Kaszab Zoltán (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 69. (Budapest 1977)
Szelényi, G.: New Palaearctic chalcid flies (Hymenoptera, Eulophidae)
Figs. 1-2. Fermeceranisus hartigi gen. n. et sp. n. ( 9): 1 = antenna, 2 = fore wing. — Fig. 3. Sympiesis santelinae sp. n. (9) : funicles 3-4 and club. — Figs. 4-5. Sympiesis helvetica sp. n. ( Q ) : 4 = funicles 3-4 and club, 5 = pronotum and mesoscutum from above. Figs. 6-7. Sympiesis solitaria sp. n. ( 9): 6 = funicles 3-4 and club, 7 = pronotum and mesoscutum from above. — Fig. 8. Sympiesis corrugata sp. n. ( 9 ) : funicles 3-4 and club. — Fig. 9. Elachertus abditus sp. n. ( 9 ) : postscutellum, propodeum petiole and base of gaster. — Fig. 10. Elachertus polygoni ERD. (9): postscutellum, propodeum, petiole and base of gaster. late, tolerably shining, below a line — bordered by a violaceous stripe from front ocellus to inner orbits — more greenish and a little duller, except smooth antennái groove; eye twice as long as malar space (28 : 12), antennae somewhat above lower eye margin, scape not reaching front ocellus, a little longer than pedicel and funicle 1 together, funicle (Fig. 4) with distinctly separated 4 joints, funicle 1 twice as long as pedicel, a third longer and distinctly narrower than funicle 2, following joints a little longer than wide, funicles 2-3 slightly broader than funicle 4, club a little shorter than funicle 1. Thorax almost twice as long as wide (90: 53), pronotum (Fig. 5), slightly shorter than half length of mesoscutum (13 :30), scutellum scarcely shorter than mesoscutum (28 : 30), as long as wide (28), thoracic dorsum sharply reticulated, mesoscutum in the middle with tolerably large aréoles, notauli wanting, reticulation on scutellum, postscutellum and propodeum distinctly denser than on mesoscutum, postscutellum almost as long as propodeum, both poorly shining, median carina distinct, sides with 10-12 long, whitish hairs. — Wings normal, densely hairy, costal cell with a row of bristles on under side and with a few bristles on upper surface, speculum and bare subcostal cell closed; relation between costal cell : marginális : stigmalis : postmarginalis as 60: 53 :15 : 35. Legs slender, normal. Gaster distinctly longer than head and thorax together (140:110), (on dried specimens) almost more than thrice as long as wide (140:40), almost smooth and strongly shining. — Length: 2.8 mm. rf. Antennae with three long branches, clothed with long, sticking hairs which are — except those on the first joint — longer than respective joint, branches on
