Revision of the European species of Scorpioteleia (Hymenoptera: Diapriidae) Author Macek, Jan text Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae 2006 2006-11-06 46 197 210 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.5327954 0374-1036 5327954 Scorpioteleia luteipes (Kieffer, 1910) ( Figs. 4, 10 , 15, 20, 25) Miota luteipes Kieffer, 1910: 689 , ♀ , J. Miota luteipes : KIEFFER (1916) : 585 , 586. Scorpioteleia luteipes : MASNER (1964) : 130 ; JOHNSON (1992) : 107 . Type locality. Croatia , Gospić. Type material examined. Miota luteipes : HOLOTYPE : J, ‘ Croatia , Gospic, Szinna lgt., Kieffer det.’ ( HNMH ). Additional material examined. SLOVAKIA occ.: Biele Karpaty Mts. , Drietoma (7073), 10.viii.1995 , 1 spec. , Lukáš lgt .; Biele Karpaty Mts. , Chocholanská dolina (valley) (7173), 1 spec. , Lukáš lgt.SLOVAKIA centr.:Kremnické Figs. 16-20. Wing venation (costal region of fore wing). 16 – Scorpioteleia longepetiolata ( Thomson, 1859 ) ; 17 – S. nixoni sp. nov. ; 18 – S. compressa (Kieffer, 1910) ; 19 – S. cebes Nixon, 1954 ; 20 – S. luteipes Kieffer, 1910 . Scale = 0.8 mm. vrchy Mts., Badínsky prales NR (8073), 5.viii.1985 , J. Macek lgt., 1 spec. HUNGARY : Nagyvisnyó, Nagy-völgy, 8.ix.1982 , J Papp lgt., 1 spec. ALBANIA : Bizë near Shëngjergji, 1400-1500 m a.s.l., 10.-15.vii.1961 , Exp. DEI lgt., 1 spec. All J. Macek det. ( NMPC ). Diagnosis. The largest ( 5-6 mm ) of all Scorpioteleia species assigned to the compressa species group. It differs from S. compressa and S. cebes by the combination of the following characters: i) antennae of female shorter and thicker with preapical flagellomere at most twice as long as wide; ii) pubescence of antennae even, dense and very short; iii) radial cell wider; iv) petiole swollen in the middle and rugose; v) gaster stout and with pubescent ventral surface except distal part; vi) macrotergite at base with distinct medial furrow and large lateral depressions. Figs. 21-25. Male genitalia. 21 – Scorpioteleia longepetiolata ( Thomson, 1859 ) ; 22 – S. nixoni sp. nov. ; 23 – S. compressa (Kieffer, 1910) ; 24 – S. cebes Nixon, 1954 ; 25 – S. luteipes Kieffer, 1910 . Scale = 0.35 mm Variability. No apparent variation was ascertained in the material examined. Bionomics. Hosts unknown; flight period from July to September. Distribution. This species was previously known only from its type locality in Croatia (KIEF- FER 1910). It is a new species for Slovakia , Hungary and Albania . Remark. The species identity is based on the reexamination of the male type specimen preserved at HNMH. The female specimen mentioned by KIEFFER (1910) is lost.