Kaszab Zoltán (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 69. (Budapest 1977)

Papp, J.: New Apanteles Först. species from Hungary (Hymenoptera, Braconidae: Microgasterinae), V

Locality: Budapest, Rákos Eupannonicum), 22 May 1931, 1 $ (holotype), leg. BIRO. Holotvpe deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest; Hym. Typ. No. 2383. Apanteles immissus sp. n. Ç (Eigs. 19-24) The new species belongs to the laevigatus-gvoup (NIXON 1905,1972 ; PAPP 1976), and closely related both to A. laevigatus (RATZ.) and A. breviventris (RATZ.). I found the following differences between them : A. laevigatus (RATZ). 1. "Mesonotum throughout with rather closely placed, minute punctation..." (WILKINSON 1945: 167). 2. Mesonotum (between tegulae) as broad as width of head. 3. Hind polished surface of postaxille at least reaching up to middle of scutellum (Fig. 26). 4. First tergite one-third times longer than wide at hind (40-42 : 30-31, x 100, Fig. 115 in WILKINSON 1945:168). 5. Second tergite normal, broad, two-and-a­half times broader anteriorly than long medially (Fig. 115, 1. c). 6. Z> t nearly as high as wide (45:42, X 100). 7. "Side of pronotum: middle zone behind distinctly wider than lower zone behind" (NIXON 1972: 713), middle zone twice wider than lower zone (Fig. 25). A. breviventris (RATZ.) 1. Head behind eyes (in dorsal view) evenly rounded, constricted (Fig. 5, in PAPP 1975: 239). 2. Penultimate joint of antenna nearly twice as long as broad (7:4, X 100). 3. First tergite 1.6 times longer than wide at thind (31:19, X 100, Fig. 7: 1. c). 4. Second tergite normal, broad (Fig. 7 : I.e.). 5. Hypopygium ending well before apex of abdomen. Hairy part of ovipositor Sheath two-thirds as long as third tibia, apically widening (Fig. 8: 1. c). A. immissus Sp. n. 1. Mesonotum throughout with distinctly separated and relatively strong punc­tation; interspaces about equal with diameter of punctures, posteriorly some­what becoming greater. 2. Mesonotum (between tegulae) not so wide, head slightly wider than mesono­tum (67:60-62, X 100). 3. Hind polished surface of postaxille not reaching up to middle of scutellum (Fig. 21). 4. First tergite nearly twice longer than wide at hind (38:20, x 100, Fig. 23). 5. Second tergite not So broad, twice broa­der anteriorly than long medially (Fig. 23). 6. D x distinctly wider than high (45:35, X 100, Fig. 22). 7. Side of pronotum : middle zone one-hand ­a-half times wider than lower zone (Fig. 20). A. immissus sp. n. 1. Head behind eyes (in dorsal view) round­ed and relatively strongly constricted (Fig. 19). 2. Penultimate joint of antenna subcubic, somewhat longer than broad (7-8:6, X100). 3. First tergite nearly twice longer than wide at hind (38: 20, X 100, Fig. 23). 4. Second tergite not broad (Fig. 23). 5. Hypopygium reaching apex of abdo­men. Plairy part of ovipositor sheath 1.4-1.5 times longer than third tibia, almost evenly wide (Fig. 24). Additional features. — Body 3 mm long. Head (in dorsal view) twice wider than long (43:21, X63). Face 1.2 times wider than high, proportion of its height to lower and upper width as 18: 21:23 (X 63), inner margin of eyes al­most parallel. Ocelli of equal size, distance between fore and a hind ocelli shorter

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