Entedonomphale sp.

Triapitsyn, Serguei V., 2005, Revision of Ceranisus and the related thrips-attacking entedonine genera (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae) of the world, African Invertebrates 46, pp. 261-315 : 288

Entedonomphale sp.

(Not included in the key)

Diagnosis: Female. Unknown.

Male. Body and appendages dark brown to black. Antenna with a 2-segmented funicle and a 3-segmented clava; forewing slightly infuscated behind and just beyond venation, longest marginal setae a little more than 1/2 width of forewing.

Habitually, this male resembles that of the North American E. nubilipennis , but relative proportions of their antennal segments seem to be slightly different. I suppose this specimen from the State of Victoria, Australia, might be an undescribed species but its poor condition (it is uncleared and badly shriveled on a slide) prevents me from making a more precise identification.

Material examined: AUSTRALIA: Victoria: 19.vii.1917, 1ơ (California State Insectary No. 3926, “ Ex. eggs of jassid”) [ UCRC] .

Hosts: Unknown.According to the label, it was obtained from eggs of a leafhopper, but that record was obviously due to a mistake.