Notomeria constrictiventris ( TURNER 1912), 2011

Boni, M., 2011, Myzininae of the Old World The subtribe Braunsomeriina (Hymenoptera: Tiphiidae), Linzer biologische Beiträge 43 (1), pp. 363-380 : 378

publication ID	https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.5324590
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scientific name	Notomeria constrictiventris ( TURNER 1912)
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Notomeria constrictiventris ( TURNER 1912)

Notomeria constrictiventris ( TURNER 1912) nov. comb.

Myzine constrictiventris TURNER 1912: 701-702

Lectotypus.(here designated in order to ensure the name’ proper and consistent use). South Africa: /Willowmore, Capland 1.12.1901 Dr Brauns/, /Brauns coll. 1912-44/ / Myzine constrictiventris Type Turn / (autographic)/ /Type/ (rounded with red outer ring), BMNH!

Paralectotypi. South Africa: (1) /Willowmore, Capland 15.10.99 Dr Brauns/, / Brauns coll. 1912- 44/, BMNH; (1) / Willowmore, Capland 15.11.1901 Dr Brauns/, / Brauns coll. 1912-44/, BMNH; (1) / Willowmore, Capland Dr Brauns 1.IV.1901 / / Myzine constrictiventris / / South African Museum ex National Museum Bulawayo 1917 / SAM HYM A003171/, SAM

Braunsomeria perpunctata TURNER 1913 nov.syn.

Lectotypus (here designated in order to ensure the name’ proper and consistent use). South Africa: /Willowmore, Capland Dr Brauns/ / Braunsomeria perpunctata Type Turn. / (autographic) /Type Turn/ (red) / Braunsomeria perpunctata Type Turne / /Type Hym 0 342 Braunsomeria perpunctata Turner /, TMP!

Male. Paralectotype from SAM. Figs 38-44.

Female. Lectotype B. perpunctata . Figs 45-50.

Note. The present association is purely intuitive based on their common ascription to the tribe Braunsomeriina and consequently on a "convention ad excludendum". In the choice between B. mutilloides and B. perpunctata the identity of labels of the types benefits the latter, even though the size could advise otherwise.

The choice to design as lectotype and paralectotypes the specimens of Myzine constrictiventris at BMNH has been made because TURNER wrote "October to January", so meaning the existence of more than one typical specimen. Otherwise the typical specimen of B. perpunctata has been stated already holotype ( FITZIMONS & al. 1958: 49) and there is no reason for any change since it is really the unique recorded specimen.