AUSTRALIAN HYMENOPTERA CEALCIDOIBEA, IV.—GIRAULT. 
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advanced, the parapsidal farrows very short, cephalad only. Scutellmn with two delicate 
grooved lines. Marginal vein a little shorter than the submarginal. Pronotum transverse-linear 
(dorsal aspect). 
Male: — N'ot known. 
Type : The following si)ecies. 
1. DIAULOMORPHELLA CYANEIPURPUREA new species. 
Female: — Length, 1.55 mm. 
Dark metallic purjtle-blue, the wdngs hyaline, the petiole, tip of scape and legs except 
coxaa, distal half of caudal femur above, hind tibiae outwardly along proximal half and front 
femora beneath, which are purplish ; hind coxa w'hite toward tip. Mesoscutum densely 
reticulated, the lines raised; the sciitellum finer, with the sculpture of Tetrastichus. Grooves of 
scutellum delicate. Reticulation of x>ropodeum not raised, the region shiny. Pedicel very short, 
like a cup; funicJe 1 longest, 4 shortest yet plainly longer than wide, larger and a little longer 
than either of the club joints, the distal of the two latter ending in a distinct seta. Flagellum 
dusky yellowish brown; proximal half of pedicel purplish. 
Male: — Not known. 
Described from one female captured by sweeping in jungle. May 19, 1913 (A.P.D.). 
Ilahitat : Ivuranda, Queensland. 
Type: No. EyS71B, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the foregoing specimen on a tag, the 
head and hind legs on a slide. 
PARDIAULOMELLA new genus. 
Differs from Diaulomella in bearing two ring-joints. In this genus, the axillas are much 
advanced; form slender; casually the club appears 2-joiuted. 
1. PARDIAULOMELLA CONSONUS new species. Genotype. 
Female: — ^Length, 2.65 mm. 
Remarkably like Oplieliminus grolum but the parapsidal furrows are less evident near 
the advanced axilla*, the triangular dorsal yellow spot on abdomen is directly at base, no dark 
metallic coloration intervening, tlie mandibles are 7-dentate and the luopodeum has a different 
sculjtture, roticulate-punctate, the punctures smaller than those of the rest of the thorax (in 
groiiusi, the thorax is similarly reticuiatc-punctate yet the pro])odeum is only i-eticulated, shining 
and scaly) ; in this species the proi) 0 (lemu is longer, the median carina less raised, fading out 
caudad. The stigmal vein also is longer, less plainly only half the length of the postmarginal 
while the fore wings ai’e slightly embrowned throughout. The antennse are similar or nearly. 
Male : — Not known. 
Prom one female captured in September (F. P. Dodd). 
Habitat: Kuranda, Queensland. 
Type: No. Hy^71o, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the female on a tag; hind legs and 
head on a slide. 
Genus ASYMPIESIELLA Girault, 
The antennae bear two ring-joints. 
1. ASYMPIESIELLA NELSONENSIS (Girault). 
Length, 5.10 mm.; male, 2.85 mm. Associated wdth Mestocharoideus cyaneus in a gall 
on a forest bush. The types were reared November 30, 1912 and consist of two pairs on tags 
(four pins) and a head on a slide. 
