New species of gall fly (Diptera: Fergusoninidae) from Eucalyptus camaldulensis (Myrtaceae) in southern Australia and its associated parasitoids and inquilines Author Taylor, Gary S. Author Hyder, Brittany K. Author Davies, Kerrie A. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-12-02 4701 5 401 416 journal article 24762 10.11646/zootaxa.4701.5.1 ff443bfb-3a36-450a-8390-d1bd6be7bdfd 1175-5326 3559353 D539AB4B-CD36-4DE0-B91B-414311F31280 Cirrospilus sp. Specimens examined. AUSTRALIA , South Australia : 1 ♀ (dried) Torrens River Linear Park , 34°55.06’S 138°35.81’E , G. Taylor & B. Hyder , 14.viii.2014 , nodular stem gall on E. camaldulensis, Em. 1–3.xi.2014 ; 1 ♀ (dried) Mt Barker , 35°05.09’S 138°51.86’E , 14.x.2014 , Em. 28.x.2014 , DNA extracted (003_COE_AD_ EC ) . Notes on biology. Species of Cirrospilus are recorded as parasitoids or hyperparasitoids of leaf miners and other concealed hosts or are associated with plant galls, especially on eucalypts ( Bouček 1988 , Reina & La Salle 2005 ). Cirrospilus was recorded from galls of F. lockharti from Eucalyptus ( Taylor et al. 1996 , Taylor et al . 2005 ) and F. turneri from Melaleuca ( Davies et al . 2001 , Goolsby et al. 2001 ). In these studies Cirrospilus was considered a primary parasitoid of Fergusonina or a facultative hyperparasitoid of gall associated Hymenoptera .