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2007 LIU ET AL.: REVISION OF PARAMBLYNOTUS (HYMENOPTERA) 35<br />
eriki, new species, AEI (HTR).<br />
esakii (Yasumatsu, 1959: 93, =); Japan: Honshu;<br />
KUEC (HT=). As Paribalia; combination by<br />
Ronquist (1995a: 37).<br />
ferrugineus (Barbotin, 1954: 125, R); Indochina:<br />
Mont Bavi; CFB (HTR); not seen. As Baviana;<br />
combination by Weld (1962: 279).<br />
filippae, new species, ROM (HTR, 1PTR), RMNH<br />
(3PTR=)<br />
flaviceps (Kieffer, 1916: 286, R); Mindanao;<br />
location <strong>of</strong> type not known, probably lost (cf.<br />
Weld, 1952: 164). As Allocynips; combination by<br />
Weld (1930: 137).<br />
formosanus (Hedicke, 1922: 190, R); Taiwan; DEIC<br />
(HTR). As Mayrella; combination by Weld<br />
(1930: 137).<br />
fraxinii Yang and Gu, 1994; NWCF (HTR, 2PTR).<br />
fucosus, new species; NHM (HTR, ).<br />
glaberus, new species, AEI (HTR)<br />
grossus, new species; NHM (HTR, 11PTR), BPBM<br />
(1PTR), NNMN (1PTR), ROM (1PTR), ZMLU<br />
(2PTR).<br />
hainanensis, new species; USNM (HT=, 1PT=).<br />
insolitus, new species; AEI (HTR).<br />
isolatus, new species; BPBM (HTR).<br />
kitrinocarus, new species; ZMLU (HTR).<br />
kosugii Watanabe and Sakagami, 1951; EIHU<br />
(HT=, 3PT=); NHM (1PT=).<br />
lutepennis, new species; ZMLU (HTR).<br />
miniatus, new species; NHM (HTR).<br />
miltocephalus, new species; BMBP (HTR).<br />
nebulosus, new species; NNMN (HTR, 4TPTR);<br />
AEI (3PTR); ZMLU (1PTR, in MS collection);<br />
NHM (1PTR).<br />
niger (Kieffer, 1916: 285, =); Philippines: Palawan;<br />
location <strong>of</strong> type not known, probably lost<br />
(Weld, 1952: 164). As Holocynips Kieffer, 1916<br />
nec Kieffer, 1910a; transferred to Paraegilips by<br />
Weld (1952: 164); combination by Ronquist<br />
(1995a: 37).<br />
nipponensis, new species; BPBM (HTR).<br />
obscurus, new species; BPBM (HTR, 1PT=), NHM<br />
(1PTR), UCDC (1PTR).<br />
ornatus, new species; NHRS (HTR). NHM (3PTR).<br />
pubifemoratus, new species; AEI (HTR, 2PTR);<br />
ZMLU (1PTR).<br />
reticulatus (Kieffer, 1910b: 335, =); Indonesia:<br />
Bintan; ZMHB (HT=). As Paraegilips; combination<br />
by Hedicke in Hedicke and Kerrich<br />
(1940: 179) by inference through generic synonymy.<br />
robustus, new species; BPBM (HTR).kosugii Watanabe<br />
and Sakagami, 1951: 129, =; Japan;<br />
EIHU (HT=, 3PT=), BMNH (1PT=).<br />
ruficeps Cameron, 1908: 300, =; Borneo; BMNH<br />
(HT=, main coll.).<br />
*isosceles (Weld, 1922: 331, R=); Singapore;<br />
USNM (HTR, no. 24 379, 3 PT=). As Allocynips,<br />
5 P. ruficeps Cameron; combination by<br />
Weld (1930: 137), synonymy by Ronquist<br />
(1995a: 37).<br />
rufipes, new species; BPBM (HTR)<br />
shimenensis, new species; ZICA (HTR).<br />
stigi, new species, ROM (HTR).<br />
ven<strong>of</strong>orticulus, new species; BPBM (HTR).<br />
weiae, new species, BPBM (HTR).<br />
yuani, new species, AEI (HTR).<br />
KEY TO SPECIES GROUPS<br />
1. Upper mesopleuron glabrate; speculum with<br />
sparse setigerous punctures (fig. 1). Eyes<br />
prominent, protruding distinctly beyond<br />
genae (fig. 22). Pronotal crest not raised<br />
anteromedially. Dorsal surface <strong>of</strong> mesoscutum<br />
convex and predominantly transversely<br />
carinate with foveae set in rows. Mesoscutellum<br />
convex dorsally, gradually sloped posteriorly<br />
(fig. 25). Tergum 8 distinctly exposed......................<br />
virginianus<br />
– Speculum without setigerous punctures. O<strong>the</strong>r<br />
characters vary, but not in combination as<br />
above.......................... 2<br />
2. Antennal flagellum not widened toward apex.<br />
Lateral carina <strong>of</strong> pronotum indistinct; lateral<br />
pronotal areas meet medially (fig. 35). Tergum<br />
8 distinctly exposed (fig. 37) . . . . . . .<br />
...................... scaber group<br />
– Antennal flagellum usually widened toward<br />
apex. Lateral carina <strong>of</strong> pronotum distinct to<br />
prominent; lateral pronotal areas medially<br />
separated by <strong>the</strong> posterior extension <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong><br />
less sculptured anterior surface. If lateral<br />
carina <strong>of</strong> pronotum indistinct and lateral<br />
pronotal areas separated medially, <strong>the</strong>n <strong>the</strong><br />
antennal flagellum distinctly widened toward<br />
apex........................... 3<br />
3. Upper mesopleuron at least partially sculptured<br />
with dense coarse punctures, foveae, or<br />
alveolae. F1 <strong>of</strong> antenna longer than F2.<br />
Lateroventral margin <strong>of</strong> pronotum evenly<br />
curved(fig.39)................... 4<br />
– Upper mesopleuron glabrous, at most with<br />
sparse fine punctures anteriorly. F1 <strong>of</strong><br />
antenna shorter than F2. Lateroventral margin<br />
<strong>of</strong> pronotum angled where meeting lateral<br />
pronotal carina (figs. 49, 57, 66, 76, 88, 97)<br />
.............................. 5<br />
4. Lower face distinctly convex and protruding<br />
in lateral view. Pronotal crest gradually<br />
raised, anteriorly forming a conspicuous<br />
ridge. Speculum longitudinally costate. Median<br />
propodeal area not delimited by percurrent<br />
lateral propodeal carinae, posteriorly<br />
foveate-reticulate. . . . yangambicolus group
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