AVSTHALIAX H YM KNOI'TEKA CHALCIDOIDEA. V 1 1 .—GIEAULT. 137 



From line foiiiale sipeciiucii cauyiit in a in;ui})ru\i' suaiiiji, M.-iy II, llIU (A. I'. Dodd). 



EubUat: Chinderu (Tweed River). Xew South Wall's. 



Tjipe: No. Ily:3074, Queensland Miisenni, Brisbane, the s|MM'inien (ni a i.-ii;- witli type 

 ■allliclavu; head, a fore winy and a hind tibia witli sbde typi' of Clicilo)iriii-(,i,li's hii-rislatiis 

 Girault. 



13. ANAGYRUS CICADA new species. 



Prons narrow. Seape rather niiirh dilated. 



Female: — Length, l.il.'i nnn. The ovi|iositor distinctly e.xtrude.l a short distance. Ilinii 

 tibial spur slender. 



Like lioieardii but a half smaller, the middle eoxa> are jMiic white, the legs are white, 

 the thorax feneous and without numerous distinct large punctures, finely, densely punctulate. 

 the axilla! reticulated, the fore wings are hyaline, the fnnicle and club yellowish white, one side 

 •of fiinieles 1-3 and base of club 1, black. .\pex of scape jiale. Venation pale; postmarginal 

 vein very short, shorter than the marginal, tiie stignuil moderately long and slender, the 

 marginal a little longer than wide. Hairless line of fore wing guarded proximad by a distinct 

 line of stiff setie proximad of nhicli are about six lines id' smaller cilia. Punieles 2 and 3 

 longest, subequal, somewhat longer than wide, sidieipial to the pedicel, 1 a little shorter. 



Front two females caught in forest, .luly i;7 and August "2, 1913. 



llaliihit: iiordonvaie (Cairns), Queensland. 



Tjipe: No. JIi/.tiKJ, (Queensland Museum, Brisbane, one speeimen on a tag with type 

 hoivardii; head, fore wing, hind tibia^ and head with slide type of ilius. 



14. ANAGYRUS DYARI ... w species. 



Female: — Length, 2.2tJ mm. Mandibles rather abnormal in that tlie lateral angle of 

 each forms an acute tooth. Thus two short acute teeth and an inner truncation from base of the 

 mesal one. 



Diti'ers from all of the tir.st eight species exccjit eellini)u and hoieaidii by having the 

 numerous large punctures on head, scutum ami (less numerous) scutellum distinct. Differs 

 from both the named species in having all the coxa) metallic. Specifically from celliniiii iu 

 having the fore wiugs a little less darkly infuscated, the abdomen is shorter, the hind tibiae 

 ■dorsad .just below knee blackish, the fnnicle a little stouter, the cephalic femora dark metallic 

 along proximal half. In Iiou-ardii, the legs are distinctl,y paler, the wings hyaline, the antenna) 

 different. Scape greatly dilated. Hind tibial spurs double. Tegute reddish brown. 



From one female caught in .iungle, Tweed River, May 4, 1914 (A. P. I'odd). 



Habitat: Tweed Heads, New South Wales. 



Tjipe: No. Hji3076, Queensland Museum. Brisbaiu', the s|iecimeii on a tag with type 

 eclliiihii; head, a fore ^\iug and a hind tibia on a slide. 



15. ANAGYRUS DIUS o'W .species. 



Frons moderately broad. llin<l tibitil spurs single. 



Female: — Length, 1 mm. 



Like novipurpureuti iu structure (the axilla- with a cariiui between them) but the legs 

 are bright golden yellow, the thi>rax metallic green (not purjile). tlie form more slender and 

 flattened and less robust, fiie o\ip,isit(U- not exfrmled. the scutum more densely scaly, the 

 scutellum not longitudinally lined but ileusely |iunctidate. \'en;itiun yeUow. Hairless line of 

 fore wing with about six lines proximad of it. Puniides 1 anil 2 dusky, rest of antenna distad 

 yellowish white. Apex of scape whitish. I'miicles 1 3 subequal, a little longer than wide, 

 shorter than the pedicel; 4-6 wider than Imig. Scape nut greatly dilated, only moderately so. 



From one female caught .^pril 13, 1913 in forest (.\. P. l>odd). 



Habitat: Cloncnrrv, (Queensland. 



Type: No. Hy3077, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the speiiinen on .a tag with type 

 noeipurpureus; head, fore wing and hind tibia' on ;i slide. 



