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3. EUPLECTRUS MELANOCEPHALUS Girault. 
Length, 2.20 mm. The type was captured in jungle, May 8, 1913 and is on a tag. 
4, EUPLECTRUS PULLDPES new species. 
Female: — Length, 1.80 mm. 
Colored like EupleclromorpJia nigrifemur (Girault), the tibim and tarsi yellow, also the* 
middle coxa; but the abdomen centrally is more narrowly yellow, the marginal black being 
broad. Scutellum and axilla> uniformly scaly reticulate, the scutum a little rougher but similar, 
the pronotum much finer, its neck, however, as rough as the scutum. Longest spur of hind 
tibim half the length of the hind tarsus. Antennae 9-joiiited, two ring-joints, club solid. Post- 
marginal vein much longer than the stigmal. Mandibles absent. Scutum and scutellum simple; 
yellow of abdomen paler toward base; ventrad yellow, margined with black as the dorsaf 
surface, the distal part of the black long. Funicle and club fuscous; funicle 1 somewhat 
longer than the pedicel, longest, 2 and 3 each slightly shorter, 4 a little longer than its width.- 
Club a little longer than funicle 1 which is distinctly longer than wide. Like the other species. 
Sculpture of scutum finer cephalad. Compared with Eiiplectromorpha nigrifemur. 
From one female caught by sweeping in jungle, May 9, 1913 (A. P. Dodd). 
SaMtat: Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: No. lly'2680, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the specimen on a tag. 
5. EUPLECTRUS CARINISCUTUM new species. 
Female: — Length, 3 mm. 
In my table of Australian species runs to scolH Girault but upon comparison with the- 
type of that species I find the following differences: In coloration a striking difference is that 
the cross-stripe on distal abdomen connecting the marginal strij>es at apex is broadly interrupted 
at meson and also it is much broader extending to apex; there is thus formed a rather broad 
median path of yellow from a little less than proximal three fourths to apex. The scutellum 
is shagreened (or reticulated into raised points) instead of longitudinally striate, the axillm 
show very faint sculpture. Otherwise about the same in all details mentioned in the description 
of scotti except that the antennae are black distad of funicle 2. Club solid; mandibles absent. 
Two ring-joints, the first shortest. 
From one female captured in jungle, April 2, 1914. 
Habitat: Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: No. By ^681, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the specimen on a tag, head on: 
a slide. 
6. EUPLECTRUS KURANDAENSIS Girault. 
Length, 2.20 mm. Type captured along edge of jungle, May 20, 1913 and is on a tag. 
EUPLECTEOMOEPHA new genus. 
The antennal club is solid, the mandibles absent. The genus was not described 
elsewhere as intended. See ontea. 
1. EUPLECTROMORPHA UNIFASCIATA Girault. 
Length, 1.65 mm. Antea, p. 276, line 3 of the description, other read others. Flagellum 
dusky. The type was captured on October 28, 1911 and is on a tag, the head and a caudal leg 
on a slide (with the type head of Spalangia anstraliensis Girault). First ring- joint very short. 
