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2007 LIU ET AL.: REVISION OF PARAMBLYNOTUS (HYMENOPTERA) 57<br />

glabrous; median impression percurrent with<br />

evenly spaced transverse carinae. Metanotalpropodeal<br />

complex areolate-punctate-rugose<br />

with metepisternum largely areolate-reticulate<br />

and densely pubscent ventrally. Lateral<br />

propodeal carina percurrent, slightly curved<br />

medially; median propodeal area with a percurrent<br />

median longitudinal carina crossed<br />

by a transverse carina. Rs+M <strong>of</strong> forewing<br />

distinct, arising from middle <strong>of</strong> basal vein.<br />

Marginal cell 2.3 times as long as wide. Bulla<br />

on Sc+R 1 present.<br />

Abdominal petiole 0.7 times as long as<br />

wide in lateral view. Posterior margin <strong>of</strong> T7<br />

<strong>of</strong> metasoma only slightly concave, exposing<br />

T8 as a small triangle. Relative length <strong>of</strong> T3–<br />

8: 1.7:1.0:1.0:4.0:0.8:0.6; T3–5 glabrous; T6<br />

very finely punctate on posterior half and<br />

glabrous anteriorly; T7–8 densely punctate;<br />

T6–8 also with small cluster <strong>of</strong> larger<br />

setigerous punctures. All legs densely punctate<br />

with pubescence except metacoxa dorsally<br />

glabrous. Metatibia apically with four<br />

slender, apically pointed teeth. 1mt/2–5mt 5<br />

0.7.<br />

MALE: Unknown.<br />

Paramblynotus maculipennis can be easily<br />

separted from P. nigricornis by its maculate<br />

forewings and 12-segmented antennae, from<br />

P. samiatus by its foveate-rugose upper<br />

mesopleuron, and from P. townesorum by<br />

its small triangular process raised from<br />

pronotal process and scutellar sulcus divided<br />

by only median longtitudinal carina.<br />

TYPE MATERIAL: HOLOTYPE: R, Zaire,<br />

Kivu (Goma Borob lac Kiou), 1987-IX-20–<br />

22, Ph. Bruneau de Mire coll. (IRCT).<br />

DISTRIBUTION: Zaire: Kivu.<br />

ETYMOLOGY: From Latin, macula, mark,<br />

and penna, wing. The name describes <strong>the</strong><br />

species’ maculate forewing.<br />

Paramblynotus townesorum, new species<br />

FEMALE: Length 3.0 mm. Head and<br />

mesosoma black; antenna dark brown; legs<br />

and metasoma brown. Wings transparent,<br />

forewing with marginal cell ferruginous.<br />

Antenna 12-segmented. Vertex foveate-reticulate<br />

with indistinct subordinate longitudinal<br />

carinate component. Eye prominent,<br />

laterally extended beyond outer margin <strong>of</strong><br />

gena. Ocellar plate raised and defined laterally<br />

by a carina; lateral carina delimiting<br />

ocellar plate extended to lower margin <strong>of</strong><br />

antennal sockets and lined by a row <strong>of</strong> foveae<br />

along interior side; ocellar plate longitudinally<br />

carinate with a few sacttered foveae before<br />

to anterior ocellus and foveate posteriorly.<br />

Upper face shagreened laterally; antennal<br />

scrobe longitudinally carinate posteriorly<br />

and glabrate anteriorly, and defined laterally<br />

by a carina. Median frontal carina present<br />

very briefly below lower margin <strong>of</strong> antennal<br />

sockets and posteriorly bifurcated to seclude<br />

a small, glabrous triangular area beneath<br />

anterior ocellus. Lower face coarsely foveatepunctate-reticulate<br />

with pubescence. Anterior<br />

tentorial pits distinct. Clypeo-pleurostomal<br />

sulcus and epistomal sulcus form a smoothly<br />

curved arch. Clypeus transversely carinate<br />

and punctate. Gena longitudinally rugose<br />

and densely punctate-foveate. Occiput mostly<br />

obliquely carinate and glabrous only medially.<br />

Anterior flange <strong>of</strong> pronotum very finely<br />

transversely carinate. Submedian pronotal<br />

depressions large, medially partially fused.<br />

Anterior plate <strong>of</strong> pronotum coarsely punctate<br />

with pubescence; punctures set in rows.<br />

Pronotum dorsomedially not distinctly<br />

raised; pronotal crest medially raised into<br />

a small, apically rounded triangular process.<br />

Lateral pronotal carina distinct, meeting<br />

pronotal crest dorsomedially. Lateral surface<br />

<strong>of</strong> pronotum foveate-reticulate. Dorsal pronotal<br />

area coarsely foveate, indistinctly transversely<br />

carinate; complete along whole length<br />

<strong>of</strong> dorsal posterior margin <strong>of</strong> pronotum,<br />

narrowing posteriorly; delimited from lateral<br />

surface by a distinct carina only in posterior<br />

half. Mesoscutum foveate-reticulate, with<br />

short, indistinct transverse costae. Scutellar<br />

sulcus divided by several longitudinal carinae.<br />

Dorsal surface <strong>of</strong> mesoscutellum areolate-reticulate<br />

and transversely costate; sloping<br />

posteriorly; posterior margin rounded in<br />

dorsal view. Mesopleural triangle ventrally<br />

well defined by smoothly curved carina.<br />

Upper mesopleuron foveoate anteriorly and<br />

glabrous posteriorly; speculum glabrous;<br />

median impression percurrent with evenly<br />

spaced transverse carinae. Metanotal-propodeal<br />

complex areolate-rugose; metepisternum<br />

areolate-reticulate and nude above and<br />

densely pubescent ventrally; propodeum

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