The subfamily Cheloninae (Hymenoptera, Braconidae) from Egypt, with the description of two new species Author Edmardash, Yusuf Abd-Elaziz Author Abdel-Dayem, Mahmoud Saleh Author Gadallah, Neveen Samy text ZooKeys 2011 115 85 102 http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.115.1186 journal article http://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.115.1186 1313-2970-115-85 Chelonus (Microchelonus) blackburni Cameron, 1886 Chelonus carinatus Cameron 1881 : 599 (not Provancher, 1881). Chelonus blackburni Cameron 1886 : 242, replacement name. Chelonus cameronii Dalla Torre 1898 : 200, replacement name for carinatus Cameron.> Material. 2♀♀, Ismailia ( 30°24'16.2354"N ; 32°17'38.868"E ), 20.IV.2008 [CUC]; 1♀, El Tal el-kabeir ( 30°32'54.168"N ; 31°47'0.2754"E ), 21.IV.2008 [CUC]; 1♀, Ras El-esh ( 31°45'15.2"N ; 32°18'30.008"E ), 17.V.2010 [CUC]. Remarks. The extreme basal part of the carapace has a black bilobed (kidney-shaped) marking, but in some specimens it may be semi-circular; the hind tibia has a whitish median band which in some cases is weakly developed. Distribution. Egypt [introduced ( Shenefelt 1973 )], Australia, Fiji [introduced ( Shenefelt 1973 )], Hawaii, Kure Island, Mexico, Puerto Rico [introduced ( Shenefelt 1973 )] and USA [Texas, introduced and not established ( Shenefelt 1973 ).