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A. lineola (Curtis) A. shemachaensis Tobias 1. Antenna shorter than body, its penulti- 1. Antenna as long as body, its penultimate mate 2-3 joints 1. 3- 1. 5(- 1. 6) times as joint twice as long as broad. long as broad. 2. Pterostigma issuing radial vein near 2. Pterostigma issuing radial vein clearly to very near to its middle. distally from its middle. 3. First tergite more rounded at hind; 3. First tergite less rounded at hind; secsecond tergite more transverse, 2.8-3 ond tergite less transverse. 2.4-2.5 times wider behind than long medially. times as wide behind as long medially. 4. Ground colour of metasoma brownish 4. Ground colour of metasoma black, black. Distribution: USSR (Azerbaidzhan, Kazakhstan), Hungary. New to the fauna of Hungary. Locality - II/l: 1 ^: Budapest, VIII. Apanteles specularis Szépligeti, 1896 (= balcanicus Balevski, 1980) - Antennái joints 13-17 or 14-17 cubic to subcubic, i.e. at most hardly longer than broad. First tergite moderately broadening posteriorly, about as long as wide at hind, apically rounded. Mesonotum with weak and rather dense punctation. - Distribution: Germany, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Jordan, Iran. In Hungary a frequent species. Localities - I/l: 1 <j>: Budapest, Rákospalota. 1 <j>: Egyek, Ohati erdő (named as A. chares in Papp 19831. 1 f>: Kecskemét. 1 é: Kecskemét, Nagynyir. 1 (j>: Szigetszentmiklős. 1 g: Sződ. 1 í: Vác. - 1/2: 1 <j>: Nádasd. - II/1: 6 p + 1 6: Budaörs, ex Jolana iolas Ochsenheimer (Lep. Lycaenidae") 19 July 1958: 2"p"+ 1 o and 10 Sept. 1958: 4 g (host plant pod of Colutea arborescens L. ), leg. et educ. J. Szőcs. 4 <j> + 6 6: Budapest. 1 <j>: Budapest, ex Julana iolas Ochsenheimer (Lep. Lycaenidae), leg. et educ. L. Biró. 1 p: Budapest, Gellért-hegy. 1 g: Budapest, Hárs-hegy. 2 p: Budapest, Sas-hegy (lectotype + paralectotype). 1 6: Budapest, Sváb-hegy. 3 <j>: Csákvár, Lóállás-tető, Cotino-Quercetum. 1 6: Nagykovácsi, Hársbokor-hegy. - II/2: 1 6: Háromhuta, Istvánkút (Sátor Mts). - III/4 (Transylvania): 1 g: Peer (= Pir). - Vl/lf "í Komló, Zobák-puszta (Mecsek Mts). - Vf/2": 1 é: Darány. 2 g: Fonyód, ex Jolana iolas Ochsenheimer (Lep. Lycaenidae). - IV, VI-X, frequent in July and September. Apanteles spurius (Wesmael, 1837) (= insidiens Ratzeburg, 1844) - Pair of spurs of hind tibia unequal in length, inner spur distinctly longer than outer spur, latter about as long as or slightly shorter than half basitarsus. First tergite relatively less broadening posteriorly, together with second tergite rugo-rugulose and with small polished fields. - Distribution: Frequent to common in the Palaearctic Region. In Hungary a frequent species. Localities - I/l: 1 é: Ásotthalom. 1 g: Budapest, Megyer. 1 <j> + 1 Egyek, Ohat. 4 6: Gyula 2 May 1985, ex Malacosoma neustria L. (Lep. Lasiocampidae) May 1985, leg. et educ. G. Szócs. 1 o: Gyula, Szanazug. 1 í: Hajdúszoboszló. 1 6: Püspökladány, Ágotapuszta. 2 é: Újszentmargita. - II/l: 2 é: Budaörs. 1 g: Budaörs, Csiki-hegyek. 8 p + 1 &. Budapest. 1 6; Budapest, Csillebérc. 14 <j> + 2 é: Keszthely. 4 <j> + 5 S: Nagykovácsi, Julianna-major. 1 g: Révfülöp. 1 <j>: Tihany, Csúcs-hegy. 1 S: Tihany, Hármas-hegy. - II/2: 3 g + 2 é: Abasár. III/l (Slovakia): 1 é: Bártfa (= Bardejov), rez. Becherovská. - IV-ÎX, most frequent in May. Apanteles subancilla Balevski, 1980 - The species A. cupreus Lyle and A. subancilla Bal. are very similar to each other, their distinction is tabulated below: A. cupreus Lyle A. subancilla Balevski 1. rl more or less oblique to fore margin 1. rl perpendicular to fore margin of of pterostigma, i.e. directed to tip of pterostigma, i. e. not directed to tip of wing, rl + cuqul frequently thickened. wing, rl + cuqul never thickened. 2. Mesonotum with dense and fine punc- 2. Mesonotum with disperse and fine punctation, dull to subshiny. tation, shiny. 3. Body 2. 2-3 mm, usually 2.6-2.8 mm. 3. Body 2. 2 mm. 4. Hypopygium black 4. Hypopygium blackish brown. Distribution: Up to now known only from Bulgaria. New to the fauna of Slovakia (CSSR). Locality - III/l (Slovakia): 1 g: Drábskó, nature reserved area, 1000- 1100 m.