S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 60. (Budapest, 1999)

margin of third tergite almost semicircularly excised (Fig. 102). Carapace in lateral view 2.8 times as long as high behind (Fig. 103, see arrows). Tergites longitudinally rugose (Fig. 101). Ovipositor sheath in ventral view almost as long as carapace. Body black. Scape and pedicel yellowish brown, inner side of scape blackish. Clypeus dark rusty, mandible rusty brown, palpi pale yellow. Fore half of pronotum also dark rusty, tegula brownish yellow, legs yellow. Cararapce with rusty tint. Wings hyaline, pterostigma brown, veins light brownish. Male and host unknown. Distribution: Slovakia (Snoflák 1953: 331), European part of Russia: Daghestan (Tobias 1986: 169). Triaspis devinensis Snoflák is distinguished from all other European species of Triaspis by the combination of the following features: clypeus extremely wide, temple relatively long, sculpture of the cararapce; see also key-couplet 15 (16) - 16 (15) within the identification key to the Triaspis species of the European part of the former USSR (Tobias 1986: 167-172). Schizoprymnus excisus (Snoflák) comb. n. (Figs 104-112) Triaspis (Triaspis) excisus Snoflák, 1953: Acta Entom. Mus. Natn. Pragae 28 (1952): 294 (in key) and 336 (description) 2d, type locality: "Boretice" (Czech Republic), female holotype (and male allotype) in Moravian Museum, Brno; examined. Shenefelt 1970: 288 (literature up to 1953). Tobias 1976: 100 (in key) and 1986: 167 (in key). Schizoprymnus arcuatus Tobias, 1976: Braconidae of Caucasus p. 106 (in key) and 226 (description) (in Russian) 2d, type locality: "Armenia, Kafanskiy rayon, Tsav", female holotype (and four female + four male paratypes) in Zoological Institute, Sankt Petersburg; examined, syn. n. - Tobias 1986: 176 (in key as valid species). The present state of the two type specimens of Triaspis excisus — Female holotype: it is in a very poor condition, only propodeum, carapace and hind pair of wings present; left hind wing submerged in glue, right hind wing glued to right lateral rim of carapace. - Male allotype: Missing corporal parts: right middle tarsomeres 4-5, right hind leg, left leg from trochanters (i.e. coxa present), left fore and hind wings. Antennae damaged: right antenna with 16 and left antenna with 14 antennomeres. Carapace glued separately onto the pin, lateral declivous part of carapace covered with glued. Material examined (72 + 5 d) — Types (62 + 5d) of Triaspis excisus Snoflák and Schizoprymnus arcuatus Tobias (I.e.); 12 (as S. parvus in Papp 1971: 65): Mongolia, Cojbalsan aimak, 20 km SW von Somon Bajan-uul, 820 m, 18 August 1965, leg. Z. Kaszab (Ioc. No. 444). Additional features to the original descriptions presented by Snoflák and Tobias (I.e.) — Female body 2-3.3 mm, usually 2.5-3 mm, long. Antenna about as long as head, mesosoma and first tergite combined and with 19-20 antennomeres. Head in dorsal view (Fig. 104) transverse, twice as broad as long, eye somewhat longer than temple, temple strongly rounded, occiput moderately excavated. Clypeus 2.5 times as wide as high, its lower margin truncate (Fig. 105). Eye in lateral view 1.9 times as high as wide, temple just less wide and evenly wide beyond eye. Head polished, face and clypeus with more or less distinct hairpunctures.