S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 55. (Budapest, 1994)

pedicel, as long as or slightly shorter than this (Fig. 39); temples behind eyes without adorbital groove; pygidium wholly bordered by denticles. Two genera. Genus Gynecaptera Skorikov, 1935 Type-species: Apterogyna (Gynecaptera) trimaculata Skorikov, 1935; first included species; by present designation. Diagnosis. Mesoscutum of male without parapsidal furrows or notaulices; mesopleuron bordered anteriorly by a complete acetabular carina (Fig. 36); scutellum horizontal, abruptly declivous posteriorly; female second tergum (Fig. 35), as well as the area of mesoscutum with a yellow integumental spot; pygidium bordered by acute denticles. Distribution. Contains two species: 1. G. trimaculata Skorikov, 1935 (= A. henrici Invrea, 1960, syn. n.) both sexes known, from Egypt, Iran, Israel, Turkistan. 2. G. alexandri (Invrea, 1950) comb. n. (= A. priesneri Invrea, 1960, syn. n.; A. alexandri f. albescens Invrea, 1960, syn. n.), both sexes are known from Egypt, Israel. Genus Mutillariola gen. n. Type-species: Apterogyna bimaculata Andre, 1898; by present designation. Diagnosis. Mesoscutum of male both with developed parapsidal furrows and notaulices (Fig. 41); mesopleuron without acetabular carina; scutellum flat, entirely declivous from base to apex; female (Fig. 39) mesoscutum without, second tergum with a yellow integumental stripe, often imperfectly separated into a pair of lateral spots; pygidium bordered by blunt, apically truncate denticles (Fig. 40). Distribution. Contains only the type of the genus, M. bimaculata (Andre, 1898) comb. n. (= A. bimaculata f. rufescens Mercet, 1903, syn n.; A. jovanovica Nonveiller, 1972, syn. n.), both sexes known from Algeria, Greece, Israel, Morocco, Spain. The name proposed by Nonveiller (1972) is invalid under the prescriptions of the Code, because it is a species-group name containing diacritical sign proposed after 1953, otherwise and primarily, because his species differs in no characters from bimaculata. Tribe Icalanticini nov. Diagnosis. Diurnal; both sexes with a median patch or apical fringe of pale pubescence on first two abdominal terga (Fig. 23), some males, however, without fringe, have a weak median patch, formed by six crossing setae only; male eye and ocelli small, antenno-ocular distance much greater than transverse diameter of median ocellus (Fig. 15); scape wider than long; mesopleuron without acetabular carina; mesoscutum with developed parapsidal furrows and notaulices; trochanter of middle leg always with a conical tubercle, tegumental gland skimmer lying in the longitudinal striations; trochanter of hind leg without tubercle; abdominal terga 4-7 with lateral gradulus; female vertex high, vaulted (Fig. 22); with no integumental spots on mesoscutum and on third tergum: pygidium wholly bordered by acute denticles. Two genera.