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32. EURYTOMA SARCOPHAGA new species. 



Female: — Length, ^ iiiiii. 



Very similar to niyriprs Uirault but may be distinguished at oufc by having funicle 1 

 shorter, only about half the length of the scape, the hind tibia is less broadly black between 

 the ends, the wings are hyaline, not distinctly stained under the marginal vein, the latter is 

 a little shorter and the concaved basin filling the meson of the propodeum is different in 

 sculpture having a more or less distinct median ruga running through the basin and paired 

 cephalad. Segments 2 -R of abdomen in both species glabrous (except in nigripcs 6 is very 

 finely lined polygonally) and the head and thorax lightly downy. Hind tibia; with two spurs. 

 Valves of ovipositor white at tij). 



Male: — The same except for the secondary characters, the long abdominal petiole and 

 the lack of the median carina on the projiodeal basin; also the distal half of the scape is 

 black. Antenna; 10-jointed, the scajje swollen. 



Described from a niiniber of specimens as follow: Thirteen females labelled "No. 22. 

 I'arasitie on psychid larva>. Darwin, 10-9-13. G.F.H. "; one female and two males labelled 

 "No. 20. Parasitic on small lepidop. larvae. Darwin, 27-9-1.3."; three males and ten females 

 labelled "No. 23. Darwin, N.T. 11-10-13. From psychid larva'."; one male, two females 

 labelled "No. 27. Darwin, N.T. 18-10-13." and four females labplied "No. 21. Parasitic 

 on psychid. Darwin, 1-9-13," 



lliibitdt: Port Darwin, Northern Territory. 



Types: No. HySSoG. Queensland iluseuni, ISrisbane. one male, three females on a tag; 

 male and female antenna; and female hind legs on a slide. 



33. EURYTOMA SEMIFUSCICORMS new .species. 



Female: — Length, 4.1U mm. 



Black, the wings hyaline; knees, tibia;, scape and anteuuio distad of fuuicle 1, reddisli 

 brown; distal half of tibia; and the tarsi whitish; tegula; variable, reddish brown to nearly 

 black. Venation brown yellowish, the postmarginal vein slightly longer than the stigmal, 

 both somewhat shorter than the marginal. Hind tibial spurs double. Funicle 1 elongate, a 

 little over half the length of the scajie, 5 shortest, a little longer than wide, subequal to club 1 

 (which as usual is well-separated from the longer distal joint); club 2 subequal to funicle 2 

 or 3 both of which are distinctly shorter than 1. Pedicel smaller than any of the joints 

 following. Propodeum punctate, with an o\ate median channel wliich includes transverse 

 fovea;; [jropodeum with white pubescence. Abdomen glabrous, the distal two segments finely 

 reticulated. Thorax not noticeably pubescent. Hind coxa densely sealy. 



Male: — The same but smaller; anteiina' lO-jointed. the club 2-jointed, the two joints 

 subequal; funicle and pedicel black, the latter very short. Fuuicle 5 longer than wide, 

 shortest of the funicle. Funicle 1 about four fifths the length of the scape. 



Described from one male, five females 1,-ibolled "37. Nat. Mus. Victoria. Out of pupa 

 of Limaeodes. ' ' 



Habitat: Melbourne, Victoria. 



Types: In the National Museum, Melliinniic, one male, four tem:ik's minutien-mouuted; 

 male and female antenna' on a slide. 



34. EURYTOMA EPICEPHALffi new species. 



Female: — Length, 2 mm. 



Jet black including the coxa' and antenna;; proximal half of scape or less and rest 

 of all legs rich yellowish-brown. Wings hyaline, the marginal vein distinctly somewhat longer 

 than the stigma!, the postmarginal a little longer than the stigmal. Tips of intermediate 

 and caudal tibia; and the tarsi of the same legs, white. Scape rather short; pedicel sub- 

 globular, smaller than any of the funicle joints of which 1 is hardly longer than the following 

 three or four, somewhat longer than wide, somewhat less than half the length of the scape. 

 Hind tibial spurs double. Pr(i|MMli'uiTi with a median concavity which is very finely, densely 



