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MEUOIBS OF THE QVEENSLAN1> MUSEUM. 
Genus NECEEMNOIDES Girault. 
The scutelliuii bears two grooved lines. Parapsidal furrows delicate, not quite complete^ 
leading off cephalad. Type of genotj^e re-examined. 
1. NECREMNOIDES FULVIPROPODEUM new species. 
Female: — Length, 1.15 mm. 
Like the genotype but the abdomen with a short petiole and the marginal vein is some- 
what longer ; otherwise very similar in form and so forth. 
Dark metallic green, the propodeum, postscutcllum and abdominal petiole chestnut brown,, 
the abdomen suffused with browmish, especially ventrad. Wings hyaline. Propodeal spiracle 
small, perfectly round, the lateral carina slender. All of each leg light yellow, also the scape, 
the rest of antenna blackish; pedicel not quite as long as funicle 4 which is somewhat the 
shortest joint of the Linicle; antenna nearly as in the genotype. Mandibles 4-dentate. 
Male : — Not known. 
Described from one female captured by sweeping in forest, foothills, July 9, 1913 
(A.P.D.). 
Habitat: Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: No. Ry3463, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the above specimen on a tag, the 
head and hind tibias on a slide. 
The antenuEo in this genus apparently bear a 3-jointed club but the small conical third 
joint (which ends in a short, stout spine) does not appear to be articulated. 
Types of tricarinaius re-examined. 
2. NECREMNOIDES TRICARINATUS MANDIBULARIS new variety. 
Similar to the typical form but the abdomen is brownish yellow at base ventrad, one- 
mandible 5-dentate as in the typical form but the other bears only two large teeth laterad and 
an inner truncation in this new variety, in the typical form three large teeth laterad and an 
inner truncation. In fulvipropodeum both mandibles are 4-dentate, the teeth gradually smaller 
mesad. 
From one female, June 26, 1914, caught in forest. 
Habitat: Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: No. HyS709, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the specimen on a tag. 
2. NECREMNOIDES FLAVIVENTRIS Girault. 
Belongs to Notanisomorpliomyia which see. 
Genus NOTANISOMOEPHOMYIA Girault. 
1. NOTANISOMORPHOMYIA FLAVIVENTRIS (Girault). 
Necremnoides fiaviventris Girault. 
A second female was captured by sweeping grass in forest, type locality, April 6, 1914. 
The antennaB are ll-jointed, the club 2-jointed, a third joint indicated by a very small nipple- 
like projection ending in a spur. Lateral carina of propodeum narrow. Propodeal spiracle 
round, very minute. Antenna) concolorous with the legs. Abdomen dorsad flat, with a short 
petiole. Lateral carina of propodeum running from nieso-caudal edge of spiracle and there is 
more or less of a sulcus just laterad of the carina and thus directly from the spiracle. The 
