Review of Palpostilpnus Aubert (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Phygadeuontinae), with the description of ten new species Author Reshchikov, Alexey Author Santos, Bernardo F. Author Liu, Jing-Xian Author Barthélémy, Christophe text European Journal of Taxonomy 2019 2019-12-03 582 1 63 journal article 24721 10.5852/ejt.2019.582 6c09e75c-a60b-44e7-8492-0cc892b84d23 3564360 6DF295A1-1E15-454A-B122-AE4AB4553D17 Palpostilpnus rotundatus Sheng & Sun, 2013 Palpostilpnus rotundatus Sheng & Sun in Sheng, Sun, Ding & Luo, 2013: 237 . Diagnosis Body obliquely elongate. Postero-ocellar distance 1.25 times ocular-ocellar distance. Occipital carina complete. Epomia present. Epicnemial carina distinct. Propodeal carinae absent except for forming combined area and pleural carina. T1 1.8 times as long as apically broad. Wings hyaline. Material examined CHINA • ♀ ; Jiangxi Province , Quannan County ; 700 m a.s.l. ; 10 Jun. 2008 ; SIT leg.; photographs examined; GSFPM . Description COLOUR. Head black. Labrum, mandible (except for black apical tooth) and palpi pale yellow. Antenna with scape and pedicle pale yellow, flagellum basally and ventrally reddish brown, dorsally from middle length to apex fuscous. Mesosoma reddish brown. Propleuron laterally fuscous; anterior margin of pronotum, anterior upper corner of mesopleuron, and anterior margin of mesoscutum and scutellum (except for black apex) yellowish brown; mesoscutum with black marks on posterior half of median lobe and lateral lobe. Metanotum, epicnemium and anterior margin of submetapleural ridge black. Propodeum basally centrally with a black mark. T1 black, T2–T6 fuscous, basally and laterally yellowish brown, and apical margins yellow. Legs yellowish brown to reddish brown, hind tibia with base and apex fuscous, hind fifth tarsomere darkened. Remarks This species is similar to P . angkor sp. nov. but differs from the latter by having the mesoscutum densely reticulate-punctate (vs with large shallow punctures in P . angkor sp. nov. ) and the posteroocellar distance 1.25 times the ocular-ocellar distance (vs 3.4 times in P . angkor sp. nov. ). Distribution China ( Jiangxi ).