282 MEilOmS OF THE QUEENSLAND MUSEUM. 



1. IDARNOMORPHA SUBffiNEA new species. Genotjiie. 



Female: — Length, 1.75 nun. 



Dark metallic green, tlie wings hyaline, the hiteral part of pronotuni yelhnvisli, tlie 

 Sfutelliim and axillte brown, the ])ropo(ieiim and abdomen darker. Legs lemon yellow, including 

 the coxa;. Antennae brown. Vertex and thorax densely scaly, the proi)odeimi glabrous. Venter 

 of pronotuni yellowish. Valves of o\ipositor black. Most segments of abdomen at caudal 

 margin with a mesal notch. Propodeum scaly latcrad of spiracle and at caudal margin caudad 

 of it; noncarinate. 



Male:— Length, 2.80 mm. 



Head, pronotuni and upper parts of the rest of the thorax chestnut brown, the under 

 ])arts and sides of last two thoracic regions, the abdomen and legs (except the tibia)) lemon 

 yellow. Distal antennal joint lemon yellow, the others brown, the first as long as the distal 

 two combined, the distal one shorter than the intermediate joint. Tibia; brown, encircled at 

 iipex by strong, short spines. 



Two males, one female reared from figs with Ccratosolensia ficopliai/a Girault. 



HaJ>iiat : Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. Jungle, September 18, 1912. 



Typea: No. HySSOl, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, a female on a tag, its head and 

 two males on a slide. 



GONl(.)(4A8TKKI>LA ws\ g.'niis of (lirault and A. P. Dodd. 



Differs from Gonioyasier Mayr in that the hy|iopygium is not prominent, the mandibles 

 Ijoar two acute teeth, the pronotuni is quite normal, transverse linear and convex as seen from 

 above, by far not as large as either the meso- or metanotum. The antenna; bear an additional 

 club joint, the fourth joint distinct but small ; antenna; 13-jointed with two ring-joints. 

 Segments of the depressed abdomen produced ventrad and widening. Coxa> long, conical, 

 the tibije not quite as long as their respective femora, the caudal coxaa very long, as long as the 

 cephalic femur which is one and two thirds the length of the cephalic coxa. Mesepimeron not 

 incised. Scutelluni subeonvex, simple. Parapsidal furrows comjilete, distinct. Postmarginal 

 vein nearly as long as the marginal, tlie sliorter stigmal curved. Ovipositor extruded for 

 nearly twice the length of the body. Caudal tibial spurs double, slender. AxilliV widely 

 separated. First tarsal joint short in cephalic legs, long in the others. 



1. GONIOGASTRELLA CAUDATUS new species. Female. Genotype. 



Length. 2. ."it) nnn., excluding ovi]iositor. 



^•Eneous green, the wings hyaline; proximal half of abdomen ventrad and slightly 

 <lorsad, legs and scape pale yellow; rest of antenna black. Thorax densely reticulated, the 

 lines not raised, the propodeum smoother, noncarinate. Pedicel a little longer than any of the 

 fnnicle joints which are subequal, each a little longer than wide; scajie slender. 



Habitat : Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland (type) and Bachelor, Northern Territory. 

 .Tangle. Associated in figs with Idariwmorjiha sulxFiua Girault. November. 



Type.<i: No. HySSOS, Queensland Museum. Brisbane. 



A common species in the jungle at (iordonvale, mid-November. 



Genus I'll 1 LoTI; VI'Ksls Poeister. 

 1. PHILOTRYPESIS LONGIVENTRIS new species. Female. 



Length, 2.75 mm., excluding the ovipositor and extended |)art of abdomen. Brownish 

 iilack, the legs yellowish brown, the wings hyaline; sides and venter of abdomen yellowish 

 brown. Scape coneolorous with legs, the llagelhim black, the black pedicel subequal to the 

 first fnnicle joint, the next two funiele joints (2 and 3) subequal, each a little shorter than 1 ; 



