, reported from Tunisia (Haeselbarth 1975). CA LYPTINAE Schizoprymnus obscurus (Nees, 1816) - No. 93: lé, 2 km W of La Hencha, 9 IT 1977, leg. S. Mahunka. No. 94: 8 6, Bonghrara, 9 IV 1977, leg. S. Mahunka. - Body somewhat shorter than of the Hungarian specimens, i.e. the Tunisian specimens 2.8-3 mm long and the Hungarian specimens 2.8-3.5 mm long. Antenna with 17-19 Joints, 17:2, 18:4 and 19:2 specimens. Apical incision of carapace varies from feeble to semicircular form. Femora and tibiae with more or less reddish pattern. - Frequent to common in the Palaearctic Region. New to the fauna of Tunisia. Triaspia complanellae (Hartlg, 1847) - No. 93: 1 o_, 2 km W of La Hencha, 9 IV 1977, leg. S. Mahunka. - Head in dorsal view 1.6 times broader than long, eye and temple equal in length. Antenna 20 jointed, flagellar joints 9-10 to 19, cubic. Abdomen in dorsal view elongate-oval. Ovipositor sheath in lateral view as long as abdomen and half thorax together. Black, legs brownish. Shenefelt (1970) listed it from Germany and Italy. New to the fauna of Tunisia. TrlaspiB thoracicua (Curtis, 1860) - No. 73: 1 é, Boughrara, 6-12 IV 1977, leg. S. Mahunka. 1 o: "Tunis, Hoegen". - 6. Antenna 21 jointed. Head in dorsal view between eyes and between temples equal in breadth. Third tergite much less sculptured than first and second tergites. Head vivid reddish brown, thorax reddish brown, abdomen black, antenna and legs dark, o; Third tergite with usual dense punctation. - Widely distributed in the Palaearctic Region, in Europe common. New to the fauna of Tunisia. ALYSIINAE Aspilota concinna (Haliday, 1838) - No. 48: 1 6, Les Sers, 3 IV 1977, leg. S. Mahunka. Right wing with indistinct vein cuqul, left wing without it. Antenna 22 jointed. Body black. Legs blackish brown. - Frequent in Palaearctic Region. New to the fauna of Tunisia, Synaldis fraudulentus sp. n. 0. (Figs. 13-16) p. Very difficult to recognize as a separate species within its group of relationship. On the basis of the redescription (FISCHER 1971) nearest to S. reducta Tobias, 1962 (USSR: environment of Leningrad, Austria), the two species are differentiated but few features: S. fraudulentus sp. n. S. reducta Tobias 1. Middle tooth of mandible pointed, upper and 1. All three teeth of mandible pointed (Abb. lower teeth blunt to rounded (Fig. 13) 54 in Fischer 1971, p. 143). 2. Face distinctly twice wider than high. 2. Face 1.5 times wider than high. 3. Temple in lateral view broader than eye 3. Temple in lateral view as broad as eye. (Fig. 14). 4. Scape and tegula dark brown, legs brown. 4. Scape, tegula and legs yellow. Also related to S. nitidula Masi, 1933 (Italy) and to S. lacessiva Fischer, 1975 (Austria), the three species are differentiated in a tabular form: S. fraudulentus sp. n. S. nitidula Masi 1. Head in dorsal view somewhat broader bet- 1. Head in dorsal view equal In breadth between temples than between eyes (Fig. 15), ween eyes and templea. 2. Face distinctly twice as wide as high. 2. Face 1.5 times as wide as high. 3. Hind femur 4.4 times longer than broad 3. Hind femur 3.5 times longer than broad. (Fig. 16). 4. First tergite polished. 4. First tergite feebly striato-rugulose

. 5. Ovipositor sheath as long as one-thirdth of 5. Ovipositor sheath as long as half abdomen, abdomen, 6. Scape and tegula dark brown, legs, brown. 6, Scape, tegula and legs yellow.