AUSTRALIAN HYMENOPTEEA CHALCIVOIDEA, IV.—GIBAULT, 
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Tribe HEMIPTARSENINI. 
Genus NECEEMNOMYIA Girault. 
The sciitellum is simple, the form slender, the axillas much advanced. Type of genotype 
re-examined. 
1. NECREMNOMYIA VARISCUTUM new species. 
Female : — Differs from sainipierrei in the following characters only: The femora are 
ffusky only about their middles, all white in cephalic legs; the fuuicle joints are all longer than 
wide, not subglobular; and the raised polygonal sculpture of the scutum is finer and disappears 
broadly along the meson and cex^halad, the surface opaque. In the genotype, this sculpture is 
uniform and distinct. In both species the postmarginal vein is a little longer than the short 
stigmal. Casually, the club appears 2-jointed. 
From one female taken in jungle, November, 1913 (A. P. Dodd). 
Eahitai: Harvey's Creek (Cairns), Queensland. 
Type: No. Ey^716, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the female on a tag. 
Genus SYMPIESONECREMNUS Girault. 
This genus is exactly similar to Neoeremnomyia except that the form is more robust, 
the median carina of propodeum paired, the caudal tibial spur stout, the mandibles with 
-several more teeth and the flagellum is subcompressed, the distal two funicle joints with short 
petioles. The venation is identical. Genotype re-examined (type). 
1. SYMPIESONECREMNUS .SNELLA new species of A. P. Dodd. 
Female: — ^Length, 1.40 mm. 
Like loasi Girault but smaller, the sculpture finer, tlie propodeum smooth and with a 
single median carina; abdomen slenderer; tibiaj, tarsi and posterior femora yellow, the first 
tw'o pairs of femora brownish; scape and pedicel fuscous, the flagellum dark yellow-brown, 
funicle joints subcqual; otherwise the same or nearly. 
From one female taken sweeping jungle along a road, February 23, 1912 (A.A.G.). 
ITahitat: Rossville, Cooktown. 
Type: No. Ey$717, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, the sx)ecimen on a tag; head and 
hind legs on a slide. 
The club appears 2-jointed but the transverse constriction at about distal third is not 
.articulated (A. A. Girault). 
Genus ASCOTOLINX Girault. 
Removed from the Elachertini. Scutellum with no cross-groove before apex but the 
lateral grooves join around the apical margin. The axillse are adva,nced, the parapsidal 
furrows only cephalad, obscure. Carina3 of propodeum very distinct, the lateral ones broadly 
■curved. Pronotum transverse quadrate. Postmarginal and stigmal veins rather short, the 
marginal over five times the length of stigmal. Axilla) advanced a third the way up the 
scutum. Type of genotype re-examined. 
1. ASCOTOLINX FUNERALIS Girault. 
Length, 1.63 mm. Abdominal segments except 2, finely scaly except caudad on each. 
■Club with a terminal seta. Scape slender. The type was captured May 8, 1913 and is on a 
tag, the head and cephalic legs on a slide. 
