Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 85. (Budapest 1993)

Papp, J.: New braconid wasps (Hymenoptera, Braconidae) in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, 4

3 (4) Temple in dorsal view bulging, i.e. head in dorsal view broader between temples than between eyes. Propodeum coarsely rugose, with a strong median carina, not areolated. Mesosoma black. First discoidal cell less high, cul 1.4 times as long as n. bas. (cf. Fig. 1 in Marsh 1979:13). 9 Ó*: 2-2.5 mm M. malcolmi MARSH, 1979 4 (3) Temple in dorsal view rounded, i.e. head in dorsal view not broader between temples than between eyes. Propodeum areolated. Mesosoma pale honey yellow. Size of first discoidal cell? 9:2.2 mm M. brasiliensis BRUES, 1912 subfamily Helconinae DIOSPILINI FOERSTER, 1862 Up to the present time, four diospiline species have become known from the Australian Region. The species were ranged in two genera. Out of the four species the type specimens of two species are housed in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest, which I reexamined (creating a new genus for an old species). In addition, I discovered one new Diospüus species which is housed also in this museum and was taken in Australia. On the basis of all these taxonomic data the subsequent checklist indicates our present knowledge of the diospiline species distributed in the Australian Region: Depelbus (gen. n.) biroi (SZEPLIGETI, 1902) (Diospilus): Papua New Guinea Diospilus antipodum TURNER, 1922: New Zealand Diospilus contractus sp. n.: Australia Diospilus ruficeps SZEPLIGETI, 1905: Australia Westwoodiella bicolor SZÉPUGETI, 1904: Australia The tribe Diospilini is used in TOBIAS'S (1986: 150) and BELOKOBYLSKJJ'S (1990: 32) interpretation. Figs 50-63. - Fig. 50. Napamus zomborii gen. et sp. n.: hind end of female metasoma. - Figs 51-56. Protapanteles praecipuus sp. n.: 51 = head in dorsal view, 52 = clypeus and mandible in frontal view, 53 = distal part of right fore wing, 54 = base of hind wing, 55 = tergites 1-3,56 = hind end of female metasoma. - Figs SIProtapanteles triangulator (WESMAEL): 57 = distal part of right fore wing, 58 = clypeus and mandible in frontal view, 59 = tergites 1-3,60 = hind end of female metasoma, 61 = fore tarsal segments (3-)4-5 with spinule in lateral view. - Figs 62-63. Mirax topali sp. n.: 62 = head in dorsal view, 63 = antennomeres l-4(-5)