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mandible. Head in dorsal view 2.4 times broader than long. Imaginary hind tangent to fore ocellus at most touching hind pair of ocellus. First tergite subquadrate, only slightly longer than basal width. Nervellus incurved. - Distribution: observed in several countries of the western Palaearctic Region. Localities: - 1 o: Kunmadaras, Döghalom. 1 $: Várpalota, Tábormezo. 1 o: Bratislava (= Pozsony, Slovakia). - VI. The ULTOR-group Apanteles anarslae (Faure et Alabouvette, 1924) - Rugosity of second tergite similar to that of first tergite. Second tergite conspicuously transverse. Scutellum with only somewhat weaker punctation than mesonotum. Head behind eyes rather contracted. Penultimate joint of antenna (1.5-)1.6 times as long as broad. Nervellus of hind wing nearly straight. Hind femur black. Tarsi 1-2 straw yellow. Stigma opaque yellow. Originally described as a variety of A. xanthostigma (Haliday) from France. - Distribution: So far listed in Italy, Hungary, Romania and the USSR (European part, Georgia, Azerbaidzhan). Localities: - 2 cf: Bordány. 3 g: Csopak, ex Anarsia lineatelta Zell. 13 June 1969 (hots plant Prunus persicum), leg. et educ. TISZÁNÉ. 1 Çj: Keszthely, ex Grapholita funebrana Tr. 5 August 1969 (host collected 3 July 1969), leg. et educ. SÁRINGER. 1 cf: Makó. 1 ?: Nagytétény. 1 o + 1 cf: Pomáz, ex Anarsia lineatella Z. 6 June 1963, leg. et educ. REICHART. Apanteles cerialis Nixon, 1976 (? = areolaris Balevski et Tobias, 1980). - Scutellum more or less punctate, never entirely smooth. Third tergite only 1.1-1.2 times longer than second tergite, latter smooth, exceptionally alutaceous. First tergite widening posteriorly, 1.1-1.2 times as long as wide at hind. Disc of mesonotum dull, with dense and almost even punctation, interspaces shorter than diameter of punctures notaulix faintly indicated by crowded punctation. Propodeum distinctly carinated. Hind femur dark. Stigma brown with a faint to indistinct basal pale spot. - Distribution: North Italy, Israel. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities: - 1 o.: Csákvár, Lóállástető, swept in a Cotino-Quercetum. 4 $: Gyula, Szanazug. 1 $: Orszentmiklós. Apanteles trachalus Nixon, 1965 Apanteles trachalus Nixon, 1965, Bull. Brit. Mus. (nat. Hist.), Entom., Suppl. 2: 84, $>, locus typicus: Boston Dock, Lanes., England. Apanteles sevocatus Papp, 1975, Annls hist.-î at.

Mus.natn.hung., 67: 253, o, locus typicus: Ugod, Hungary. Abbreviated synonymization in PAPP 1980, p. 265. Eye in lateral view unusually narrow, temple somewhat wider than eye. Sternaulix furrow-like and crenulo-rugose. First tergite twice longer than wide at hind, subparallel-sided, i.e. rather indistinctly widening posteriorly. Second tergite smooth. Three penultimate joints of antenna cubic. Stigma pale brown. - Distribution: England, Hungary. A rare species. Locality: - 1 $: Ugod, Somberek. The BUTALIDIS-group Apanteles biroicus Papp, 1973 - Propodeum smooth to polished, around lunule and at hind corner rugulose. Inner margin of eyes parallel. Body rather gracile. Ovipositor sheath in lateral view half as long as hind tibia. First tergite anteriorly parallel-sided, posteriorly narrowing. Metacarp shorter than stigma, latter light brown. - Distribution: so far known only from Hungary and Transylvania (Romania). Localities: - 1 cf: Ágasegyháza. 4 j + 1 J: Fehérvárcsurgó. 1 cf: Kecskemét, Nagynyfr. 3 cT: Szod. 1 ?: Tihany. 1 ? + l cf: Tompa. 1 S: Vác, Gajári-telep. - Transylvania (Romania): 1 cf; Borosbenedek (= Benic). Apanteles butalidis Marshall, 1888 - Inner margin of eyes distinctly converging towards oral