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Papp, J.: A revision of the tribe Braconini Ashm. from the Carpathian Basin (Hymenoptera, Braconidae)

3 (2) No deep furrows, especially between segments. Whole wing light brown, fumose, translucent. Ocelli situated within black spot, occiput yellow. Metanotum and mesosternum spotted with black. Legs reddish-yellow, only coxa spotted black. End of tibia 3. and tarsi 2—3. black. Abdomen yellow, proximal half of plate of tergite 1. black. Length 6 mm 2. bírói Szépl. 4 (1) Tergites at least punctate. Wings brownish fumose in spots. 5 (10) Every coxa and trochanter black. Either femur 3. or tergites 4(— 5.) spotted with black. 6 (7) Tergites 1—4. punctate, even weakly ruguloso-punctate. Vertex and occiput black. Scutellum anil mesosternum black. Femora 2 3. totally, end of tibia 2- -3. black. Tarsus 3. dark. Abdomen yellow. Length 6,5 mm 3. umbraculator Nees 7 (6) Tergites 1- 3. (—4.) ruguloso-punctate. Ocelli situated in a black spot on vertex, occiput yellowish-red. Border of black spot of mesosternum straight (fig. 4.). 8 (9) A large species. Scutellum yellowish-red. Either femur 3. or tergites 4.(

—5.) black. Legs from femur or tibia on yellowish-red. Length 9--10 mm, sometimes 8 mm 4. desertor F. — Base of femur 2., whole of femur 3., end of tibia black desertor var. intermedia Szépl. 9 (8) A medium-sized species. Scutellum black. Femora 2—3., tibia (except base) and tarsi black. Ordy femur-tibia-tarsus yellow. Length 7 mm 5. gracilis Szépl. 10 (5) At most coxa 3. spotted with black ; otherwise yellow. Femur 3. yellow. 11 (12) Lateral field of tergites 2—3. not as densely punctate as in next species. Body, in comparison with next one, somewhat squat. Length 4,5—5,5 mm 6. castrator F. 12 (11) Lateral field of tergites 2—3., comparing with preceding species, densely punctate. Body, in comparison with preceding species, not so squat. Length 4—6 mm 7. inscriptor Nees Fig. 1. 1

st tergite of Glyptomorpha castrator F. — Fig. 2. 1

st tergite of Glyptomorpha inscriptor Nees — Fig. 3. 1

st tergite of Glyptomorpha birói Szépl. — Fig. 4. Mesosternum of Glyptomorpha desertor F. — Fig. 5. 2^ tergite of Vipio terrefactor Vill. — Fig. 6. Metanotum of Vipio intermedins Szépl. — Fig. 7. Metanotum of Vipio tentator Rossi — Fig. 8. 1—3"

1 tergites of Vipio nominator F. — Fig. 9. 2—3«i tergites of Ipobracon konovi Marsh. Critical remarks to some Glyptomorpha species Gl. umbraculator Nees The following markings vary on specimens collected in the Carpathian Basin : 1. Tergite 4. of 9 9 densely and granulately punctate, tergite 5. weakly punctate. 2. A central field on tergite 2., though its distal end indistinct. 3. Length of 9 9 seldom 3—3,5 mm. 4. A black spot on centre of face. 5. Black spot of ocelli