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MEMOmS OF THE QVEENSLANJ) MUSEUM. 
From one female captured by sweeping forest, March 30, 1914. 
lldbitat: Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: No. lJyS574, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the specimen on a tag; head on ai 
slide. 
A female taken in fore.st, same locality, February 16, 1912 (A. M. Lea and A.A.G.) 
had no distinct stripes on abdomen but two stripes within the margined part were indicated 
from each side; the funicle and club were yellow not blackish. This new variety may take the- 
name of perfecia. No ty 2 )e. 
Both eleganta and radius bear a spot on latero-caudal angle of jmonotiim just ccphalad 
of the green on the parapside. Types of both species compared. 
7. TRICHAPOROIDELLA MAUPAUSSANTI new" species. 
Female: — Length, 1.40 mm. 
Dark metallic green, the wings liyaline, the legs, ventral third of head, center of 
propleurum, tegular and abdomen except at distal third and lateral margins obscurely all 
round, dorsad, dull golden yellow; three dusky stripes on abdomen dorsad across the yellow^ 
iwoximal portion. Scape yellow except at tip above, the rest of antenmn fuscous. Pedicel 
a little shorter than funicle 3, funicle 1 shorter than the club, nearly thrice longer than wide,, 
longest. Pedicel long. Postscutcllum brownish. Propodeum with median carina and no 
others, scaly. Scutum naked. Color of abdomen darkens rapidly after drying. Surface of' 
propodeum not as rough as in su'bwnea whose scutum is also naked. 
From one female caught in forest, flanuary 23, 1913. 
Sahitat: Townsville, Queensland. 
Type: No. lly^575, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the specimen on a tag. 
Dedicated to Guy de Maupaussaut. 
8. TRICHAPOROIDELLA PESSULUS new species. 
Female: — Length, 1.83 mm. 
Very similar to the preceding but all of head except vertex and the sides and venter 
of thorax are golden yellow, the body is stouter aud the three cross-stripes on abdomen are- 
interrupted at Tueson, the third lougest (eephalo-caudad) ; the lateral margin of abdomen is 
more distinctly margined dorsad. Postscutelimn coueolorous. 
From one female caught January 23, 1913 sw'eeping forest. 
Habitat : Tow'nsville, Queensland. 
Type: No. HyS576, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the S 2 )ecimen on a tag with type- 
of preceding species. 
Genus TET.RASTTCTTOMORPTIA Girault. 
1. TETRASTICHOMORPHA FLAVA Girault. 
This species differs in color from Neoiricliaporoides nniguitatus as described. The- 
fore wdng is large, the marginal vein long, much longer than the submarginal, the stigmal 
short. A dot at extreme caudo-Iatoral angle of the pronotum {fava only). There is a median 
carina on the proi:>odeum in both sjjecies and no other carina^; both are large yet slender. 
Types re-examined. 
The species flava measures 2.20 mm. Propodeal spiracle round. Funicle and club- 
black; wings hyaline; tip of valves of ovipositor black; club terminating in a nipple. The- 
type female was taken in forest, April 5, 1913. 
