The case of Holopyga gogorzae Trautmann, 1926 and revision of the H. miranda group (Hymenoptera, Chrysididae) Author Rosa, Paolo Author Pavesi, Maurizio text Natural History Sciences 2020 2020-11-18 7 2 39 56 http://dx.doi.org/10.4081/nhs.2020.474 journal article 10.4081/nhs.2020.474 2385-0922 12753933 Holopyga enslini Linsenmaier, 1959 ( Figs. 4E , 8 A-F) Holopyga enslini Linsenmaier, 1959: 27 . Holotype ♂ ; Turkey : Ulu Kizlar ( NMLU ). Specimens examined. Turkey . Niğde : ♂ holotype , Ulu Kizlar [= Ulukışla ], 5.vii.1952 , leg. Seidenstücker. Ağrı : 1♂ , Ağrı env., 27.vi.1993 , leg. K. Deneš. Israel . Southern District : 1♂ , Beersheba , 10.v., leg. Bytinski- Salz , paratype ; 1♀ , Nahal Nafha , 29.iv.1959 , leg. J. Wahrman. All specimens housed at NMLU. Distribution. Israel , Turkey ( Linsenmaier, 1959 ). Remarks. Holopyga enslini differs from the West Mediterranean species of the H. miranda group by the ventrally metallic red, instead of black or blackish, mesosoma. It is related to H. lucens Rosa, 2018 , described from Central Asia, yet with blackish, almost without reflections, coxae, trochanters and femora (vs. shining metallic green in H. lucens ). Moreover, it differs from H. lucens by the shape of the head in dorsal view, larger than pronotum, with posterior edge distinctly concave, and posterolateral angles sharply projecting rearwards (vs. as large as pronotum, with posterior edge almost straight, and posterolateral angles not projecting); head and mesosoma punctation denser to confluent, without shining intervals (vs. scattered, with polished, shining intervals); and unmodified, fully micropunctate and ventrally angulate lower mesopleuron (vs. enlarged, carinate, ventrally polished and rounded).