Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 92. (Budapest 2000)

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

propodeum with short, pointed spine (Fig. 27). T-I with rather dense and very fine punctures on disc medially. Pronotum hardly depressed posteriorly, without transversal yellowish band. Anterior row of pits on pronotum black as collar medially. Transversal prolongation of scutellum and postscutellum flame red and reddish golden. Abdomen (Fig. 26) brown and black with lighter yellowish brown, nearly triangular characreristic spots lateromedially. 5 mm. margaritae sp. n. Vertex, face, pronotum medially and postscutellum entirely flame red with some golden tint. Pronotum laterally, mesonotum, scutellum and mesopleuron reddish golden, lateral part of mesonotum between parapsidal line and tegula, as well as posterior margin of scutellum green. Propodeal corners stumpy, with less pointed spine. T-I impunctured. Posterior groove of pronotum (Fig. 14) broadly depressed, only with some small punctures indistinctly outlined, interrupted medially by a shorter keel, and a transversal yellowish band before it. Anterior groove of pronotum with a row of pits greenish medially and reddish laterally. Transversal prolongation of scutellum and postscutellum pale green. Abdomen largely light brown, with pale light yellowish, larger spots on T-I-II-III lateromedially. 6 mm. pseudosulcatus MÓCZÁR 18 T-I-II brown in front, T-II and T-III-IV blackish brown posterior. Pits close to hind ocelli smaller and hardly as large as ocelli, and not connected with shallow, incomplete sulcus. Lateral angles of propodeum stumpy at base (Fig. 28) with very short pointed tip. Frontal sulcus nearly continuous. Propodeal disc reddish basally, partly with some pale green tint on lateral side below and black on triangular part beneath the propodeal spine. Ped and F-I reddish brown. 6 mm. nigritus nigritus MERCET - Anterior half of abdomen yellowish brown. Postero-lateral spots on T-II dark brown, the rest of abdomen black. Pits close to hind ocelli deep, and larger than ocelli and connected with a sharp sulcus. Lateral angles of propodeum rectangular (Fig 30), disc on lateral sides entirely black. Frontal sulcus sharp, just below fore ocellus to a small pit medially, then interrupted and present again at about the level of antennái sockets. Scape apially and Ped reddish brown, F-I blackish brown. 5 mm. nigritus rhodosensis ssp. n.