Dyscritobaeus parvipennis Dodd
Creators: name: Tortorici, Francesco
name: Caleca, Virgilio
name: Noort, Simon Van
name: Masner, Lubomir
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2016
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Insecta
Hymenoptera
Scelionidae
Dyscritobaeus
Dyscritobaeus parvipennis

description: Dyscritobaeus parvipennis (Dodd)
(Figs 14, 25, 35, 36, 37, 40a, 40b, 40d, 41e, 41f, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104)
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Hadronotus parvipennis: Dodd (1913), p. 172, original description.
Hadronotus aquaticus: Dodd (1913), p. 173, original description.
Hadronotus parvipennis: Dodd (1915), p. 19, keyed.
Hadronotus aquaticus: Dodd (1915), p. 19, keyed.
Mirotelenomus parvipennis: Dodd (1926), p. 313, generic transfer.
Mirotelenomus aquaticus: Dodd (1926), p. 313, generic transfer.
Hadronotus parvipennis: Kieffer (1926), p. 455, 469, description keyed. Hadronotus aquaticus: Kieffer (1926), p. 455, 469, description keyed.
Mirotelenomus parvipennis: Galloway (1976), p. 97, type information. Mirotelenomus aquaticus: Galloway (1976), p. 97, type information.
Mirotelenomus parvipennis: Johnson (1992), p. 440, catalogued, type information. Mirotelenomus aquaticus: Johnson (1992), p. 440, catalogued, type information. Dyscritobaeus parvipennis: Caleca & Mineo (1995), p. 17, generic transfer. Mirotelenomus acquaticus: Caleca & Mineo (1995), p. 17, misspelled, synonymization with Dyscritobaeus parvipennis. Dyscritobaeus maputanus: O’Connor et Ashe (2011), p. 344, original description. syn. nov
Diagnosis. Presence of a preoccipital lunula (Fig. 100) distinguishes this species from D. comitans and other species without a preoccipital lunula. A metascutellum that is visible in dorsal view, wide with posterior margins parallel to mesoscutellar margins, a small metanotal spine (Fig. 99), and a T2 without specillum in female (Fig. 14) distinguish this species from other species of comitans- group and orientalis- group. Metapleural carina with one posterior pointed projection (Fig. 87) distinguishes this species from D. sulawensis, D. comitans and D. madagascarensis Tortorici et Caleca sp. nov.; this character is shared with D. bicolor, D. flavus sp. nov, D. kilimanjarensis Tortorici et Caleca sp. nov., D. tanzaniensis Tortorici et Caleca sp. nov. and D. ndokii Tortorici et Caleca sp. nov. Absence of a central keel (Figs 25, 104) and a developed odontoid process (Figs 102, 103) distinguishes this species from D. bicolor. The odontoid process forms an angle of about 45° with ventral margin of lower tooth, dorsal and lower teeth of same length in female (Fig. 102) and brown color of the head distinguishes D. parvipennis from D. flavus. postmrginalis not developed. Fore wing shape, angle between st and hypothetical pm (= anterior border of fore wing) 28°–30°.
In males, A 2 is as long as A 3. This character state distinguishes this species from D. flavus Tortorici et Caleca sp. nov. A smooth mesepimeral sulcus with fan-like striation (Fig. 101) distinguishes this species from D. sulawensis which has a crenulate mesepimeral furrow.
Description. We provide the re-description based on an Australian female and an Australian brachypterous male that were in 1989 compared (by one of the authors: V. Caleca) with the female holotype of Hadronotus parvipennis Dodd and with the holotype of Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd (both on the same slide); both of these specimens used for the description were collected close to the type locality.
Female. AUSTRALIA: Queensland, Bellenden Ker State Forest nr. Cable car station, Central Pk., Bellenden alpine rain forest, 17°12'S 145°51'E, 1979/11/20, E.C. Dahms, J.B. Woolley & J. La Salle (QDPC) (wing on slide, Fig. 40a)];
Length of the body: 0.94 mm.
Head. Color brown, mandibles yellow. Coriaceous; head covered by short hairs. Frontal depression with a deep area starting from the interantennal process and not reaching 1/5 the height of eye (Fig. 25). Central keel absent (Fig. 25). Fan-like striation in malar area from oral foramen to eye margin, fan-like striation absent in genal area (Fig. 25). Preoccipital lunula present and sculptured. Head measures width: height: length = 0.35: 0.33: 0.18 mm. Malar sulcus length: 0.09 mm. Eye measures width: heigth = 0.1: 0.15 mm. OOL: LOL: POL = 0.08: 0.08: 0.11 mm. Mandibles bidentate with odontoid process in ventral margin of lower tooth. The lower tooth have the same length of dorsal tooth; odontoid process make an angle with margin of lower tooth of about 45° (Figs 25, 102).
Antenna (Fig. 41e). Radicle and A1 yellowish; A2–A12 brown, light brown in ventral part. A1 length: 0.18 mm; A2 longer than A3+ A4. Clava six-segmented. Claval sensilla formula 1:2:2:2:1:0.
Mesosoma. In dorsal view, mesoscutum anteriorly brown; mesoscutellum brown with posterior margin yellow; propodeum brown; metascutellum and metanotal spine brown with dark edge (Figs 99).
In lateral view light brown (Fig. 101).
In dorsal view mesoscutum and mesoscutellum imbricate (Fig. 99); in lateral view speculum with furrow; femoral depression smooth with fan-like striation starting by post-ventral angle; mesepimeral sulcus smooth and not well delimitated anteriorly; dorsal and ventral metapleural area with crenulate depression with rugae (Fig. 101); Metapleural carina with one posterior pointed projection (Fig. 99). Metascutellum visible in dorsal view, wide with margins parallel to mesoscutellum ones, small metanotal spine (Fig. 99). Mesosoma length 0.36 mm, width 0.31 mm; mesoscutellum length 0.11 mm, width 0.25 mm.
Wings. Fore wing hyaline, surpassing metasoma; ratio st: pm: mg: sm: ww: lw: af: pf = 1: 0: 0.4 3.2: 2.6: 7.3: 0.4: 1.3; angle st-anterior margin 30° (Fig. 40a), st= 0.1 mm.
Legs yellow.
Metasoma. In dorsal view metasoma light brown (Figs 14, 99); laterotergites yellowish. On T1 pair of longitudinal submedial carinae, aligned with the metapleural carinae, separating lateral coriaceous area from internal smooth area; in the middle of T1 sculpure striate to coriaceous starting from anterior margin and gradually dissolving in posterior margin (Fig. 99). T2 not foveolate in anterior margin, very short longitudinal striae, coriaceous as other tergites (Fig. 99).
Male. Australia: Queensland: Gatton, 27°34'S 152°17'E, 1981/04/28 – 1981/05/05, yellow pan trap in potato crop # 198, (QDPC).
Length of the body: 0.67 mm
Head. Color darker than in female, sculpture more evident than in female. Head surface hairy. Frontal depression shallower than in female (Fig. 104); central keel absent as in female; Fan-like striation visible in malar area and not visible in genal area (Fig. 104). Head measures width: height: length = 0.36: 0.3: 0.16 mm. Malar sulcus length: 0.08 mm. Eye measures width: length = 0.1: 0.15 mm. OOL: LOL: POL = 0.09: 0.06: 0.11 mm. Mandibles as in female but odontoid process shorter (Fig. 103).
Antenna (Fig. 41f). Radicles and scape yellow; A2–A12 brown; A1 length: 0.19 mm; A2: A3 ratio= 1.1.
Mesosoma. Color, sculpture as in female. Mesonotum length 0.22 mm, width 0.35 mm; mesoscutellum length 0.12 mm, width 0.26 mm (Fig. 36).
Wings. Fore wing hyaline, reaching T2; wing ratio st: pm: mg: sm: ww: lw: af: pf = 1: 0: 0.4: 3.4: 1.9: 6.1: 0.3: 0.3; angle st- anterior margin 29° (Fig. 40d), st= 0.08 mm and it is curved.
Legs as in female.
Metasoma. Color, sculpture as in female (Fig. 36).
Comment and variability. 132 specimens were examined from Africa, Australia, India, Indonesia, Nepal, New Caledonia, Philippine and Thailand.
The holotype is on slide as well as the Holotype of Hadronotus aquaticus. The Holotype of D. maputanus and slide preparation of the wings are deposited in the collection of MSNG and not in the Insect Collection of Portici Università Federico II, Napoli, Italy (DEZA) as stated by O’Connor & Ashe (2011).
Female length ranges from 0.79 mm of Tanzania specimens to 1.02 mm of South African specimens. Male length ranges from 0.67 mm of Australian specimens to 1.02 mm of South African specimens.
In males there is a large variability in wings from brachypterous (reaching T2 or slightly surpassing the posterior margin of T2) to macropterous (slightly surpassing the metasoma) (Figs 35, 36, 37); when the fore wing surpasses the metasoma, the wing ratio is: st: mg: sm: ww: lw: af: pf = 1: 0.4: 2.9: 2.9: 7.4: 0.2: 1.1; angle stanterior margin 28° (Fig. 40b), st= 0.09 mm.
The head can vary from dark brown to light brown, but it is never black as in D. bicolor (Figs 35, 36, 37, 104). Female specimens are sometimes completely brown.
Distribution. This species is recorded from the Oriental, Afrotropical and Australian Regions.
Material examined. Holotype. ♀: AUSTRALIA: Queensland: Ingham, Herbert River, swamp, 21m, 1913/ 01/13, A.P. Dodd, sweeping grass in a swamp, (SAMA) [SAMA-I 11133], on slide together with the holotype of Hadronotus aquaticus (Dodd) [SAMA-I 11134].
Homotypes Hadronotus parvipennis Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989: AUSTRALIA: Queensland: Bellenden Ker State Forest nr. Cable car station, Central Pk., Bellenden alpine rain forest, alpine rain forest, 17°12'S 145°51'E, 1♀, 1979/11/20, E.C. Dahms, J.B. Woolley & J. La Salle, (QDPC); Western Australia: Mining Camp, Mitchell Plateau, 19°49'S 125°50'E, 1♀, 1983/05/09 – 1983/05/19, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, Malaise/ ethanol, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070475 (wing on slide, in Fig. 40a)].
Homotypes Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989: AUSTRALIA: Queensland: Gatton, potato crop, 27°34'S 152°17'E, 1Ƌ, 1981/04/06 – 1981/04/13, pitfall trap # 202, (QDPC); Homotype Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989, 1Ƌ, 1981/04/13 – 1981/04/21, yellow pan trap in potato crop # 52, (QDPC); Homotype Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989, 1Ƌ, 1981/04/25 – 1981/05/05, yellow pan trap in potato crop # 198, (QDPC); Homotype Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989, 1Ƌ, 1981/04/28 – 1981/05/05, yellow pan trap in potato crop # 198, (QDPC): Homotype Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989, 1Ƌ, 1981/05/18 – 1981/05/25, yellow pan # 18, (QDPC); Mt. Cook Nat. Pk., Cooktown, 15°29'S 145°16'E, 1Ƌ, 1980/10/11 – 1980/10/12, J.C. Cardale, caught in yellow tray, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070445]; Mt. Webb Nat. Pk.,
AUSTRALIA: Nothern Territory: Darwin, Coconut Grove, 1♀, 1972/11/14, T. Angeles, Berlesate ANIC 445, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070437]; Kakadu, N p Ubirr, rainforest, 1♀, 1993/12/13 – 1993/12/25, S. & J. Peck, (CNCI), [CNC 471178]; Queensland: 14km WbyN Hope Vale Mission, 15°16'S 144°59'E, 1♀, 1Ƌ, 1980/10/08 – 1980/10/10, J.C. Cardale, yellow pantrap (ethanediol), (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070438, 32- 070439]; 26km up Tinaroo Ck. Rd. Via Mareeba, 17°04'S 145°30'E, 1♀, 1983/09/29 – 1983/11/11, Storey & Brown, (QDPC); 2kmS Horseshoe Lookout, Blackdown Tableland, 23°46'S 149°06'E, 1♀, 1981/04/23 – 1981/04/24, I.D. Naumann, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070440]; 3km NE of Mt. Webb, rainforest litter, 15°03'S 145°09'E, 1♀, 1980/10/01 – 1980/10/03, T. Weir, Berlesate ANIC 691 Sieved rainforest litter, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070441]; 1♀, 1981/04/30 – 1981/05/03, A. Calder & J. Feehan, Berlesate ANIC 722 rain forest litter, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070442]; Daintree Nat. Park, Cape Tribulation, 16°14.311'S 145°25.945'E, 1Ƌ, 2005/12/18 – 2005/12/19, A. R. Deans & M. Buffington, YPT, (CNCI), [CNC 471179 (wings on slide, in Fig. 40d)]; Davis Creek N. P. 10km E Mareeba, disturbed dry sclerophyl forest, 3♀, 1984/02/18, L. Masner, s.s., (CNCI), [CNC 471180, 471181, 471182]; Emmett Ck., 10 km NW Giru, 1Ƌ, 1980/05/11, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070443]; Eungella (near school), 1♀, 1980/05/09, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070444]; Gatton, potato crop, 27°34'S 152°17'E, 1♀, 1981/04/ 0 6, D-vac in potato field # 129, (QDPC); Homotype Hadronotus aquaticus Dodd, compared by V. Caleca, 1989,; Gatton, D.P.I. Research Stn., 2♀, 1981/03/09 – 1981/03/16, Malaise trap, (QDPC); Ingham, Herbert River, swamp, 21m, 1Ƌ, 1913/01/13, A.P. Dodd, sweeping grass in a swamp, (SAMA) (holotype of Hadronotus aquaticus, in slde); Julatten, Chacherty Rd., intercept trap site 12, 1♀, 1983/02/04 – 1983/02/25, A. Walford-Huggins, intercept trap, (QDPC); Kuranda, 1000m, 1♀, 1984/02/21, L. Masner, s.s., (CNCI), [CNC 471183]; Mt. Webb Nat. Pk., 1♀, 1981/04/20 – 1981/04/27, I.D. Naumann, caught in yellow tray, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070446]; Palm Cove, Malaleuca Resort, 1♀, 1989/05/12 – 1989/05/14, V. Caleca & G. Buglisi, Yellow pan trap, (UNIPA); Paluma Dam, 1♀, 1980/ 05/12 – 1980/05/13, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070447]; Peases Lookout, Eungella Nat. Pk., 1♀, 1980/05/09, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070448]; Shiptons Flat, 15°47'S 145°14'E, 1Ƌ, 1980/10/17 – 1980/10/19, J.C. Cardale, caught in Malaise trap, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070449]; Townsville, suburb garden, garden, 1Ƌ, 1988/05/21 – 1988/05/26, A.D. Austin, pan trap, (WINC); Windsor Tableland via Mt. Carbine, 1♀, 1983/12/26 – 1984/01/24, Storey & Halfpapp, MDPI FIT, (QDPC); Western Australia: "Marun" CALM Site 6/4, Prince Frederick Harbour, Closed forest and margins, 15°00'S 126°21'E, 4♀, 2Ƌ, 1988/06/06 – 1988/06/11, I.D. Naumann, Malaise, trough and pan traps, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070450, 32- 070451, 32- 070452, 32- 070453, 32- 0 70454, 32- 070455]; "The Crusher" CALM Site 9/1, 4 km S by W Mining Camp Mitchell Plateau, Closed forest litter, 14°52'S 125°50'E, 1♀, 16Ƌ, 1988/06/02 – 1988/06/06, I.D. Naumann, Berlesate ANIC 1080, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070456, 32- 070457, 32- 070458, 32- 070459, 32- 070460, 32- 070461, 32- 070462, 32- 070463, 32- 070464, 32- 0 70465, 32- 070466, 32- 070467, 32- 070468, 32- 070469, 32- 070470, 32- 070471, 32- 070472]; Lone Dingo, Mitchell Plateau, 14°35'S 125°45'E, 1♀, 1983/05/09 – 1983/05/19, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, ex pantraps, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070473]; 1♀, 1983/05/09 – 1983/05/19, I.D. Naumann & J.C. Cardale, Malaise /ethanol, (ANIC), [ANIC 32- 070474]; AFRICA: Kenya: Kiambu, Kikuyu Escarp., 2000m, 2Ƌ, 1977/11/03, Mahnert Perret, (MHNG); Lamu pres the Witu, 1♀, 1977/10/26, Mahnert Perret, (MHNG); Nairobi, Nairobi Game Park, 2♀, 1980/03/28, D. Levin, pan trap, (CNCI), [CNC 471162, 471163]; Mozambique: Maputo, 1♀, 1989/05, Angela, (MSNG), [USNMENT01223485] (holotype of D. maputanus); Reunion Is.: St. Denis, 3Ƌ, 1998/10/22 – 1998/10/30, B. Mullens, YPT, (CNCI), [CNC 471159, 471160, 471161]; Somaliya: Uebi-Shebeli: Afgòye, 2♀, 1977/04, F. Bin, Malaise Trap, (UNIPA); 1♀, 1978/05, F. Bin, Malaise Trap, (UNIPA); 1♀, 1978/06, F. Bin, Malaise Trap, (UNIPA); South Africa: Karkloof, Leopards Bush Nature Res, 19km 251 NNE Howick, 1350m, 1♀, 1998/08/29, B. L. Fisher, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P0 39156 (antenna on slide, in Figs 41e)]; Kruger Nat. Park, Skukuza, 1Ƌ, 1985/12/15 – 1985/12/18, M. Sanborne, MT, (CNCI), [CNC 471164]; Kwazulu Natal, 35km N Port Edward, 30°45'S 30°39'E, 450m, 1♀, 2009/12/28, J. Halada, YPT, (CNCI), [CNC 471165]; Kwazulu Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 1♀, 2003/12/24 – 2004/01/14, M. Mostovski, MT, (CNCI), [CNC 471166]; Kwazulu Natal, Pietermaritzburg, Hilton, 1♀, 2003/11/13 – 2003/11/23, M. Mostovski, MT, (CNCI), [CNC 471167]; Limpopo province, Magde Baskloof, 1♀, 1Ƌ, 2003/12/03, Melika, Mikò, (CNCI), [CNC 471168, 471169]; Pretoria, ARC campus, 1Ƌ, 2003/12/09, Melika, Mikò, YPT, (CNCI), [CNC 471170]; S. A. K.N. P. (Kruger Nat. Park), Satara, 1Ƌ, 1985/12/16 – 1985/12/18, M. Sanborne, mal., (CNCI), [CNC 471171]; Transvaal, 25km W Pretoria, 1♀, 1984/11/ 25 – 1984/11/29, H. & A. Howden, MT, (CNCI), [CNC 471172]; Umtamvuna Nature Reserve, Forest - Coastal, 31°03.509'S 30°10.484'E, 160m, 3♀, 2000/11/11 – 2000/11/18, S. van Noort, Pitfall Trap, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM- P 031745, P 031746, P049539]; 1♀, 2000/11/14, S. van Noort, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P 031752]; 1♀, 2000/11/15 – 2000/11/16, S. van Noort, Malaise Trap, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P 031756]; 1Ƌ, 2000/11/17, S. van Noort, Sweeping, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P0 31758 (antenna on slide, in Fig. 41f)]; 22°11.504'S 29°16.812'E Northern Prov. Nr. Den Staat, Samaria Farm by Limpopo River, 1750ft., 6♀ Ƌ, 18.xii-1999 - 31.iii.2000 FIT, TK Philips coll., (OSUC), [OSUC 222282, 222293, 222294, 223360, 223361, 223400]; 22°11.50'S 29°16.81'E Northern Prov. Samaria Farm nr Den Staat @ Limpopo River, 4♀ Ƌ, 18.xii-1999- 31.iii.2000 FIT, TK Philips coll., (OSUC), [OSUC 223398, 223399, 223401, 222201]; 25°32.459'S 28°26.762'E Gauteng Prov. Boekenhout Sand Farm, 2♀ Ƌ, 22.xii.1999 - 18.i.2000 1240m FIT TKPhilips coll., (OSUC), [OSUC 243515, 243516]; 25°40'S 28°00'E Gauteng, Magaliesburg, 5.6 km W of M17 on Hwy 513, Shoeman Farm, MT, 2♀ Ƌ, 22.i.2000, TK Philips, (OSUC), [OSUC 171591, 171590]; 31°03.509'S 30°10.484'E Kwazulu-Natal, Umtamvuna Nature Res. 160m, 1♀ Ƌ, 11-18.xi.2000 S.van Noort KW00-Y35; Yellow pan. Coastal Forest /Pondoland Coastal Plateau Sour Grassland margin, (OSUC), [OSUC 243513]; 31°03.509'S 30°10.484'E Kwazulu-Natal, Umtamvuna Nature Res., 160m, 2♀ Ƌ, 11-18.xi.2000; S. van Noort, YPT, Coastal Forest /Pondoland Coastal Plateau Sour Grassland margin, KW00- Y23, (OSUC), [OSUC 400725, 400727]; Tanzania: Mkomazi Game Reserve, foot of Maji Kununua, Combretum bushveld at base of valley, 1♀, 2Ƌ, 1996/05/12, H.G. Robertson, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P018791]; Mkomazi Game Reserve, forest above Ibaya, Forest edge - Montane, 1Ƌ, 1996/05/07, H.G. Robertson, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P018770]; Mkomazi Game Reserve, Kinondo Mtn, 1Ƌ, 1996/05/09, H.G. Robertson, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P018846]; Mkomazi Game Reserve, valley north west of Ibaya Camp, Woodland in river valley, 2♀, 3Ƌ, 1995/12/02, H.G. Robertson, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P015017]; leaf litter extraction from beneath Ficus sycomorus, 1♀, 1Ƌ, 1995/12/06, H.G. Robertson, Winkler Bag, (SAMC), [SAM-HYM-P01 5000, P015001]; Yem en: Ar Rujum, 1Ƌ, 2000/10/16 – 2000/01/15, A. van Harten, MT, (CNCI), [CNC 471173]; Zimbabwe: Harare, Chishawasha, 1Ƌ, 1980/04, A. Watsham, PT, (CNCI), [CNC 471174]; Salisbury, 1♀, 1Ƌ, 1980/12, A. Watsham, Yellow Pan Trap, (CNCI), [CNC 471192, 471193 (wings on slide, in Fig. 40b)]; Zimbabwe (Rhodesia): Harare (Salisbury), Chishawasha, 1♀, 1979/12, A. Watsham, (CNCI), [CNC 471175]; 1♀, 1980/03, A. Watsham, (CNCI), [CNC 471176]; INDIA: Uttarkhand: Garhwal (UP), près de Chamoli à 16 km de Karnaprayag, 900 mm, 2♀, 1979/10/26, I. Löbl, (MHNG); INDONESIA: Ambon Is.: 1♀, 1994/06/12 – 1994/06/22, R. G. Holmberg, (CNCI), [CNC 471184]; Curug: 1♀, 1980/02/07 – 1980/02/17, H. R. Gillespie, pan trap, (BMNH), [BMNH (E)#971571]; 2♀, 1980/12/20 – 1980/12/30, H. R. Gillespie, pan trap, (BMNH), [BMNH (E)#971572, 394579]; 3Ƌ, 1981/01/04 – 1981/01/11, H. R. Gillespie, pan trap, (BMNH), [BMNH (E)#971573, (E)#971574, 471185]; 2♀, 1981/01/11 – 1981/01/24, H. R. Gillespie, pan trap, (BMNH), [BMNH (E)#971575, (E)#971576]; 1♀, 1981/01/24 – 1981/02/12, H. R. Gillespie, pan trap, (BMNH), [BMNH (E)#971577]; 1Ƌ, 1981/07/14 – 1981/08/21, H. R. Gillespie, pan trap, (CNCI), [CNC 471186]; Java: Curug, 1♀, 1980/12/30 – 1981/01/04, H. R. Gillespie, PT, (CNCI), [CNC 471187]; Sumatra: Lac Toba, Ile de Samasir, Ambarita, 1Ƌ, 1977/04/20, T. Jaccoud, (MHNG); NEPAL: Kakani: 2070m, 2♀, 1983/08/01 – 1983/08/23, H. G. Allen, MT, Malaise Trap, (BMNH), [BMNH (E)#971578, (E)#971579]; NEW CALEDONIA: Noumea: Anse Vata, disturbed low scrub, 1♀, 1Ƌ, 1985/05/01 – 1985/05/04, A.D. Austin, pan trap, (WINC); Plateau de Dogny: 1000m, 1♀, 1973/07, P. Cochereau, (CNCI), [CNC 471177]; PHILIPPINES: Negros Oriental: Cuernos de Negros, 7km W Valencia, primany forest edge, 9°17'N 123°15'E, 700m, 2♀, 1987/07/25 – 1987/07/29, D. C. Darling, E. Mayordo, MT wit pans, (CNCI), [CNC 471188, 471189]; THAILAND: Chiang Mai: garden, 1♀, 1985/01/25 – 1985/03/10, D. Jackson, (CNCI), [CNC 471190]; Pak Chong: 1Ƌ, 1989/05/14 – 1989/05/15, G. T. Baker, YPT, (CNCI), [CNC 471191].
description: Published as part of Tortorici, Francesco, Caleca, Virgilio, Noort, Simon Van & Masner, Lubomir, 2016, Revision of Afrotropical Dyscritobaeus Perkins, 1910 (Hymenoptera: Scelionidae), pp. 1-59 in Zootaxa 4178 (1) on pages 50-53, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4178.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/261632