First Survey Of The Neotropical Species Of Microchelonus Szépligeti With Descriptions Of Twenty-Five New Species (Hymenoptera: Braconidae: Cheloninae) Author Papp, Jenő text Acta Zoologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2016 2016-08-10 62 3 217 344 http://dx.doi.org/10.17109/azh.62.3.217.2016 journal article 10.17109/AZH.62.3.217.2016 2064-2474 12626151 Microchelonus paululus ( McComb, 1968 ) (Figs 340–342) Chelonus (Microchelonus) paululus McComb, 1968: 11 (in key) and 92 (description) fm, type locality: USA , Florida , Pascocounty , MoonLake , femaleholotype (and 6 f + 3 m paratypes ) inCanadianNationalCollection, Ottawa, 1 fparatypeinHNHM (by exchange); examinedtheparatypeinHNHM. Microchelonus paululus (McComb) : ShENEfElt 1973: 895 (comb. n., literature up to 1968). PAPP 1999: 187 (in key), 2010: 166 (in key). Additional features to the original description (McComb l.c.) – f. Body 2.2–2.3 mm long. Penultimate 2–3 flagellomerescubic: aslongasbroad (cf. Fig. 336). Headindorsalview twiceasbroadaslong, eyesomewhatlongerthantemple (16:14), templerounded, vertex andocciputrugulo-substriolated (Fig. 341). Scutellum (unevento) rugulose, rugose (cf. Figs 73, 372). Hindfemur 3.1 timesaslongasbroad (cf. Fig. 403). Forewing: pterostigma wide, 2–2.2 timesaslongaswideandissuing r justdistallyfromitsmiddle, r somewhat longerthan 3–SR , 1–R1 0.6–0.7 timesaslongaspterostigma (Fig. 340). Carapaceindorsal viewlessbelly, 1.7 timesaslongasbroadaboutmedially, apicalllyrounded, areolate- rugulose (Fig. 342). Legsyellow, hindtibiadistallyfaintlybrownish. Tegulabrown. m. Similartothefemale. Body 4 mmlong. Antennawith 19 antennomeres. Penultimateflagellomere 1.3 timesaslongasbroad. Forewing: pterostigma 2.3 timesaslongas wide. Apicalforamenofcarapaceelliptic, 1.6 timesaswideashigh. Tegulayellow. Hostunknown. Distribution – USA : Florida , * Costa Rica . Taxonomic position – According to the describer M. paululus stands close to M. cushmani (McComb) (McComb l.c.). In the key to the female Microchelonus species M. paululus runs to M. cavei Papp , see couplets 127 (126) – 129 (128).