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Described from a single specimen caught on window ; 

 height, 3,000 ft. : December 28, 1911. 



Hab. — North Queensland: Herberton, Cairns district (A. 

 A. Girault). 



Ti/jje. — I. 1421, South Australain Museum. A male on 

 a slide. 



Table of Australian species of Tdenomus, Haliday. 



Male ; marginal vein as long as the 



stigmal 



Females; marginal vein shorter than 



the stigmal. 



(1) Antennal club 5-jointed, wings 



hyaline. 



(a) First six antennal joints pale- 

 yellow 



(h ) First seven antennal joints 

 reddish-yellow 



(c) Antennal scape yellow. 



Intermediate and posterior 



coxae yellow 



All coxse black 



(d) All antennae fuscous 



(2) Antennal club 6-jointed. 

 (a) First six antennal joints golden- 

 yellow 



(h) Antennal scape alone yellow. 



(1) Forewings infuscated. 



Ooxge reddish-yellow ; first 

 funicle-joint longer than 

 the pedicel 



Coxae black ; first funicle- 

 joint shorter than the 

 pedicel 



(2) Forewings hyaline. 



Abdomen wholly striate 

 Abdomen partly striate 

 (c) All antennae black 



I 



olympvs, Dodd 

 omphale, Dodd 



oeagrus, Dodd 

 ophion, Dodd 

 odyssea, Dodd 



ceclevs, Dodd 



CERPAi^, Dodd 



oedipus, Dodd 



cenopion, Dodd 

 cenone, Dodd 

 ogyf/es, Dodd 



Telenomoides, nov. gen. 



The same as Telenomus, but female antennse 12-jointed; 

 mandibles bi- or trident ate ; submarginal vein sometimes curv- 

 ing slightly downwards before joining the margin. 



Tyi^e . — The following species. 



Telenomoides flavipes, sp. nov. 

 9- Coal-black; legs (including coxae) golden-yellow; 

 antennal scape golden-yellow. Antennae 12-jointed ; scape as 

 long as next five joints combined : pedicel rather long, twice 

 as long as wide ; first funicle-joint a little shorter and narrower 

 than the pedicel; second small, as wide as long; third wider 

 than long ; fourth very small, twice as wide as long ; club 

 6-jointed: joints 1-5 much wider than long, second the widest 

 and longest. Forewings long; broad; hyaline; marginal 



