AVSTBALIAN JIYMENOVTEIiA CHALCIDOIDEA, jr.—GIBAULT. 
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Aviiigs in afripes also distiinttly narrowev and the legs differ in color. The species consobrmus 
■differs from atripes niiieh as does ceiiea. In atripes, the mandibles are bidentate. 
Clirysocliarclla nivcipes differs markedly from Achryfiocharis maailatipennis in the 
compact antennal, fnnicles 1 and 2 subequal, distinctly wider than long. In C. fasciatipennis, 
the first two pairs of legs are all white or i>ractieally so except coxa3. 
AcliryMOcJiarella duhni has broad fore wings with short marginal fringes (about 30 lines 
■of discal cilia), the hind coxa) are white except at base, the pedicel above dusky. Punicle 1 
quadrate, 2 someAvhat longer than wide. Mandibles tridentate. Pedicel longest of the flagellum. 
CHEYSOCHAROMYIA new genus of A. P. Dodd. 
Like AcJtrysocharoidc\s Girault but the antennae Avith three ring-joints. 
Type: The following species (cloiigata). 
1. CHRYSOCHAROMYIA ELONGATA new species. 
Female: — Lmigth, L75 mm. Long and slender. 
Brilliant metallic coppery green; abdomen golden yellow^, green at its base laterad and 
with five dusky cross-stripes across from basal fifth to two thirds the length, the first and last 
•stripes partly obliterated; tip of abdomen black; eyes garnet; legs and antennal scape very 
pale yellow, the pedicel darker, rest of antennm black. Mandibles tridentate, the teeth acute. 
Funiele 1 longer than pedicel, 3 barely two thirds the length of 1; club a little longer than 
funicle 1; first cluf) joint as long as preceding joint, a little longer than the second; flagellum 
with rather sparse, long thin hairs. Wings hyaline, scarcely reaching apex of abdomen; venation 
yelloAv, the poatmarginal vein somewdiat longer than the stigmal. Abdomen conic-ovate, 
^elongate, fully twice as long as the thorax. Thorax Avith fine scaly reticulation, the lines not 
raised, the ju’ojmdeiim smooth, Avith a short median carina. 
Prom one female captured by sweeping in forest, January 27, 1913. 
Hahitat: Magnetic Island (near Townsville), Queensland. 
Type: No. Hy^5S7, Queensland IMuseiuii, Brisbane, the female on a tag, the head on a 
slide. 
Later, a female from Brisbane, March 10, 1913 (H. Hacker). 
2. CHRYSOCHAROMYIA MANDIBULARIS new species. 
Female: — Length, 1.15 inm. Slender. 
Bark metallic green, the legs, abdomen and scape pale yellow, the abdomen AA’ashed 
lightly AAoth metallic, which forms about four subdusky cross-stri]>Gs. The A’alvcs of ovipositor 
metallic and tip of abdomen. Anteniim Avitli funicle 1 a little shorter and stouter than 2 Avhich 
is one and tAvo third times longer than its Avidth, much longer than the pedicel AA’hich is 
subequal to the slender third club joint Avlinso terminal seta is distinctly shorter than itself; 
club 1 a little longer than 2, subeqAial to funicle I but slenderer, the body of club 3 distinctly 
shorter than club 1. Mandibles 7-dentate, the four inner teeth couiblike. I^ostinargiiial A^ein 
elongate, nearly tAvice the length of tiie moderate stigmal, the marginal very long, the sub- 
marginal distinctly broken. Flagellum black. Sciitellum except along the meson and caiidad, 
the pro])odenm and tlie axilhc suffused with brown. Para])sidal furrows apparently but half 
complete from caudad. Sculpture, fine polygons. Propodeinn AA'ith a faint median carina, 
snbglabrous. Pore wnngs with a more or less rounded stain under stigmal vein and distal end 
of marginal. Abdomen A\’ith a short petiole. 
From one female captured in jungle, January 17, 1914 (A. P. Bodd). 
Habitat: Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: Ho. 7Ty25S8, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the female on a tag, head on a 
slide. 
