Family
ARGIDAE |
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Zenarge turneri rabus Moore
1962: 117
Paratypes:
4 males, 6 females, Corringle State Forest, NSW, 19.x.1957, K.M. Moore
4 females, Corringle State Forest, NSW, 6.x.1960, K.M. Moore |
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Family BRACONIDAE |
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Apanteles philoeampus Cameron
1911: 342
Syntype:
Wattle Flat, NSW, 23.i.1902, W.W. Froggatt, bred from a caterpillar |
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Iphiaulax morleyi Froggatt
1916a: 566
Lectotype:
female, Uralla, NSW, 5.x.1915, W.W. Froggatt, bred from P. recurva.
[designated by Austin et al.
(1994)]
| Notes: The host is Phoracantha recurva (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae).
Froggatt
(1916a) coined the common name "The Variegated Braconid" for this species. |
1 female, Uralla, NSW, 25.ix.1915, W.W.Froggatt, Phoracanth. |
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Iphiaulax phoracanthae Froggatt
1916a: 565
Lectotype:
female, Uralla, NSW, parasite on Phoracantha recurva. [designated
by Austin et al. (1994)]
| Notes: Froggatt (1916a)
coined the common name "The Silvery Braconid" for this species. |
2 males, Uralla, NSW, 9.ix.1915, parasite on Peppermint longicorn beetle
1 unknown sex (abdomen missing), Uralla, NSW
1 unknown sex (abdomen missing), Uralla, NSW, 20.i.1916, W.W.F.
1 male, Hay, NSW, 20.i.1916, W.W.F. |
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Iphiaulax rubriceps Froggatt
1916a: 564
Lectotypes:
female, Uralla, NSW, W.W.F., on Phoracantha. [desigated by Austin
et
al. (1994)]
| Notes: Froggatt (1916a)
coined the common name "The Red-headed Braconid" for this species. |
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"Platybracon multicolor Parrott"
"Holotype":
female, Moree, NSW, 1915, W.W.F. |
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Family CHARIPIDAE |
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Hypodiranchis aphidae Froggatt
1904: 612
Lectotype:
Kenthurst, NSW, 10.v.1904, Gallard, bred from Aphis on cabbage
Paralectotype:
same data as lectotype.
| Notes: These two specimen were recognised as holotype and paratype
by Carver (1992: 772). This was
based on an interpretation of "type" and "co-type" labels attached to the
specimens, presumably by Froggatt, as being holotype and paratype. However
Froggatt
(1904: 612) did not designate holotype and paratype and the two specimens
must therefore be regarded as being established as syntypes by Froggatt.
Carver's
(1992) recognition of a holotype and paratype is here taken to constitute
a lectotype designation (ICZN 1999:
Art.74.5). The original description of this species is on page 612, not
page 603 as given by Carver (1992). |
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Family CHRYSIDIDAE |
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Primeuchroeus gressitti Bohart
1988: 27
Paratype:
female, 10km NE of Bulahdelah, NSW, 16.iii.1981, B.J. Loudon |
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Primeuchroeus ugua Bohart
1988: 25
Paratypes:
1 female, Condamine, Qld, 30.iii.1937, N. Geary
1 female, Middle Pkt, NSW, 9.?.1931, Chadwick
| Note: This locality is unknown to us and the pin passes directly
through the month of collection, obliterating it completely. Chadwick is
known to have collected at Middle Cove, a suburb of Sydney, and this might
refer to this locality. |
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Family DIAPRIIDAE |
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Hemilexomyia abrupta Dodd
1920: 443
1 female (lacking abdomen), Moree, NSW, J.L. Froggatt, bred from pupae
of C. villosus.
| Notes: C. villosus is given by Dodd
(1920) as Calliphora (Neopollinosa) villosa R.D. |
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Family ENCYRTIDAE |
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Paraceraptrocera calidus Annecke
1967: 141
Paratypes:
2 males, 2 females (mounted together in gelatine vial), South Africa,
Pretoria, Tvl, xi.1865, D.P. Annecke, ex Gascardia sinoiae, on Jacaranda,
T 2044. |
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Family EUCHARITIDAE |
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Propsilogaster alcicornis Boucek
1988: 524
Holotype:
male, Jerilderie, NSW, 26.i.1979, J.K. McGechan, rotating trap.
| Notes: The locality was mispelled as Jerlderie in the original
publication. The rotating trap consisted of two conical nets (ca 20cm diameter)
attached facing opposite directions on a long pole which was attached to
a vertical spindle. The spindle was rotated, using an electrical motor,
so that the nets circulated at a constant speed day and night in the horizontal
plane at a height of about 1.5m above ground level. The nets were emptied
once a day and the collected material sorted. The sampling program run
by John McGechan at Jerilderie (at the McCaughey Memorial Institute) was
designed to monitor aphid flight activity associated with lettuce necrotic
yellows phytoplasma but a range of other interesting material, including
this specimen, was also caught by the trap. |
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Family EULOPHIDAE |
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| Euplectus howardi Olliff
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Family FORMICIDAE |
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| Myrmecia brevinoda Forel
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| Myrmecia pulchra Clark
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Family HALICTIDAE |
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Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) litovillum Walker
1995: 159
Paratypes:
2 females, Dawsons Spring, 30o17'S 150o10'E,
Mt Kaputar National Park, NSW, 1420m, 30.xi-10.xii.1987, G.R. Brown, trigger
plant pollinator (Stylidium sp, Stylidiaceae)
1 female, Lindsay Tops, 30o17'S 150o11'E, Mt
Kaputar National Park, NSW, 1420m, 5.xii.1987, G.R. Brown, eucalypt forest
and heath
1 female, nr Euglah Cave, 30o18'S 150o09'E, Mt
Kaputar National Park, NSW, 1120m, 7.xii.1987, G.R. Brown, eucalypt forest |
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Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) speculatum Walker
1995: 221
Paratype:
1 female, Minnamurra Falls, NSW, 12.xii.1965, C.E. Chadwick, on flowers
of Backhousia myrtifolia (Myrtaceae) |
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Family ICHNEUMONIDAE |
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Limnerium bombycivorum Cameron
1911: 335
Paratype:
1, Tasmania, A. Morton, parasite on Bombix [sic.] larva |
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Neonotus chadwickii Parrott
1955: 230
Holotype:
female, Middlecove Point, New South Wales, 1952, C.E. Chadwick, Mc.225,
PP 834 885
Notes: Parrott (1955) provides an interpretation of the coded
data label. The type series was bred from galls of the beetle Ethon
affine L. & G. (Buprestidae) on Pultenaea stipularis Sm.
(Fabaceae). The holotype emerged 20.iii.1952.
Middlecove is a suburb of Sydney. |
1 male (labelled allotype), same data as holotype, HC343, pinned 21.x.1952,
P.1093
| Notes: Parrott (1955) states that this specimen emerged 13.x.1952. |
| Notes: Parrott (1955) states that this specimen emerged ix.1952
and is damaged. The specimen is a mounted thorax lacking all appendages
with the abdomen mounted on a separate card. |
| Notes: Parrot (1955) states that this specimen was found dead
in the gall and is damaged. The specimen is actually whole but somewhat
distorted. |
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"Netelia rugulosa Parrott"
"Paratypes":
1 female, Sydney, 10.vii.1947, C.E. Chadwick
1 female, Mt Tambourine, Qld, 1.ii.1917
| Notes: This species name is not included in Townes,
et
al. (1961) and is presumed not to have been validated by publication. |
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Philopsyche pilosella Cameron
1911: 337
Syntype:
1, Mittagong, NSW, 4.i.1900
| Notes: The head and abdomen are missing from this specimen. |
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Temelucha nivalis Kerrich
1959: 55
Holotype:
female, Mt Kosciusko, NSW, ?.?.1948, C.E. Chadwick, found dead on 6.x.1948,
among cases collected ii.1948.
Paratypes:
1 male, Mt Kosciusko, NSW, 19.iii.1948, C.E. Chadwick, ex Plutorectis
1 male (lacking abdomen), Mt Kosciusko, NSW, 1952, C.E. Chadwick |
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Hymenobosmina verimaculata Cameron
1911: 336
Paratype:
1 female, Medowie, NSW, 6.iv.1900, parasite on case moth |
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Family PROCTOTRUPIDAE |
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Proctotrupes syagrii Riek
1955: ??
Holotype:
female, Helensburgh, NSW, vii.1931, fr fern weevil material
Paratypes:
3 males (one labelled Allotype), 3 females, same data as holotype
| Notes: The holotype and the "allotype" are lacking a head. The
other paratypes are intact. |
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Family PTEROMALIDAE |
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| Keriana longicollis Boucek
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| Perilampella acaciaediscoloris Froggatt
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Family SCELIONIDAE |
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| Telenomus diemenensis Dodd
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Family SPHECIDAE |
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| Bembecines turneri Froggatt
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Family TIPHIIDAE |
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Hemithynnus bituberculatus Brown
1982: 172
Paratypes:
2 male, 1 female, Mt Gambier, 1941, J.S. Womersley
| Notes: These three paratypes, deposited in ASCU by Brown
(1982), are missing. |
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Hemithynnus grytpypus Brown
1982: 169
Holotype:
male, Graman, NSW, 16.x.1958, T.V. Bourke
Paratypes:
1 male, Auburn Vale, NSW, 27.iii.1958m T.V. Bourke
14 males, Graman, NSW, 2.xi.1958, 16.x.1959 (5, one with abdomen missing,
one with abdomen in attached vial), 19.x.1959 (5), 21.x.1959 (with abdomen
mounted separately), 23.x.1959, 30.xii.1959, P.G. Regan
15 females, Graman, NSW, 18.vii.1959 (2), 13.viii.1959 (4, one with
abdomen and mesothorax missing),26.viii.1959 (4), 2.x.1959, 16.x.1959 (2),
19.x.1959 (abdomen missing), 21.x.1959, P.G. Regan
37 males, Graman, NSW, 16.x.1958 (3), 17.x.1958, 22.x.1958 (4, one with
apex of abdomen missing), 23.x.1958 (4), 24.x.1958 (6, 1 with abdomen missing),
12.i.1959, 18.i.1959, 19.i.1959, 6.iv.1959 (6), 12.iv.1959, 26.iv.1959
(2), 20.x.1959 (with genitalia in attached vial), 4.iii.1960 (3), 18.iii.1960,
27.x.1960 (2), T.V. Bourke
8 females, as above, 16.x.1958, 18.i.1959, 12.iv.1959 (3), 15.iv.1959
(2), 9.iii.1960
1 male, Graman, NSW, 29.i.1960, J.F. Bourke
1 female, Kelvin, NSW, 30.i.1960, T.V. Bourke
1 male, Moomin Creek, 50km SW of Moree, NSW, 20.vii.1979, M.McMillan,
wasp found in association with scarab larval damage to wheat
| Note: The collector's name was misspelled as McMillen by Brown
(1982). |
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Hemithynnus tindalei Brown
1982: 173
Paratypes:
1 male, 1 female, Drik Drik, Victoria, 5.xi.1950, B. Given
| Notes: These two paratypes, deposited in ASCU by Brown
(1982), are missing. |
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Pentazeleboria janeta Brown
1983: 63
Paratypes:
1 male, 1 female, Cheltenham, 9.ix.1950
1 male, Thirlmere, NSW, 23.xi.1969, G.R. Brown
1 male, Prison Farm, Glen Innes, vii.1969-xii.1970, Col.? Donated.
| Note: This last specimen does not match the published dates
of collection, despite bearing a paratype label matching those on the other
paratypes. The label says "July, 1969 - Dec, 1970" but the original publications
says "viii.1969-xii.1970". It is probable that this is a transcription
error. Two paratypes were designated from this locality and neither was
deposited in ASCU. One is supposedly in BMNH and the other in ANIC. |
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Family TORYMIDAE |
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| Bootanellus nonvitta Girault
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| Megastigmus acaciae Noble
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| Megastigmus brachychitoni Froggatt
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Family TRIGONALYIDAE |
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| Taenogonalos chadwicki Riek
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