S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 32/2. (Budapest, 1979)

Phanerotoma flavitestacea Fischer, 1959 - Skanés, 12 September 1977, No. 141, 1 CJ>. Monastir, 16 September 1977, No. 165, 1 ^ - Described from Yugoslavia, and reported from Israel. New to the fauna of Tunisia. The two females deviate from the original description (Fischer 1959) in two respects: Original description , Tunisian specimens 1. Distance between ocelli as long as dia- 1. Distance between ocelli as long as diameter of an ocellus. meter of a hind ocellus (fore ocellus smaller than hind two ocelli). 2. Propodeum and tergites light yellow. 2. Propodeum almost entirely, second tergite laterally and third tergite entirely brown to blackish brown. 3. Length of body was not given in the original description (1. c. ), it is 3.5-4 mm. Euphorinae Meteorus (Meteorus) rubens var, leviventris (Wesmael, 1835) - Boughrara, 3-4 April 1977, No. 60: 1 £ + 2 <?, No. 64: 1 o.. Macrocentrinae Macrocentrus (Amicroplus) collaris (Spinola, 1808) - El Kef, 800 m, 26 March 1977, taken at gas light at night, 3 o (without serial number), leg. Mahunka. 21 km NW from El Kef, 700 m, 28 March 1977, 2 (j> (without serial number), leg. Embey, Gozmány and Mahunka. Microgaste

rinae Glabromicroplitis gen. n. The new genus within the subfamily Microgasterinae is closely related to Microplitis Förster, 1862, the two genera may be separated from each other by the features tabulated below: Glabromicroplitis gen. n. 1. Head uneven to polished, at most with 1. restricted rugulosity. 2. Thorax polished except rugo-scrobicu- 2. late propodeum. 3. Parapside indicated by faint impression 3. of mesonotum. 4. Sternaulus indicated by faint impression 4. of mesopleuron. Type- species: Glabromicroplitis mahunkai Microplitis Forst. Head rugose to densely rugose-rugulose, at most with very restricted ruguloseuneven fields. Thorax sculptured, usually rugose to roughly rugose. Propodeum scrobiculate. Parapside indicated by more or less crowded or roughened sculpture of mesonotum. Sternaulus rugose or crenulated on mesopleuron. sp. n. Glabromicroplitis mahunkai sp.n. oé (Figs. 1-6) <£. Body 2.8 mm long. Head in dorsal view (Fig. 1) transverse, almost twice broader than long (66:34, xlOO), eye a quarter longer than temple, behind eyes temple rounded. Ocelli forming a low triangle, hind imaginary tangent to fore ocellus just transecting two hind ocelli;