Boros István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 7. (Budapest 1956)
Szelényi, G.: Notes on the Merisina (Hym., Chalcidoidea)
23 (22) Thorax lengthened, mesoscutum and scutellum convex, pronotum mostly rounded above ; thorax mostly distinctly metallic. 24 (25) Propodeum with median carina and plicae ; vertex long, almost cubical : auratus Erd. 25 (24) Plicae always wanting. 26 (27) Funicle 3 and 4 only slightly longer than broad : see 17 (16). 27 (26) Funicle 3 and 4 at least one and a half times as long as broad. 28 (29) Thorax bright green ; head behind the eyes strongly narrowed ; hind ocelli about as far from the hind margin of the vertex as from the eye margin : gibbiscuta Thorns. 29 (28) Thorax nearly black ; head behind the eyes hardly narrowed, vertex broad, hind ocelli twice as far from the hind margin of the vertex as from the eye margin :. ceplurfotes n. sp. 30 (9) Abdomen metallic or brown with metallic tint. 31 (40) Abdomen metallic all over. 32 (37) Marginal vein at least one and a half times as long as the stigmal one. 33 (34) Funicle joints transverse, funicle 1 ring-shaped : sashegyensis Erd. 34 (33) Funicle joints lengthened, funicle 1 subequal to the following joint, not ring-shaped. 35 (36) Funicle yellow ; body dull bluish green, funicle 1 quadrate : cupreus Erd. 36 (35) Funicle dusky, body bright green (funicle 1?) : chlorogaster Thorns. 37 (32) Marginal vein subequal to the stigmal one. 38 (39) Antennae yellow, scutellum blackish, propodeum with median carina: femoralis Först. 39 (38) Antennae black, scutellum concolorous with the mesoscutum, propodeum without median carina : crassiceps Thorns. 40 (31) Abdomen brown, with slight metallic tint. 41 (42) Club solid, longer than the two preceding joints together, funicle 1 much longer than funicle 6 ; neck on the propodeum wanting : destructor Say. 42 (41) Club distinctly 3-jointed, shorter than the two preceding joints together, funicle 1 subequal to funicle 6 ; neck on the propodeum present, more than half the length of the latter : brunneiventris n. sp. HI. Description of new species Homoporus Birói sp. n. Female. Head and thorax black, the latter especially on the sides with very slight metallic bluish tint, the front faintly cupreous. Antennae, legs, and abdomen clear yellow, the coxae red, with bluish spot at base. Mandibles and palpi yellowish red. Tegulae yellow. Head strongly transverse, more than twice as wide as long, 2,4 : 1 (seeing from above) clearly broader (1 : 1,2) and distinctly higher than the thorax;, occiput immargined, vertex narrow, strongly narrowed behind the eyes ; hind ocelli more apart from each other than from the eye margin or from the hind margin of the vertex. Eyes almost bare, with only a few very short, hardly visible hairs. Antennae somewhat below the middle of the face, inserted on the lower ocular line ; scape slender, cylindrical, as long as the pedicel, ring joints and funicle 1 and 2 together ; pedicel almost twice as long as wide, ring joints transverse, the second joint somewhat longer than the first one ; funicle slightly but distinctly broadened toward the apex, the joints gradually shortening, the first joint nearly three times as long as wide, the last (6 th ) joint hardly longer than broad, each joint covered with adherent, whitish hairs which are a little shorter than the greatest width of the respective joint ; club somewhat longer than the two preceding joints together, distinctly 3-segmented, the apical joint forming the slightly curved stylus. Head sharply reticulated and covered all
