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Móczár, L.: World revision of the Cleptes satoi group (Hymenoptera: Chrysididae, Cleptinae)

punctures in front, and with a very narrow split before it. Middle femora partly brown, fore and hind ones greenish blue. 5.5 mm. triestensis sp. n. 13 Ped and F-I usually, exceptionally with more antennomeres, yellowish brown. Head flame red entirely. Abdomen blackish brown, except lighter brown anterior part of T-I and spots of T-II laterally in front. Posterior margins of tergites I-IV with reddish tint. Pronotum with more larger and less smaller, dense and coarse punctures, posterior groove with indistinct punctures and irregular wrinkles. Pits close to hind ocelli remarkably larger than ocelli, not connected with sulcus. Lower margin of clypeus (Fig. 15) nearly straight, lateral angles acute. 5-6 mm. pronigritus LlNSENMAIER - Ped partly, F-I and somewhat scape apically at most reddish brown. Vertex at most partly flame red, or bluish green. Basal segments of abdomen rarely yellowish brown or chestnut coloured. 14 14 Pronotum evenly convex, its summit at about the middle between collar and mesonotum, viewed from the side. Pronotum not humped. T-I impunctured or with very fine punctures medially. Vertex flame red or more or less bluish green and black. 15 Figs 12-17: 12: Cleptes mocsaryi SEMENOV ($), clypeus. 13 = C. margaritae sp. n. ($), clypeus. 14: C. pseudosulcatus MÓCZÁR ($), pronotum. 15: C. pronigritus LlNSENMAIER ($), clypeus. 16: C. mishimaensis mishimaensis TSUNEKI (cT), clypeus. 17: C. nigritus nigritus MERCET ($), clypeus. (Orig.)