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thorax partly yellowish red, last abdominal segments yellowish translucent.Half diameter of disc as broad as length of propodeum (12 : 12). Pronotum nearly as long as broad In front (21 : 22) (fig. 2). Head not distinctly longer than broad (31 : 28). Wings normal. 4 mm moczarl (Nagy, 1968) o_ Anaylax Integer (Kieffer, 1906) Mesitius integer Kieffer, 1906: Spec. Hym. 9: 388 j Anaylax integer Móczár 1970: Acta zool.hung. 16: 179, 180 o. Specimens examined: 3 o_ Attica (holotype); Corfu and Kabul. - Distribution: IVg^ : Greece (KIEFFER 1906).- Illy Afghanistan (MÓCZÁR 1970a). Anaylax moczarl (Nagy, 1968) Mesitius moczarl Nagy, 1968: Memorie Soc. ent.ital. 47: 172 j Anaylax moczarl Móczár 1970a: Acta zool.hung. _16_: 179, 181 ç_ , fig. 3 Specimens examined: 3 o_ Kandahar-Kuna (holotype) S. Afghanistan; Mesopotamia. - Distribution: IIIj : Afghanistan (NAGY 1968) and Mesopotamia (MÓCZÁR 1970a). Incertosulcus Móczár, 1970 Incertosulcus Móczár, 1970: Acta zool. hung. 16; 177, 185 o_ <? Head often rather densely but not very deeply punctured. Pronotum with scattered, large and shallow, at times with more dense and deep punctures. Longitudinal furrow of pronotum only partly and not completely developed, or hardly visible. Mesonotum sometimes also with a shallow deepening or only trace of a furrow. Lateral angles of propodeum with acute or sometimes without (fig. 4) spines. Abdominal tergite 2 smooth, distinctly and not densely (fig, 5) or only very finely punctured. 3 species are known from the Mediterranean region and from Oriental territory, only 1 from the latter. Type-species: Incertosulcus soikai Móczár, 1970 Incertosulcus indicus (Kieffer, 1905) Mesitius indlcus Kieffer, 1905: Bull.Soc. Hist.nat. Metz _24: 90 S Incertosulcus indicus Móczár 1970a: Acta zool.hung. 1_6: 185 S Specimen examined: 1 S Bombay (holotype). - Distribution: IIIj : India (KIEFFER 1905). This species differs from the two other species chiefly in the following characters. Lateral spines of propodeum stout (fig. 4). Head brown, pronotum yellowish brown, mesonotum, as well as abdominal segments 3-6 dark brownish, propodeum, basis of abdominal segment 2 black. Head and pronotum densely, pronotum more deeply punctured with spaces shagreened, base of pronotal disc with a short impression proximally, similar to beginning of a longitudinal furrow. Mesonotum and scutellum not shining, finely shagreened (fig. 4). Basis of tergite 2 narrowly alutaceous, otherwise smooth, shining, with scattered but distinct punctures (fig. 5), the last one-third part also without punctures. 3.5 mm. Metrionotus Móczár, 1970 Metrionotus Móczár, 1970: Acta zool.hung. 16: 177, 201 o_ S Head, pronotum-scutellum usually finely alutaceous, shagreened, granulated and only with scattered punctures (figs 9, 11-14), at times on some males with erect hairs and some deeper I do not recapitulate the listed references given in my preceding paper: Mesitinae of World... I-III (Acta zool.hung. 1_6, 1970a, 1970b and I.e. 17, 1971).
