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Oct. 1965 (in laboratory) (food-plant of host: Malus domestica), leg. et educ. Fekete, 1 g: Kecskemét, Nagynyir. 1 g: Pirtó. 1 g: Zamárdi. - VIVIII. A panteles acuminatus Reinhard, 1880 (= cultrator Marshal], 1885) - Tergites 1-2 usually rugose, sometimes less rugulose or almost smooth; tergite 3 smooth. Metasoma more or less compressed laterally, hypopygium in lateral view large and conspicuously surpassing hind tergite, apically clearly pointed. Metasoma of female more or less reddish yellow, hind tergites usually black(ish). Metasoma of male black(ish) and at most with reddish tint.Distribution : A species sporadic to frequent in Europe, in the USSR spread as far eastwards as Soviet Middle Asia, and occurring also in Israel. Localities - 1/1: 1 g: Székesfehérvár. - 1/2: 1 g: Pápa. - II/1: 18 g + 3 Budapest. 1 g: Budapest, Gellérthegy. 1 g: Budapest, Lipótmező. 1 g: Budapest, Óbuda. 1 g + 1 O : Budapest, Sas-hegy. 2 g + 1 ó*: Budapest, Sváb-hegy. 1 g: Budatétény, 3 g: Pilismarót. 1 g: Szöd. 1 g: Visegrád. - H/2: 1 g + 1 ê: Fót, Somló-hegy. - IV-VIII. Apanteles acutulus Tobias, 1973 - Similar to A. acuminatus Reinhard. Outer side of hind coxa rugose to rugose-punctate. Hypopygium large and more or less surpassing end of last tergite, apically less pointed. Metasoma black. - Distribution: Lithuania in the USSR and Hungary. New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - II/1: 1 g: Felsóörs. - II/2: 12 g + 3 S: Máriabesnyó. 1 g: Fót. - III/4 (Transylvania): 1 g"Hadad (- Hodod). 1 g" ~B~iharfüred (= Stîna de Vale). - V and IX. Apanteles affinis (Nees, 1834) (= euphorbiae Bouché, 1834; = harpyiae Niezabitowski, 1910; = okamotoi Watanabe, 1932;, = planus Watanabe, 1932; = vinulae Bouché, 1834) - Disc of mesonotum with weak to very weak punctation, shiny to glistening. First tergite 1. 1-1.25 times as long as wide at hind. Penultimate joint of antenna 1. 6-1. 8 times as long as broad. Pterostigma issuing radial vein usually less distally from its middle. Tergites 2-3 to 2-7 frequently reddish to reddish yellow with more or less blackish suffusion, sometimes tergites black. - Distribution: Sporadic to frequent in the Palaearctic Region. In Hungary known from 8 localities; 6 of them fall in the Eupannonicum (i.e. the Great Hungarian Plain). Localities - I/1: 6 g + 18 S: Ágasegyháza, ex Laothoe populi L. (Lep. Sphingidae) 23 April 1954 (6 o + 14"8)"and 7 April 1955 (4 â) (both bred in laboratory), leg. et educ. Kovács et Éhik. 2 g: Baja, ex Cerura vinula L. (Lep. Notodontidae) 10 Sept. 1969, leg. et educ. Fekete. 16 g + 6 6*: Budapest, Csepel, ex Cerura vinula L. (food-plant of host: Populus alba L. ) (Lep. Notodontidae) July 1963, leg. et educ. Agócsy. 25 g + 1 o: Paks, ex Cerura vinuJa L. 17 August 1959 (Lep. Notodontidae), leg. et educ. Agócsy. 5 g + 1 ó*: Siófok. 7 6: Zamárdi. - II/1: 5 g + 11 ff: Diósd 14 Oct. 1980, ex Laothoe populi L. (Lep. Sphingidae) 7 April 1981 (in laboratory), leg. et educ. Lobmayer. 1 g: Vác. - VI/1: 3 g: Kőszeg. -VII-IX, frequent in August. Apanteles analis (Nees, 1834) (= leucaniae Wilkinson, 1937; = praetextanus Haliday, 1834) - Metasoma reddish yellow, sternites yellow u pale yellow, tergites l-2(-3 ) black to blackish, hind two tergites sometimes black(ish). Tergite 1 short, 1.1-1.2 times as long as wide at hind, its two sides less narrowing basally. Scutellum smooth and shiny. Head in dorsal view somewhat less transverse, 1.7-1.8 times as broad as long, go*: (2. 2-)2. 7-3. 2 mm long. - Distribution: A rare species, reported from England, Netherlands, Germany and Hungary. Localities - 1/1: 1 g: Bugac, Feketeszék, netting from Aster pannonicus. 11 g+ 2 6*: Gyón, ex Chrysaspidia festucae L. (Lep. Noctuidae) 26 May 1898. 1 g: Székesfehérvár. V, VIII-IX. Apanteles ancilla Nixon, 1974 - First tergite about as long as wide at hind. Mesonotum punctate, interspaces dull to subshiny, exceptionally shiny. Metacarp somewhat shorter than usual,about as long as pterostigma. Third tergite smooth, sometimes its basal half j to two-thirds rugo-rugulose to subrugulose. Hind tibia yellow to straw-yellow, distally rather faintly darkening. Body 2. 5-2.8 mm. - Distribution: Frequent in Europe, reported from Turkey, Israel, Mongolia and from the USSR (Ural Mts, Far East Maritime Region). New to the fauna of Hungary. Localities - 1/1: 1 o: Debrecen. - II/1: 1 g: Budapest, Sashegy. - II/2: 1 g: Diósjenő (Börzsöny MtsJ. 1 ó r : Mályinka, Vár-völgy'.(Bükk Mts). 1 p: Miskolc, Zsidó-rét (Bükk Mts). 2 é: Nagyvisnyó, Hármaskút (Bükk Mts). 1 p: Vác. - III/Ï: 1 & Trencin: Zlatovce (Slovakia). - V-VII and IX.
