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MEMO TBS OF TEE QUEENSLAND MUSEUM. 
1. CCELOCYBA NIGRXCINCTA Ashmead. Female. Genotype. 
Brownish yellow; shagreen ed ; ocelli in a triangle, black; occiput, cephalic face of 
pronotum, parapsidal furrows, the sutures of seutellum, metathorax and broad bands at base 
of all dorsal segments of abdomen, black; wings hyaline, the venation pale yellowish. All 
joints of funicle very short, transverse-linear. Propodeum short smooth. Postmarginal vein 
very long, longer than the stigmal, the marginal shorter than the stigmal. Abdomen a little 
longer than the head and thorax combined. 
Habitat: Sydney, New South Wales. Forest; associated with an agromyzid gall on 
Eucalyptus corymbosa. 
Type : Cat. No. 4898, United States National Museum, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. 
2. CCELOCYBA ACINCTA new species 
Female: — Length, 1.45 mm. 
Honey yellow, the wings hyaline, the legs and antennae concolorous; all of centre of 
axillae, two stripes down scutum, one on each side of meson, cephalic ends of parapsidcs and 
portions of seutellum obscurely (meson broadly and a stripe down each side of it), faintly 
reddish brown. Tip of valves of ovipositor black. Both mandibles tridentate. Hind tibia! 
spur stout but not especially long, the front and hind femora compressed. Thorax finely 
densely scaly, the scutum with scattered short, black pubescence; parapsidal furrows delicate 
but distinct and complete. Scape compressed, the enlarged, ovate club obliquely trunetate 
from one side. Antenna) 13 -jointed, the funicle joints all transverse-linear, widening distad, 
the club apparently solid (here counted as of three joints; first two or three funicle joints like 
ring-joints). Seutellum flattened. 
Male : — Not known. 
Described from one female captured by sweeping the foliage of shrubs (mostly lantana) 
in an open field near town, October 21, 1911. 
Habitat: Mackay, Queensland. 
Type: No. Ey 1958, Queensland Museum, the above specimen on a tag (the head 
accidentally destroyed following examination). 
This genus closely resembles some of the Taneostigmini of the Eneyrtida), more especially 
Taneostigma Howard but the divided mesopleurum at once points to its proper family where 
I think Ashmead has correctly placed it. The parapsidal furrows are quite normal for its 
family. It also closely resembles C 'c&loeybmnyia Girault MS. of the Cleonyminse whose type 
species is also colored much like Ashmead ’s mgricincta. 
Genus TEROBIELLA Ashmead. 
Mandibles acute, edentate; nonmetallic; abdomen short, globose, depressed above; 
marginal vein not or scarcely longer than the stigmal vein; metathorax very short. Stigmal' 
vein ending in a small knob; abdomen with the first dorsal segment occupying half or more 
of the surface. Postmarginal vein a half longer than the marginal, the latter slightly shorter 
than the stigmal. Antennaa inserted near the middle of the face; funicle joints wider than 
long. Parapsidal furrows complete. Propodeum abrupt, smooth inesad, punctate lateral- 
aspect, the spiracle small, rounded. Abdomen broadly oval. 
