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6 (5) Fore wing with radial cell pilose in both sexes ; speculum, on upper surface 



of wing, not extending below the marginal vein . . consors sp. n. (p. 290J 



Fore wing (Text-fig. 212) with radial cell more or less bare in both sexes ; 

 speculum of female, and sometimes that of male, on upper surface of wing, 

 extending as a bare strip below the marginal vein as far as the stigmal vein. 

 o* antenna (Text-fig. 211) ; $ antenna (Text-fig. 210) fuscicornis Walker (p. 287) 



7 (3) Fore wing hairy all over, without a speculum ; upper surface of costal cell 



mainly pilose over its distal half. Propodeal callus hairy all over, as far as 

 the edge of the metapleuron, and with a weak tubercle in its middle. 

 Pronotum more hairy, with a broad band of hairs (three to four irregular 

 rows) in its hinder part, reaching nearly half way to the front of the sclerite. 

 Scutellum, except the frenum, with hairs scattered over its whole surface ; 

 axillae hairy except along their outer edge. Dorsal surface of hind coxa 

 pilose along its whole length. Legs, including all coxae except the base of 

 the hind ones, lemon-yellow. Antenna of female with combined length of 

 pedicellus and flagellum greater than breadth of head ; all funicular seg- 

 ments except sometimes the fifth longer than broad. Female gaster 

 obovate, obtuse apically, slightly shorter than thorax. 



Fore wing venation, Text-fig. 217 . . . coxalis (Thomson) (p. 291) 



- Fore wing with at least a small speculum below the parastigma, though in 



most species it is moderate-sized or large ; upper surface of costal cell 

 usually with only a single, occasionally a double, row of hairs in the distal 

 half. Propodeal callus rarely pilose as far as the edge of the metapleuron, 

 often with few hairs, sometimes only one row. Pronotum usually less hairy. 

 Hairs of scutellum most often arranged in two longitudinal rows, leaving a 

 median strip bare ; axillae usually with one irregular row of hairs in its mesal 

 half, otherwise bare or nearly so. Dorsal surface of hind coxae usually not 

 pilose throughout. Coxae usually dark, legs rarely so extensively pale as in 

 above ............ 8 



8 (7) Antennae entirely, and fore coxae, clear citron-yellow • • ■ • 33 



Antennae sometimes testaceous or fulvous, but never entirely clear citron- 

 yellow ; rarely the flagellum citron-yellow, but then the scape and fore 

 coxae dark ........... 9 



9 (8) Female with antennal flagellum either wholly clear yellow, or with at most the 



anellus and basal segments of the funicle slightly darker ; gaster depressed, 

 shortly oval and not longer than the thorax, obtuse apically, the ovipositor 

 sheaths concealed in dorsal view ; funicular segments transverse ; scutello- 

 axillar sutures converging strongly so that the base of the scutellum is at 

 most half the distance which separates the hind ends of the notauli 



pusztensis (Erdos) (p. 290) 



- Female. If the flagellum is wholly or mainly pale, then it is fulvous or 



testaceous, while the gaster is pointed apically, with the tips of the ovipositor 

 sheaths just visible in dorsal view ; sometimes also the funicular segments 

 are not all transverse, or the scutello-axillar sutures converge less strongly 10 

 10 (9) Anterior margin of clypeus (Text-figs. 214, 215) very distinctly emarginate 



medially ............ 12 



- Anterior margin of clypeus curved (Text-figs. 258, 259), truncate medially 



(Text-fig. 260), or at most shallowly emarginate (Text-fig. 216) . . 11 



n (10) Fore wing (Text-fig. 222) with speculum, on upper surface of wing, with its 

 lower part interrupted by a band of hairs so that it does not reach the 

 cubital vein ; postmarginal vein nearly or quite as long as the marginal vein 12 



