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the same page as N. flaviventris. In typicalfashion he did not change the labels. TheQM Card 2 specimen is therefore a secondfemale from the type-locality which helabelled as Necremnoides flaviventris beforedeciding to place the species inNotanisomorphomyia and again he omittedto change his labels. It is difficult tounderstand why he should have labelledboth specimens as his "Type", but it maybe because of the condition of the originalspecimen.

FLAVOBASALIS APLASTOMORPHA (?) Girault andDodd (in Girault, 1915).

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 315 + footnote - sp.nov. + description : 331-underEurydinoteloides flavibasalis Girault.

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping in ajungle pocket, January 17, 1913 (A.P.Dodd). Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland.Type Hy 2765, Queensland Museum, theabove specimen on a tag, the head andcaudal leg on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head, leftfore wing and at least I leg. "TYPE","Aplastomorpha flavobasalis Dodd, type[DM".Slide - 4 coverslip fragments, 1 is empty,the others contain the head (antennaeattached, 1 mandible separated) 1 foldedfore wing and 1 leg all from the Holotype."TYPE, Hy/2765, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Aplastomorphaflavobasalis D., '=". On the last label allexcept "Queensland Museum." are in ahand similar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: The labels incorrectly give theauthor as Dodd instead of Girault andDodd.

FLA VOBASALIS APROSTOCETUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 223-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping injungle, May 20, 1913 (A.P. Dodd).Kuranda, Queensland. Type Hy 2559,Queensland Museum, the specimen on atag, the head on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head andright wings; scutellum damaged. "TYPE","Aprostocetus flavobasalis Gir., Type[GH]".

Slide - 3 coverslip fragments; the 1 closestthe "TYPE" label contains the Holotypehead of Aprostocetus flavobasalis in 2pieces (1 antenna and the pedicel +flagellum of the other separated); theremaining 2 coverslip fragments contain 2heads and I fore wing from an undescribedspecies of Ootetrastichus. "TYPE,Hy/2559, A.A. Girault", "QueenslandMuseum. Aprostocetus flavobasalis Gir. 4".On the last label all except "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's. On the reverse of the slide is alabel, "Ootetr. christi [CHEIRONYM] Gir.,Types, [GM".

FLAVUS APROSTOCETUS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 2I2-sp. nov. +

description : 216-spp. keyPUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping onthe forest downs, July 14, 1912.Hughenden, Queensland. Type Hy 1776,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a tag, the head on a slide.QM: Card - only the legs of the Holotype

remain on the card. "TYPE","Aprostocetus flavus Gir.,^type [GH]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing theHolotype head (antennae attached, 1incomplete). "TYPE, Hy/1776, A.A.Girault", "Queensland Museum.Aprostocetus flavus 2". On the last labelall except "Queensland Museum." are in ahand similar to Mrs Girault's.

FLAVUS EPENTASTICHUS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 243-as a comb. nov.

from Quadrastich odes flavus anunpublished combination; sp.description.

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 253-Epentastichusflavella sp. nov. + description forQuadrastichodes flavus andEpentastichus flavus both of whichGirault regarded as nomina nuda.

PUBL. DATA: 1913 - Hughenden,Queensland. Forest-downs. Type Hy 1850,Queensland Museum. 1915 - The type is ahead on a slide. The type female wascaptured on forest downs, July 14, 1912.QM: Slide - 1 almost complete coverslip,cracked and a piece missing, containing thehead (in 2 pieces minus antennae), 1 tibia+ tarsus and 1 tarsus all (?) from the

DAHMS: GIRAULT TYPES OF AUSTRALIAN HYMENOPTERA: III^619

Holotype. "TYPE, Hy/1850, A.A.Girault", "Syntomosphyrum [OH]Queensland Museum. Epentastichus flavus,". On the last label all after "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places this species inSyntomosphyrum hence his annotation onthe slide label. I was unable to locate thecard-mounted body of the Holotype underany of the possible generic and specificnames. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "The type tag was not reseenbut some annotations upon what remainedof the type were made..." which indicatesthat it was missing at that point in time.The combination Quadrastichodes flavuswas never formalised in the literaturetherefore Epentastichus flavus is not a newcombination. Contrary to what Giraultbelieved, Epentastichus flavus is a valid,available, nominal species and was made soby the 1913 description. His action inproposing the new name Epentastichusflavella for it is therefore invalid. In sayingthis I am assuming that no homonymy isinvolved with the same name by anotherauthor. Girault's literature and hisunpublished manuscript give no indicationthat the name change was prompted byhomonymy.

FLA VUS EPOMPHALOIDES Girault, 1913.1913, Arch. Naturgesch. 79, Abt.A., H.6:

49-sp. nov. + description.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 240-sp. description

250-gen. key 4 - .1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 251-sp. description;

type data.PUBL. DATA: A single female, sweepinggrass and foliage in the forest, May 3,1913. Nelson [= Gordonvale] (Cairns),Qsld. Type [Hy.1842] Qsld. Mus., theabove specimen on a slide.QM: Slide - I complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype with headseparated. "Queensland Museum. TYPE,Hy/1513, _s", "Epomphaloides flavus Gir.,type 4' [GI-1]".NOTES: Hy.1513 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

FLA VUS NEOTETRASTICHODES Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 228-sp. description

250-gen. key 44 as Neotetrastichoides.1913, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) 11:

44-sp. nov. + description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 234-type

measurements and data.PUBL. DATA: A single pair, sweepinggrass in a forest at Nelson [= Gordonvale](Cairns), N.Q., April 30, 1912. Types[Hy.1814] Queensland Museum, the abovespecimens together on a slide.QM: Slide - I complete coverslipcontaining 1 Syntype d and 1 Syntypeboth squashed with parts separated."Queensland Museum. TYPE, Hy/1503,d 4", "Neotetrastichodes flavus Girault,S4 types [GH]".NOTES: Hy. 1503 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Syntypesof this species and is reserved for the male.Both 1913 papers issued in December ofthat year. As a standard I am adopting theBull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) paper asthe reference for this nominal species. Itwas undoubtedly written first.

FLA VUS QUA DRASTICHODESSee FLA VUS EPENTASTICHUS

FLA VUS SPILOMEGASTIGMUS Girault, 1914.1914, Ent. News 25: 25-sp. nov. +

description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 306-type-species of

Paramegastigmus sub. gen. nov., sp.description.

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping in aforest, April 1, 1913 (A.P. Dodd). Nelson[= Gordonvale] (Cairns), Queensland.Type [Hy.3349], Queensland Museum, theabove specimen on a tag and the head inxylol-balsam on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype (remounted)minus head, metasoma and all but 1 forewing which is separated; 1 leg alsoseparated. "Spilomegastigmus flavusGirault, Type^[GM".Slide - 3 coverslip fragments; 1 is cracked(part missing) and contains 1 fore wingfrom the Holotype of Spilomegastigmusflavus (without coverslip); the largestcontains the head (antennae attached) fromthe Holotype of Spilomegastigmus flavus;the third contains parts of


Paramegastigmus immaculaticorpusGirault. "Queensland Museum. TYPE,5039, Hy/1492, 5040, 4", "Hy/1492","Spilomegastigmus flavus Girault, 4 type[OH] 5039", "immaculaticorpus, 9 typewings [OH] 5040". The last 2 labels havearrows directed at the relevant coverslipfragments.NOTES: Hy.1492 and T.5039 are duplicateQueensland Museum register numbers forthe Holotype of this species and have beencancelled.

FLAVUS TRICHAPOROIDES Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 216-Trichaporoides

Girault (1913) a junior synonym ofOotetrastichus Perkins (1906) : 217- sp.description : 222-spp. key

1913, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.)11:45-sp. nov. + description.

PUBL. DATA: A single female, Babinda,Q., October 28, 1911, sweeping foliagebelow a clearing at foot of mountain(jungle). Type [Hy.1788], QueenslandMuseum, the above female on a slide.QM: Slide - 1 almost complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype 9 intact."Queensland Museum. TYPE, Hy/1504,", "Trichaporoides flavus Girault, 4 type

NOTES: Both papers issued in December1913. The Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.)was without doubt written first and as astandard I am adopting it as the referencefor this nominal genus and species.Hy.1504 is a duplicate Queensland Museumregister number for the Holotype of thisspecies and has been cancelled.

FLINDERSIAE SYSTASIS Girault, 1934.1934, "Miridae et Hymenoptera nova

Australiensis." (Girault : Brisbane) (24May 1934) : 3[310]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: 4 females, Brisbane, Sep.,A.R. Brimblecombe. From galls onFlindersia. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "There were two males withthe four female types which were rearedfrom galled growing tips of Flindersiaaustralia, Sep. 5, 1933".QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 2 Syntype 9 9 in good conditionand 1 Syntype 9 minus head and right

wings. "Systasis flindersiae Gir., d YTypes[OH]".Card 2 - 1 Syntype 9 minus head and somelegs; some separated legs and leg fragmentsplus 1 glue spot. "Systasis flindersiae Gir.,Types d9 [G1-1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1fragmented head with antennae attached, 3half heads each with an antenna attached, 1fore wing and 4 legs; a half coverslipcontaining a broken head (1 antennaattached, the other separated) and 1 pair ofwings all from the Syntypes. "Systasisflindersiae Gir., Types, d9 [OH] Ent. Div.Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".DPIQ: 2 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - 15 99 ,2 S intact. "Systasisflindersiae Gir., d9 [G1-1]" and on thereverse, "Brisbane (Petrie), Sep., 1933[GM".Card 2 - 19 99 intact. "Systasis flindersiaeGir., 9 [GM" and on the reverse, "Petrie,Q., Sep., 1933 [OH]".NOTES: Girault's description does notmention which sex or sexes he wasdescribing, but his PUBL. DATA specifiesfour females. Girault frequently selected ashis types only some of the specimensavailable when describing a taxon. In hisunpublished manuscript he mentions twomales with the four females bred outtogether and his labels on these specimensclearly say "d 4 Types". I therefore regardall of the QM specimens as the remains ofhis Syntypes. The specimens in DPIQappear to have Syntype-status since theyhave data matching the PUBL. DATA forthis species. However, they are notmentioned in his unpublished manuscriptand from this I assume that the DPIQspecimens were not available to him at thetime of the description. The QueenslandMuseum register numbers for the Syntypesof this species are T.8892-8895.

FLORIOLA ISOPLATA (?) Dodd and Girault (inGirault, 1915).

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 322-sp. nov. +description.

PUBL. DATA: Three females in thecollection of the Queensland Museum,labelled "From flowers of Baeckea, April22, 1913, H. Hacker." Brisbane,Queensland. Type Hy 2780, Queensland

DAHMS: GI RAULT TYPES OF AUSTRALIAN HYMENOPTERA: III^621

Museum, the above specimens on a tag,two heads on a slide.QM: Card - 3 Syntype 9 mesosomas minuswings and most legs; 3 separated Syntype 9

metasomas. "TYPE", "Isoplata floriola D.and Gir., Types 9 [GFI]".Slide - 2 coverslip fragments each with afragmented head and separated antennalparts (none intact) from the Syntypes."TYPE, Hy/2780, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Isoplata floriolaDodd & Gir.". On the last label "Isoplatafloriola 9" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's and Girault has added "Dodd &Gir.". The published label data no longerexists.

FLORIS DIAULOMYIA Girault, 1922.1922, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 10: 102-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Wynnum, forest, April 25,26, 1921. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "The types were twofemales".QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 2 slidesas follows:Card 1 - 2 Syntype 29; 1 minus head, partof mesosoma, part of hind legs and leftpair of wings, the other minus head (partof 1 antenna remains glued to the card)."Diaulomyia floris Gir., 9 type [GFI]".Slide 1 - 3 coverslip fragments; the outer,furthest from the label, contains parts ofthe Holotype of Diaulomyia arborisGirault, the middle coverslip fragmentcontains a fragmented head (antennaeattached), 1 fore wing and 2 tibiae + tarsiall from the first Syntype above ofDiaulomyia floris; the inner coverslipfragment contains 2 unidentifiedchalcidoids. "Diaulomyiia [= Diaulomyia]floris Girault (outer) arboris Girault, Type

[GFI]".Card 2 - 1 2 minus right hind tarsus."Diaulomyiia [= Diaulomyia] floris Gir.,

[GM" and on the reverse, "Kingston,forest, A.A. Girault [GM".Slide 2 - This contains no specimens ofDiaulomyia but is labelled as doing so. SeeNOTES with Diaulomyia arboris.NMV: Slide - I complete coverslipcontaining a squashed head, 1 separatedantenna, 1 fore wing and 1 tibia + tarsus."Eltham, Vic., F.E. Wilson", "Diaulomyiafloris Girault, 9 [GFI]".

NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumbers for the Syntypes of this species areT.8896 and T.8897.

FLOSCULUS GONATOCERUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 160-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, in forest,Tweed River, May 4, 1914 (A.P. Dodd).Tweed Heads, New South Wales. Type Hy2457, Queensland Museum, the specimenon a slide with male type of haeckeli.QM: Slide - 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining the Holotype 9 of Gonatocerusflosculus, minus 1 antenna and withvarious parts separated; 1 completecoverslip containing 1^Gonatocerushaeckeli Girault. "TYPE, Hy/2457, 1038,A.A. Girault", "Q. Museum. Gonatocerusflosculus, G. 9 2457, 3675", "Q. Museum.Gonatocerus haeckeli, G. 5 1038". On thelast 2 labels all except "Q. Museum. 3675"and "Q. Museum." are in a hand similarto Mrs Girault's.NOTES: 1.3675 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

FOERSTERI ACHRYSOCHARIS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 165-sp. nov. +

description; spp. key.PUBL. DATA: Two females, April 26,1913 among undergrowth and June 29,1913, by sweeping herbage respectively(Hacker). Brisbane, Queensland. Type Hy1682, Queensland Museum, one of theabove specimens on a slide to itself.QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 cracked, complete coverslipcontaining the fragmented Holotype 9."TYPE, Hy/1682, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Achrysocharisfoersteri 9". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's. Girault hascrossed out an "s" to correct the specificname to "foersteri" and added "Type".Slide 2 (cracked and mended below withpaper) - 1 complete coverslip containing afragmented Paratype 2 (in better conditionthan the Holotype) of Achrysocharisfoersteri and an unidentified chalcidoid."TYPE, Hy/1682, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Achrysocharis


foersteri 9". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's and Girault hasadded "Cotype".NOTES: It is clear from the PUBL. DATAand from Girault's annotations on the slidelabels that the specimen on Slide 1 is theHolotype. The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Paratype of this species isT.8898.

FOERSTERI EPIDINOCARSIS Girault, 1915.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

FOLSOMI EUPELMUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 7-sp. nov. +

description : 18-spp. key 94.

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingLeptospermum, April 16, 1913 (H.Hacker). Brisbane, Queensland. Type Hy2842, Queensland Museum, the specimenon a slide. Another female, sweepingEucalyptus, April 16, 1913, same place.QM: Slide - 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining the Holotype 9 intact; 1complete coverslip containing 1 2 ofEupelmus scudderi Girault. "TYPE,Hy/2857, 2842, A.A. Girault", "Q.Museum. 2857, Eupelmus folsomi 4330,scudderi, 9 2842, 4332". On the last labelall except "Q. Museum. 4330, 4332" are ina hand similar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: In the absence of the secondfemale I am accepting the remaining femaleas the Holotype. T.4330 is a duplicateQueensland Museum register number forthe Holotype of this species and in theabsence of the Paratype it has beencancelled.

FORMOSUS ELASMUS Girault, 1912.1912, Mem. Qd Mus. 1: 179-sp. nov. +

description : 188-spp. key S S and 99.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 179-occurrence after

Euryischomyia saintpierrei Girault.PUBL. DATA: A single female, the sameplace and date as was insularis. [DoubleIsland off the coast, near Cairns, December25, 1911. Nelson = Gordonvale, May 10,1912.1 Girault gives the habitat for E.formosus as Double Island and Nelson [=Gordonvale]. Type Hy/1079, QueenslandMuseum, the above female mounted on acardpoint or tag. On October 9, 1912 a

second 9, sweeping, forest, Nelson [=Gordonvale], N.Q. In his correspondencewith the Queensland Museum dated August7, 1912 Girault says, "(4) Elasmusformosus n.sp. 14, tag, Double Island,N.Q., XII.25.1911". Girault borrowedsome types of Elasmus for re-examinationin 1918 and in his list returned to theQueensland Museum (Nov. 20, 1918) hestates that the type of Elasmus form osusnow consists of a slide plus a tag.QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head andleft hind wing; metasoma, left fore wingand some legs separated. "3970","Hy/1079", "HOLOTYPE", "Elasmusformosus Gir., 9 type [GE]".Slide - 3 coverslip fragments containingparts of species indicated by arrows on thelabels. One coverslip fragment contains thehead (minus antennae except for 1 scapeattached) from the Holotype of Elasmusformosus. " E. quingilliensis, E. formosus[GH] 3989, Queensland Museum. TYPES,3970, Hy/1076. Loc: Babinda, Q.","Elasmus serenus, 9 head, Type E.formosus [GH] Hy/1076, 3990".

NOTES: Riek (1966) incorrectly gives thedate for the Holotype as May 6, 1912. Inthe absence of the second female I amaccepting the remaining specimen as theHolotype from Double Island. T.3970 is aduplicate Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this speciesand in the absence of the second femalefrom Gordonvale has been cancelled.

FRANKLIN! POLYNEMA Girault, 1913.1913, Arch. Naturgesch. 79, Abt.A., H.6:


126-spp. key S S and1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 166-compared with

Polynema rousseaui Girault.PUBL. DATA: A female, Mr Alan P.Dodd, Kuranda, North Queensland,sweeping jungle, May 18, 1913. Type[Hy.1583] Queensland Museum, the abovespecimen with the type of rousseaui on aslide.QM: Slide - 1 complete, circular coverslipcontaining the intact Holotype 9 ofPolynema frank/ii; 1 cracked, squarecoverslip containing the Holotype 9 ofPolynema rousseaui Girault. "TYPE,


Hy/1582, 1583", "Queensland Museum.1582, Polynema rousseaui, G. 3605, P.frank/ii, G., 158, 3601". On the last labelall except "Queensland Museum. 3605,3601 [faded]" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's and the number 1583 is notcompleted.NOTES: T.3601 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled. Toidentify the specimens I have used theadditional characters given by New (1976).

FRATER NEOTRICHOPOROIDES Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 252-sp. nov. +

description; generic name speltNeotrichaporoides.

PUBL. DATA: One female, in forest, May15, 1914 (A.P. Dodd). Chindera (TweedRiver), New South Wales. Type Hy 2633,Queensland Museum, the specimen on atag; head on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head andleft wings; some legs separated. It appearsthat the Holotype was dislodged andremounted upside down to one side of itsoriginal positon. "TYPE","Neotrichoporoides frater Gir., Type[G1-1]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing theHolotype head in 2 pieces, each with anantenna attached. "Type, Hy/2633, A.A.Girault", "Queensland Museum.Neotrichaporoides [= Neotrichoporoides]frater, Gir. 4"• On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.

FRATER OMPHALOMORPHA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 193-sp. nov. +

description.1916, Mem. Qd Mus. 5: 214-additional

specimens, both sexes.1917, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 5: 152-

Omphalomorpha Girault (1913) ajunior synonym of Euderus Haliday(1843).

PUBL. DATA: One female in forest.Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy2497, Queensland Museum, the female on atag, head on a slide.QM: Slide - 2 coverslip fragmentscontaining the Holotype head in 2 pieces (1antenna attached, the other separated under

the second coverslip fragment); 1 completecoverslip containing the body of theHolotype with 1 leg separated. "TYPE,Hy/2497, A.A. Girault", "QueenslandMuseum. Omphalomorpha frater Gir.On the last label all except "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.NOTES: It appears that Girault remountedthe Holotype body onto the slide during re-examination of the specimen. Theadditional specimens recorded in 1915 werenot located.

FRATER PACHYTOMOIDES Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 294-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, in forest onsand-ridges near coast, May 8, 1913 (A.P.Dodd). Chindera (Tweed River), NewSouth Wales. Type Hy 3323, QueenslandMuseum, the specimen on a tag; flagellumand 1 caudal femur on a slide.QM: 3 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - Holotype minus antennae andboth hind legs except coxae."Pachytomoides frater Gir., Type[G+1]".Slide - 2 coverslip fragments containing 2antennae minus scapes and 1 hind femur(out from under a coverslip fragment) allfrom the Holotype. "TYPE, Hy/3323,A.A. Girault", "Queensland Museum.Pachytomoides frater 5086". On the lastlabel all except "Queensland Museum.5086" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Card 2 - 1 metasoma and 2 legs."Pachytomoides frater Gir., Paratype[GM" and on the reverse, "Mt. Cootha[ = Coot-tha], 111.18.1929. Forest grass.[OH] 5086".Card 3 - 2 1 4, 1 minus left antennal club,1 minus 1 antennal flagellum, the otherseparated. "Bred from eggs of mantis,Croyden, 28.3.09", "Sydney","Pachytomoides frater Girault, I [GM".NOTES: The remains of the specimen onCard 2 have no type-status since their datawere not mentioned with the originaldescription. T.5086 is a duplicateQueensland Museum register number forthe Holotype of this species and has beencancelled.


FRA TER PERILAMPUS Girault, 1922.1922, "The true remedy for head lice.

Dedication of a new animal to thequality of majesty and so forth."(Girault : Brisbane) (20 November1922) : 1[166]-sp. nov. + description.

PUBL. DATA: Brisbane, September 25,1919. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "The type was collected byHenry Hacker".QM: 2 stages on separate pins and 1 slideas follows:Stage 1 - Holotype minus head and leftwings. "Brisbane, H. Hacker, 25.9.19","HOLOTYPE", "4721", "Perilampusfrater Gir., Type [GH]", "Perilampuscairnsensis. Gir. E.F. Riek. Det. 1950".Slide - 2 coverslip fragments; the inner,closest the label contains the fragmentedhead, part of which is out from under thecoverslip fragment (both antennaeseparated, 1 in 2 pieces, its flagellum outfrom under the coverslip fragment) and Ipair of wings all from the Holotype ofPerilampus frater; the outer coverslipfragment contains parts from the Holotypeof Perilampus cairnsensis. "Perilampus : 1.cairnsensis (outer) 2. frater Girault types[OH] 4716, 4716, 4721".Stage 2 - 1 minus antennae; headseparated, fragmented. "G. H. Hardy,Triabunna, 27.12.15/4", "Perilampusfrater Girault, Paratypes^[GH]".NMV: 2 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - 1 with head (fragmented) andlegs separated. "Eltham, V., F.E. Wilson,10.xi.28", "F.E. Wilson Collection","Perilampus frater Girault,^[GH]".Card 2 - 1 minus some tarsal segmentslabelled as Card 1.NOTES: The specimen on QM Stage 2 hasno type-status since its data are notmentioned with the original description.Girault's label with this specimen says"Paratypes" and from his unpublishedmanuscript it appears that there were twofemales from Triabunna, Tasmania ofwhich only one remains. The QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species is T.4721.

FRATER POLYNEMA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 124-sp. nov. +

description : 127-spp. key d d

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 166-type data.PUBL. DATA: 1913 - One male, sweepinggrass and sedges in a boggy meadowinhabited by Pandanus, July 17, 1912. Onespecimen [4] in the forest at Nelson [=Gordonvale], August 12, 1913 (A.P.Dodd). Ingham and Nelson [=Gordonvale], Queensland. Type Hy/1592,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a slide with a female of P. pax Girault;a female with the type of zolai. 1915 - Thetype is a male, the type locality Ingham,Queensland.QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 coverslip fragment containingthe Holotype d of Polynema frater, head(minus antennae) and some wingsseparated; 1 almost complete coverslipcontaining a Polynema silvae Girault(previously identified as Polynema paxGirault). "Type, Hy/1580, 1592, A.A.Girault". This label has Hy/1580 crossedout in pencil. "Queensland Museum. 3633,Polynema silvae 3633, P. frater d 3732".On the last label all except "QueenslandMuseum. 3633, 3633, 3732, d" are in ahand similar to Mrs Girault's. Girault hascrossed out "pax", substituting "silvae"and "V' substituting "d" with a lineassociating the male sex sign with "frater"Slide 2 - 1 cracked coverslip fragmentcontaining the Paratype of Polynemafrater with head, 1 antenna, some wingsand legs separated; 1 almost completesquare coverslip containing a d Polynemazolai. "TYPE, Hy/1584, 1592, A.A.Girault". This label has "1592" crossedout in pencil. "3732, Queensland Museum.type, Polynema frater, Gir. ?, P. zolai,Gir. d 3621". On the last label all except"3732, Queensland Museum. 3621" and"type [GI-I]" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's. Girault has written "type" in redink and underlined the female sign in redink.

NOTES: T.3732 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for this speciesand is retained for the Paratype female onSlide 2. It is apparent from his labels thatthe specimen of Polynema pax originallysupposed to be on Slide 1 became Girault'stype of Polynema silvae and its QueenslandMuseum register number Hy.1580 wascrossed out on the slide along with "pax".


The register number for the type ofPolynema silvae is T.3633 which occurs onthe main label.

FRATER SPALANGIOMORPHA GiraUlt, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 334-sp. nov. +

description.1917, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 5: 37-

Spalangiomorpha Girault (1913) ajunior synonym of Chaetospila [=Choetospila Westwood (1874)1.

1925, "Indications (in new insects) of rulingpower and law in nature." (GiraultBrisbane) (10 March 1925)3[186]-Spalangiomorpha a juniorsynonym of Cercocephala [=Cerocephala Westwood (1832)].

1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53: 319-"According to Masi's table this genus[Spalangiomorpha] is Chaetospila I=Choetospila]...".

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping in ajungle pocket, September 8, 1913 (A.P.Dodd). Nelson [= Gordonvale] (Cairns),Queensland. Type Hy 1993, QueenslandMuseum, the above specimen on a slide(with the type appendages ofPolycysteloides cuprea Girault).QM: Slide - 1 coverslip fragment withobjective lens damage over the specimencontaining the Holotype 9 ofSpalangiomorpha frater minus head; somelegs and wings separated; 1 completecoverslip and 2 coverslip fragmentscontaining parts from the Holotype ofPolycysteloides cuprea Girault."Spalangiomorpha frater Gir., 2 type[CH]", "TYPE, A.A. Girault","Polycysteloides cuprea Gir., Type[GH]".ANIC: Card - 3 intact 9 9 and anotherminus head, metasoma and some legs."From bag of weevily wheat, Darling Is.,September 1916", "71, W.W.F.","Cerocephala elegans Westw., Sydney","Spalangiomorpha frater Girault,[GI-1]".

FRATERCULUS PARENTEDON, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 284-sp. nov. +

description; spp. key.PUBL. DATA: One female, in a meadow,February 24, 1912. Cooktown, Queensland.Type Hy 2694, Queensland Museum, the

specimen on a tag; head and hind tibiae ona slide.QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head andparts of both hind legs. "TYPE","Parentedon fraterculus Gir., Type 9[GHI".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment (on the reverseside to labels) containing the fragmentedhead (antennae attached) and part of 2hind legs (1 with tarsus separated) all fromthe Holotype. "TYPE, Hy/2694, A.A.Girault", "Queensland Museum.Parentedonfratercu/us 4". On the lastlabel all except "Queensland Museum." arein a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.

FREDERICI ANASTATUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 21-sp. nov. +

description : 27-spp. key 99.1939, Qd Nat. 11: 22-a cryptic note making

Anastatus Motschulsky (1859) a juniorsynonym of Eupelmus Dalman (1820).

PUBL. DATA: One female in forest, May8, 1914. Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland.Type Hy 2867, Queensland Museum, thespecimen on a tag. Also one female sameplace, April 27, 1914.QM: 5 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - Holotype 9 minus head, wings(except right hind wing) and part of 1 hindleg. "TYPE", "4273", "Anastatusfrederici Gir., Type 9 [GH]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1fragmented, incomplete antenna; 1coverslip fragment containing 1 fore wingall from the Holotype. "(Eupelmus)Anastatus frederici Girault, Type 9 [GH]4273".

Card 2 - 1 9 minus left antenna and partof right mid leg (remainder of legseparated). "Eupelmus frederici (Gir.) 9[GFI]" and on the reverse, "Pine River,jungle, 10 Nov. 1929, H. Hacker [GF1]".Card 3 - 1 9 intact. "Eupelmus fredericiGirault, 9 [G1-1]" and on the reverse,"Pentland, Q. [GH]".Card 4 - 1 9 minus right a ntenna."Eupelmus frederici Gir., [GFI]" and onthe reverse, "Tiaro, forest - scrub, 3 May,1923 [GH]".Card 5 - 1 9 minus head. "Eupelmusfrederici Gir., 9 [GFI]".


NOTES: I am accepting the specimen andparts labelled "Type" by Girault as theHolotype. In the absence of the secondspecimen the duplicate Queensland Museumregister number (T.4273) for the Holotypeof this species has been cancelled.

FROUDEI ELASMUS Girault, 1922.1922, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 10: 46-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Forest, Ipswich,Queensland, June.NOTES: No specimens of this species werelocated.

FROUDEI ENTEDONOMORPHASee ALBICLAVA ALOPHOMORPHELLA

FROUDEI EUPELMUS Girault, 1922.1922, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 10: 101-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Cairns, jungle, May 23,1918. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "... date of original capturewas 20 May, 1918".QM: Card - 2 4; the outer specimenminus head, at least 1 leg and all wingsexcept right hind wing is the Holotype ofEupelmus froudei; the inner specimen isEupelmus shakespearei Girault. "4268","4269", "Eupelmus : froudei, shakespeareiGir., Type 9 [GH]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1fore wing and 1 leg all from the Holotype."Eupelmus froudei Girault, Type 9 [GH]4268, Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Qld.,4268". On this label Girault has crossedout a specific name and replaced it with"froudei".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.4268.

FROUDEI NEOCHRYSOCHARELLA Girault, 1922.1922, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 10: 102-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Wynnum, forest, April.QM: Slide - 2 coverslip fragments (1cracked) containing the Holotype 2 ofNeochrysocharella froudei minus rightwings, head separated (antennae attached);1 complete coverslip containing anundescribed species of Achrysocharis.

"Neochrysocharella froudei Girault, Type(outer) [coverslip fragments]",

"Achrysocharis floris [CHEIRONYM]Gir., Type 9 [GFI]".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.8899.

FROUDEI PLATYGERRHUS Girault, 1929.1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53: 318-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Gordonvale, Queensland,October, November, 1920 (A.P. Dodd).Cotype in Queensland Museum. In hisunpublished manuscript Girault says, "Theoriginal material was composed of threefemales".SAM: Card - only a fragment of 1 forewing remains on the card (Syntype)."Gordonvale, N.Q., Nov. 1920", "Type","Platygerrhus froudei Girault, Queensland,TYPE", "Platygerrhus froudei Girault,type [GI-1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 2antennae, 1 incomplete, the other in 2pieces. These are probably from theSyntype on the card. "Platygerrhus froudeiGir., Type 9 [GH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. &Stk., Q1d.".QM: Card - 1 Syntype 9 intact.Gordonvale, N.Q., Sept. 1920","Platygerrhus froudei Gir., Cotype 9[GI-1]".NOTES: The third female was not located.Although it appears that Girault intendedto select the card-mounted specimen in theSouth Australian Museum as his Holotypehis PUBL. DATA do not specify exactlywhich of the three specimens was intended.I therefore regard the remaining specimens(or parts) as Syntypes. Since Girault'soriginal series comprised three specimens Iam assuming that he omitted to give thedate for the "Cotype" in his PUBL.DATA and that this date was September1920. The Queensland Museum registernumber for its Syntype of this species isT.8900.

FUCOSUS OPHELIMINUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 285-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingforest in swamp, May 14, 1914 (A.P.


Dodd). Chindera (Tweed River), NewSouth Wales. Type Hy 2696, QueenslandMuseum, the specimen on a tag; head andhind tibiae on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head, leftwings and parts of some legs. "TYPE","Opheliminus fucosus Gir., Type 4 [GI-1]".Slide - 2 coverslip fragments containing thehead (part of head and both antennaeseparated) and 2 tibiae + tarsi all from theHolotype. "TYPE, Hy/2696, A.A.Girault", "Queensland Museum.Opheliminus fucosus, Gir. 4". On the lastlabel all except "Queensland Museum." arein a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.

FULGENS AMONODONTOMERUS NOMENNUDUM.

1940, Qd Nat. 11: 107-nomen nudum underAmonodontomerus noblei Girault.

FULGENS A PROSTOCERELLA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 250-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female specimen, inforest, January 8, 1914 (A.P. Dodd).Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy2626, Queensland Museum, the specimenon a tag, the head on a slide.QM: Card - only the metasoma and somelegs of the Holotype remain on the card."TYPE", "Aprostocerella fulgens Girault,Type 9 [GFI]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing theHolotype head in 2 pieces each with anantenna attached. "TYPE, Hy/2626, A.A.Girault", "Q. Museum. Aprostecerellafulgens. 9, Neomphaloidella". On the lastlabel all except "Q. Museum." and"Neomphaloidella [GH]" are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places this species inNeomphaloidella hence his annotation onthe slide label.

FULGOR GONATOCERUS Girault, 1913.1913, Entomologist 46: 259-sp. nov. +

description.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 111-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: One male, from a windowin a smithy at Ayr, Queensland, November7th, 1912. Type Hy 1277, QueenslandMuseum, the foregoing specimen (mounted

in balsam with the type of Gonatocerus noxand two other specimens). In hisunpublished manuscript Girault says, "Thetype is one female previously identified ascingulatus Thursday Island, 14 March,1912, window of an empty dwelling...".QM: 3 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 cracked, complete coverslipcontaining specimens (each has partsseparated) of species as per labels. One isthe 9 mentioned as the type by Girault inhis unpublished manuscript. "Oligositagrotiusi, insularis Girault ... 28 [GFII". Onthis label Girault has crossed out a specificname and replaced it with "grotiusi"."Gonatocerus fulgor Girault, Type 9 [GH]3670", "Gonatocerus. Thursday Is.,111.14.1912, window of an empty dwelling,AAG". On this label Girault has crossedout "cingulatus Perkins" and some otherwords. On the reverse of the slide, "TYPE,Hy/904, 1601, A.A. Girault", "Gonatoc.fulgor Gir. [GH] 904, Queensland Museum.3670, Oligosita insularis, Gir. 0. grotiusi,Gir. 1601, 3459, Types". On the last labelall except "Queensland Museum. 3670,3459", the part in Girault's hand and"Types [Gil]" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Slide 2 - 1 almost complete coverslipcontaining 1 9 Centrobiella mulierum withhead separated and 1 9 Gonatocerus fulgorGirault.^Centrobiella mulierum Girault,

type, Gonatocerus fulgor, 9. Sweepinggrass in open forest, Nelson [=Gordonvale], N.Q., 18 Apr., 1912,A.A.G., No. 996 [GH]". On the last labelGirault has crossed out "cingulatusPerkins" and inserted "fulgor"."Queensland Museum. 3445, TYPE,Hy/996, 4".Slide 3 - 1 complete coverslip containing 19 of Gonatocerus fulgor with headseparated and 1 9 of Alaptus newtoniGirault. "Alaptus newtoni Girault, 9 ,Gonatocerus fulgor IGHI". Girault hascrossed out 4 lines on this label andinserted "newtoni" and "fulgor". "9Oligosita insularis Girault, 9. Fromwindow of a dwelling, Thursday Is., N.Q.,111.13.1912, AAG [GF11".NOTES: I could not locate the Holotypemale of this species nor of Gonatocerusnox which are supposed to be on the sameslide. From correspondence between Girault


and the Queensland Museum the slidecontaining the Holotypes of these twospecies was missing in 1919. In hisunpublished manuscript, written in 1929,Girault has apparently selected a new typewhich is the specimen on Slide 1. Becausethis selection was not published thisspecimen has no type-status. TheQueensland Museum register numberHy.I277 is retained pending Neotypeselection by the first reviser and theduplicate number T.3670 has beencancelled.

FULIGISPINA EUPELMUS Girault, 1913.1939, Qd Nat. 11: 22-sp. nov. + description.

PUBL. DATA: Reared from (actuallyfound upon the clusters of, later rearedfrom the three specimens so found, allfemales), the eggs of Ochrogaster contrariaWalker, the Boree Moth, Leeton, NewSouth Wales, November 19, 1936, by Dr G.Currie, of the C.S.I.R., Canberra.ANIC: 12 cards on separate pins and afolded note by Girault pinned separatelybehind the specimens, "I have no mountingmaterials, so am sending these loose AAG.Jan 20/37 [Gill" and on the reverse"Leeton N.S.W., 21.xii.36, Dr. Currie[GE1]". Each bear a data label "Leeton,N.S.W., emg. 21.xii.36, Dr. Currie". Threeof the cards bear PARATYPE labels andthe remainder have HOLOTYPE,ALLOTYPE and PARATYPE labelspinned separately beside them. These labelsalso have, "Eupelmus fuligispina Gir." onthem. All specimens are in fair condition(some having antenna' damage).QM: 6 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 1 Syntype 9 minus head and 2legs. "Eupelmus fuligispina Gir., 9 [Gil]"and on the reverse, "Cotypes [GHI".Card 2...6 bear numerous Syntype 99 infair condition. All are labelled in Hacker'shand, "Leeton, N.S.W., Coll. G. Currie","Host Ochrogaster contraria, 19-11.36","Eupelmus fuligispina Gir., Paratypes".These would all have been associated withGirault's label on QM Card 1.Slide (broken, half missing) - 1 largecoverslip fragment containing a fragmentedSyntype 9. "Eupelmus fuligispina Gir.[GH]. Parasite of eggs of Ochrogastercontraria, C.S.I.R.".

DIPQ: Card - 7 Syntype 9 9 intact andlabelled in Hacker's hand as the QMspecimens on Cards 2...6.NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "Later, A.L. Tonnoir ofCanberra, who sent the first specimens sentme also a generation reared Dec. 15, 1936from the same host, the parents those firstspecimens mentioned (at least presumably;no, actually)". The ANIC specimens arepresumably this batch and therefore haveno type-status. The Queensland Museumregister numbers for its Syntypes of thisspecies are T.8901...T.8906.

FULVICOXA MERISMOMORPHA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 321-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One specimen In, August1, 1913, sweeping jungle along a foreststreamlet. Nelson [= Gordonvale] (Cairns),Queensland. Type Hy 1970, QueenslandMuseum, the above specimen on a tag, thehead and hind legs on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype 4 minus head,wings, legs and part of prothorax."TYPE", "Merismomorpha fulvicoxa Gir.4 type [GH]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing 1pair of wings and 1 complete coverslipcontaining a fragmented head (antennaeseparated), part of the prothorax, 2 forelegs and 1 hind leg all from the Holotype."TYPE, Hy/1970, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Merismomorphafulvicoxa 9". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.DPIQ: Card - 1 9 metasoma."Merismomorpha fulvicoxa Gir., 9 [GHI"and on the reverse, "Gympie, Jany.[GH]".

FULVICOXA METASYSTASIS Girault, 1925.1925, "Indications (in new insects) of ruling

power and law in nature." (GiraultBrisbane) (10 March 1925) : 2[185]-sp.description.

PUBL. DATA: With Eusandalum on deadgums, Amamoor, July 13-15, September24, 1924. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "The following revisionalnotes have been made from the types". Hethen goes on to describe both sexes


therefore I assume that he had Syntypes ofboth sexes.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - Only the head (minus 1 antenna)and 2 legs remain of the Syntype 4 on thecard. "Metasystasis fulvicoxa Gir., Type[G1-1]".Slide - 1 cracked coverslip with a piecemissing containing 1 Syntype d with headseparated and 1 pair of wings plus 1antenna from the Syntype ?; 1 adjoinedcoverslip fragment containing 3 legs and 1tibia + tarsus from the Syntype^1almost complete coverslip containing partsof an unidentified chalcidoid."Metasystasis fulvicoxa Gir., Types d[GFI]". The label has an arrow directed atthe specimens.Card 2 - 1 Syntype intact, 1 Syntype dminus 1 antenna and 1 Syntype minus headand metasoma. "Metasystasis Genotype,Amamoor, Q. [GH]".NOTES: The type-species of Metasystasis isM. fulvicoxa and I am therefore taking thespecimens on Card 2 as part of thesyntypical series. The Queensland Museumregister numbers for the Syntypes of thisspecies are T.8943...8947.

FULVIPES AMESTOCHARIS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 147-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingmiscellaneous vegetation, August 30, 1913(A.P. Dodd). Nelson [= Gordonvale](Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy 1648,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a tag, the head on a slide withconcoloripes.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - Holotype 9- minus head and leftwings. "TYPE", "Amestocharis fulvipesGir.,^type [GH]".Slide - 3 coverslip fragments; 1 is empty,the others each contain a fragmented headand separated antennae from the Holotypeof this species and a Syntype ofAmestocharis concoloripes. "TYPE,Hy/1647, 1648, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. 1647, Amestocharisconcoloripes, A. fulvipes 4, 1648". On thelast label all except "Queensland

Museum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Card 2 - 1 minus head; some legsseparated. "Amestocharis fulvipes Gir.,[G1-1]".

FULVIPES EPIMEGASTIGMUSSee FULVIPES XANTHOSOMOIDES

FULVIPES URIELLOIDES Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 308-sp. description.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 107-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Queensland: Cairns (A.M.Lea). Type 1.1345, South AustralianMuseum. Two specimens [4 4] and a slidebearing head and legs.SAM: Card (marked "Ty" by Girault) -there is a separated mesosoma (withoutwings or legs) and metasoma (from 1,possibly 2 Syntypes). "Note appears to beTypes", "Cairns dist., A.M. Lea","Urielloides fulvipes, Queensland, 1.1345,also slide, TYPE", "Urielloides fulvipesGir., 4 types [GH]".Slide - 2 coverslips (1 complete, 1 almostcomplete) and 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining 3 legs, part of another leg, 1fore wing (torn and folded), 2 heads and 2separated antennae all from the Syntypes."Urielloides fulvipes Gir.,^type [G1-11".

FULVIPES XANTHOSOMOIDES Girault, 1913.1913, Can. Ent. 45: 222-sp. nov. +

description.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 80-

Xanthosomoides Girault (1913) a juniorsynonym of Megastigmus Dalman(1820).

1915, Mem. Qd Mits. 4: 297-XanthosomoidesGirault a junior synonymofMegastigmus Dalman : 303-spp. keyas Megastigmus (Epimegastigmus)fulvipes : 307-type-species ofEpimegastigmus sub. gen. nov.

1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53: 340-Epimegastigmus used as a genericname.

1934, "Miridae et Hymenoptera novaAustraliensis." (Girault : Brisbane) (24May 1934) : 2[309]-as fulripes underEpimegastigmus trisulcus Girault.

1934, "New Capsidae and Hymenoptera, withnote on an unmentionable." (GiraultSydney) (21 December 1934) :


4[314]-correction of fulripes tofulvipes.

1940, Qd Nat. 11: 106-under Epimegastigmusdarlingi Girault.

PUBL. DATA: A single female specimenfrom the collections of the QueenslandMuseum, labelled "Brisbane, H. Hacker.3-7-1911". Brisbane, Queensland. Type[Hy.3351], Queensland Museum, theforegoing specimen on a card.QM: 5 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - Holotype mesosoma minuswings and all but 1 leg which is separated."Brisbane, H. Hacker, 3/7/1911","Xanthosomoides fulvipes Gir., Type 4

Slide - 1 complete coverslip and 1 coverslipfragment each containing a pair of wings(those under the latter are folded and thefore wing is incomplete) from theHolotypes of species as per label. I suspectthose under the complete coverslip belongto E. fulvipes. "Epimegastigmus : grotiusiGir. (apical), fulvipes Gir., Types 4 [GH],5029, 5036".Card 2 - 1 minus 1 fore leg and all wingsexcept right hind wing; head separated(minus right antennal flagellum); 1 3' withhead separated, only 1 scape and 1 scape +pedicel of the antennae remain."Epimegastigmus fulvipes Gir., dt [GF1]".Card 3 - 1 minus left antenna! flagellum;1 fore leg separated; 1 S intact. "Hy 629","Epimegastigmus fulvipes Girault,[OH]".Card 4 - 1 42 minus antennae and somelegs; 1 fore wing separated."Epimegastigmus fulvipes Girault,IGH1".Card 5 - 1 minus right antennalflagellum and some legs; metasomaseparated. "... galls, Leeton","Epimegastigmus fulvipes (Gir.), [GI-1]".NMV: Card - 1 4 intact. "Melbourne,Victoria", "Epimegastigmus fulvipes(Girault), 4", "Epimegastigmus fulvipes(Girault),^[GH]".ANIC: Card - 1 minus 1 antennalflagellum and part of the other. "426,thrips galls Ac. pendula, Leeton, N.S.W.","K. McKeown, 14.1.1927","Epimegastigmus fulvipes (Girault),[GM".

SAM: 2 cards on 1 pin and 1 card on aseparate pin as follows:Cards 1...2 -4 4 4, 1 minus head."Melrose, S. Aust., Oct., A.M. Lea","Melrose, S. Aust., Oct., A.M. Lea","Epimegastigmus fulvipes Girault, SouthAustralia", "Epimegastigmus fulvipes(Girault)^[GM".Card 3 - 1 intact. "Adelaide, N.B.Tindale", "Epimegastigmus fulvipes(Girault), [GM".NOTES: The wings were remounted on aslide by Girault during re-examination ofthe Holotype. T.5036 is a duplicateQueensland Museum register number forthe Holotype of this species and has beencancelled.

FULVIPOSTSCUTELLUM EPITETRASTICHUS Girault,1913.

1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 230-sp. nov. +description : 232-spp. key

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, November 6, 1913. Ayr,Queensland. Type Hy 1821, QueenslandMuseum, the above specimen on a tag, thehead on a slide (and a tag with the varietypurpurus [= purpureus]). A second femalecaptured at the same time differed in beingdark metallic purple. I name it the varietypurpureus and deposit it with the type ofthis species; a second female of the varietyhad the groove of the scutum only at adistal fourth!QM: 4 cards on separate pins and 2 slides.Three of the cards are labelled "Type" byGirault but his identification label does notspecify which is his Holotype ofEpitetrastichus fulvipostscutellum or whichare his Syntypes of the variety purpureus. Ileave this for the first reviser to sort out.Card 1 - 1 4 minus head and part of leftwings. "Pentastichodes [NOMEN NUDUM][= Epitetrastichus] fulvipostscutellum Gir.,Type [OH]".Card 2 - 1 minus head. "Pentastichodes[NOMEN NUDUM] [= Epitetrastichus]fulvipostscutellum Gir., Type [OH]".Girault has changed fulvipropodeum[CHEIRONYM] to fulvipostscutellum onthis label.Card 3 - 1 minus head. "Pentastichodes[NOMEN NUDUM] [= Epitetrastichus]fulvipostscutellum Gir., Type [GM".Slide 1 - 1 cracked coverslip fragment


containing a head (scapes attached, 1pedicel + flagellum separated, the othermissing). These parts are probably from theHolotype of Epitetrastichusfulvipostscutellum. "TYPE","Pentastichodes [NOMEN NUDUM] [=Epitetrastichus] flavipostscutellum

fulvipostscutellumb type [GH]".Card 4 - 1 minus head and right wings."Epitetrastichus fulvipostscutellum Girault,

[GFI]" and on the reverse, "Pentland -Ayr, forest, Dec., 1919 [GH]".Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing ahead (antennae separated, I intact, only thescape of the second present) and 1 pair ofwings all presumably from the on Card4. "Epitetrastichus fulvipostscutellumGirault, [GH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. &Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: Girault did not describe the genusPentastichodes and created a nomen nudumwhen he placed it as a junior synonym ofEpitetrastichus (Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 229). Helabelled his specimens before deciding notto describe the genus Pentastichodes andomitted to change his labels.The spelling purpurus of the variety namewas obviously a printer's error and thename is correctly spelt purpureus a fewlines after the mis-spelling in the originaldescription. On checking Slide 1 with Slide2 and the slide-mounted parts ofEpitetrastichus flavipostscutellum I findthat Girault has mis-labelled Slide 1 asflavipostscutellum instead offulvipostscutellum. The antennae of thesetwo species are quite different and those onSlide 1 closely match those on Slide 2. Ileave it for the first reviser to confirm myfindings.

QM: Card - Holotype buried in glue,minus head and part of I leg. "TYPE","Necremnoides fulvipropodeum Gir. & D.,Type [GH]". The "& D." on this label isincorrect.Slide - 2 coverslip fragments (on thereverse side of the slide to the labels)containing the head (parts of both antennaeseparated) and 1 tibia + tarsus all from theHolotype. "TYPE, Hy/3463, A.A.Girault", "Queensland Museum.Necremnoides fulvipropodeum Gir & D.

". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's. The "& D." isincorrect.

FULVIVENA EURYTOMA Girault, 1928.1928, "Some new hexapods stolen from

authority." (Girault : Brisbane) (23May 1928) : 2[222]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Oakleigh, Victoria,National Museum. In his unpublishedmanuscript Girault says, "The type was asingle female".NMV: Stage - Holotype intact."Oakleigh", "Type 4", "Eurytomafulvivena Girault, Type [GM".

FULVIVENTRIS PLATYGERRHUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 212-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: A female, sweeping in theforest, August 2, 1914 (A.P. Dodd).Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy3207, Queensland Museum, the specimenon a tag; head, caudal tibiae, a fore leg anda middle tibia on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head andsome legs; metasoma separated."Platygerrhus fulviventris Gir., Type 4[GN]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing thehead (1 antenna separated, part of thesecond separated, incomplete) 1 leg and 3tibiae + tarsi all from the Holotype ofPlatygerrhus fulviventris; 1 completecoverslip containing parts of Eupelmuscharitolophoides Girault. "TYPE,Hy/3207, A.A. Girault", "Eupelmuscharitolophoides Gir., [GH]","Queensland Museum. Platygerrhusfulviventris 4". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.

FULVIPOSTSCUTELLUMEPITETRASTICHUS

See FULVIPOSTSCUTELLUMEPITETRASTICHUS

FULVIPROPODEUM NECREMNOIDES Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 292-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, foothills, July 9, 1913 (A.P.D.).Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy3463, Queensland Museum, the abovespecimen on a tag, the head and hind tibiaeon a slide.


FUMOSIPENNIS ANERISTUS (?) Girault and Dodd(in Girault, 1915).


PUBL. DATA: Two males, seven females,received from Mr G.F. Hill, GovernmentEntomologist, Northern Territory, andlabelled "No. 15. Bred from unidentifiedcoccid. 18.viii.13." Northern Territory(Port Darwin). Types Hy 2960, QueenslandMuseum, two males, one female on a slidewith miscellaneous fragments and fivefemales together on a tag. Several females,type locality, October 10, 1913 and twomales, three females reared from coccids oncustard apple, Stapleton, N.T. February 4,1913 (G.F. Hill). A common species.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 5 Syntype 9 9 (2 minus heads)."TYPE", "3889", "Aneristusfumosipennis Gir. & Dodd, Typ. 9 [GFI]".Slide - 3 adjoined coverslip fragmentscontaining 2 Syntype d d and 1 Syntype(all with parts separated) and variousfragments of specimens. "TYPE, Hy/2960,A.A. Girault", "3889 QueenslandMuseum. Aneristus fumosipennis G. & D.

d". On the last label all except "3889Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.Card 2 - 3 99 intact. "Aneristusfumosipennis Gir., 9 [GFI]" and on thereverse, "Ex Lecanium sp., Darwin, N.Ter., 6.8.1915, G.F. Hill [GFI]".ANIC: 2 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 -7 99, most in good condition."ex coccid 604, Darwin, N.T., 10.5.1915,G.F. Hill", "Aneristus fumosipennis Gir.,9, Det. A.A. Girault".Card 2 - 4 99 intact. "Ex Lecanium sp.Darwin, N.T., June 1932", "Aneristusfumosipennis, 9, Det. A.A. Girault".SAM: Card - 8 99 (2 minus heads)."Darwin, N.T., G.F. Hill", "In coccid605, 10 May 1915", "Aneristusfumosipennis Gir., N. Australia","Aneristus fumosipennis Gir., 9 [GF1]"and on the reverse of the last label, "4coccid 605, Darwin, N. Ter., 10.5/15, G.F.Hill [G1-11".DPIQ: Card - 1 9 intact. "Aneristusfumosipennis Girault, 9 [GH]".

NOTES: The additional specimensmentioned in the PUBL. DATA were notlocated. T.3889 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Syntypesof this species and I have reserved it for thecard-mounted Syntypes. Hy.2960 isreserved for the slide-mounted Syntypes.

FUMOSIPENNIS HEXENCYRTUS Girault, 1915.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

FUNERALIS ASCOTOLINX Girault, 1913.1913, Arch. Naturgesch. 79, Abt. A., H.6:

107-sp. nov. + description.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 256 + footnote-sp.

description : 271-gen. key 99 +footnote (elachertine eulophids)294-gen. key (hemiptarsenineeulophids).

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 297-sp. description.PUBL. DATA: A single female, sweepingin a jungle pocket, May 8, 1913 (A.P.Dodd). Nelson [= Gordonvale] (Cairns),North Queensland. Type [Hy.1875]Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a tag and a slide with the head andcephalic legs.QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head, mostlegs and most of the metasoma; 1 legseparated. "TYPE", "Ascotolinx funeralisGirault, Type 9 [GH]".Slide - 1 square, complete coverslip and 1coverslip fragment containing the head,squashed (1 antenna attached, the otherseparated) 2 fore legs and a tibia + tarsusin 3 pieces. "TYPE, Hy/1875, A.A.Girault", "Q. Museum. Ascotolinxfuneralis Genotype 9". On the last label allexcept "Q. Museum." are in a hand similarto Mrs Girault's.

FUNERALIS COCCOPHAGUS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 185-sp. nov. +

description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 56-spp. key.

PUBL. DATA: One female reared fromcoccids, June 28, 1913 (H. Hacker).Brisbane, Queensland Type Hy 1721,Queensland Museum. The above specimenon a slide with an encyrtid and a eulophid.In his unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The type is a male as Compere pointedout. I have reexamined it".QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 cracked coverslip fragment


containing the Holotype d with head(minus 1 antenna) and 1 leg separated; 1 dencyrtid head. "TYPE, Hy/1721, A.A.Girault", "3862, Queensland Museum.Coccophagus funeralis, Gir. d". On thelast label all except "3862, QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's and the sex sign is changed fromfemale to male. The specimen is definitely amale.Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip and 1coverslip fragment containing numerousspecimens, all with parts separated."Coccophagus funeralis Girault, d, (4?).Brisbane, July, 1933 [GH]".NOTES: Although the eulophid head is noton Slide 1, I am sure the specimen ofCoccophagus funeralis is the Holotype.T.3862 is a duplicate Queensland Museumregister number for the Holotype of thisspecies and has been cancelled.

FUNERALIS EXANTHOSOMA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 265-sp. nov. +

description.1925, "Indications (in new insects) of ruling

power and law in nature". (GiraultBrisbane) (10 March 1925)3[186]-Exanthosoma funeralis a juniorsynonym of Isosoma wordsworthiGirault (1915).

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingjungle along a forest streamlet, July 31,1913. Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland.Type Hy 3266, Queensland Museum, thespecimen on a tag; head and hind leg on aslide.QM: Card - only part of 1 wing and someleg fragments of the Holotype 9 remain onthe card. "TYPE", "4858","Exanthosoma funeralis Girault, Type[GH]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing thehead (minus antennae) and 1 leg all fromthe Holotype. "TYPE, Hy/3266, A.A.Girault", "Q. Museum. 4858,Exanthosoma funeralis, Gir. 4". On thelast label all except "Q. Museum. 4858"are in a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.

NOTES: Exanthosoma funeralis is the type-species of Exanthosoma which means thatGirault's action in 1925 made ExanthosomaGirault (1915) a junior, subjective synonymof Isosoma Walker (1832). In his

unpublished manuscript Girault placesIsosoma wordsworthi as a junior synonymof Isosoma funeralis (Girault). This isdiscussed more fully in the generic sectionto follow. T.4858 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

FUNERALIS PARASYRPOPHAGUS Girault, 1915.Encrytidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

FUNERALIS RHICNOPELTELLA Girault, 1934.1934, "New Capsidae and Hymenoptera, with

note on an unmentionable." (GiraultSydney) (21 December 1934)2[312]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Mt. Gravatt, T. Batchelor.In his unpublished manuscript Girault doesnot give any indication of the number ofspecimens upon which his description isbased, but he does describe both sexes. Inaddition he says, "The species was rearedfrom woody galls on the twigs of gums".QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 3 Syntype 9 2' all minus heads, 1also minus wings, 2 are also minus sometarsal segments. "Rhicnopeltella funeralisGirault, Types 2 [GI-1]". Girault hascrossed out a specific name on this labeland replaced it with "funeralis".Card 2 - 2 Syntype 9 4, both minus mostantennal segments, 1 minus metasoma; 2fore wings and some legs are separatedrepresenting the remains of 3 otherspecimens. "Hy 674", "Rhicnopeltellafuneralis Gir. Types, 9 5 [GF1]". This cardis cut in half and it appears that the maleswere removed to make the following slide.Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1fragmented head and antennae, 1 coverslipfragment containing 1 fore wing, 1coverslip fragment containing 2 5 5 and 14 badly fragmented. These are Syntypesand parts from the card-mounted Syntypes."Rhicnopeltella funeralis Gir., 59 types[GI-1]". Girault has crossed out a specificname on this label and replaced it with"funeralis".DPIQ: 3 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - 3 99 intact. "Hy 674","Rhicnopeltella funeralis Girault, ".Card 2 - 2 55 (?) 6 29 all minus someparts. "Rhicnopeltella funeralis Gir.[GF1]".


Card 3 -6 29, 1 hind leg separated, somewith damaged antennae. "Rhicnopeltellafuneralis Gir. [GM".NOTES: The specimens on DPIQ Card 1may have been part of the syntypical seriessince they bear the DPIQ register numberHy.674 as do those on QM Card 2.However, in the absence of data and theword "type" on Girault's label this remainsuncertain. The Queensland Museum registernumbers for the Syntypes of this species areT.8948 (Card 1), T.8949 (Card 2) andT.8950 (Slide).

FUNERALIS SIGNIPHORA Girault, 1913.1913, Proc. U.S. natn. Mus. 45: 224-sp. nov.

+ description : 228-spp. key d d 24.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 69-repeat of original

description.PUBL. DATA: A single female specimenmounted in balsam, from a window in anempty dwelling, December 28, 1911, atHerberton, North Queensland. Type onefemale in xylol-balsam (mounted with sometrichogrammatids - Abbe//a,Trichogrammatoidea, and an Anagrus)deposited in the Queensland Museum,Hy/771.QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 coverslip fragment containingthe intact Holotype 9 of Signiphorafuneralis together with other chalcidoids asper labels. "Abbe/la subflavella 2,Signiphora funeralis Girault, 9 Type. Fromwindows of empty dwellings, Herberton,N.Q., XII.28.1911, Hy 771 [GH] 3484,4410, 3484". On this label Girault hascrossed out "flava" in front of"subflavella". The latter was originallydescribed as a variety of the former. "789Q.M., Pseudogramma fasciatipenneGirault, 2 type, Anagrus armatus, 789[GH] 3489, 3489". On this label Giraulthas crossed out "Trichogrammatoidea"before "Pseudogramma" and a name after"Anagrus". There is also an illegible pencilnumber after "fasciatipenne" which Isuspect is 789. On the reverse of the slide,"Queensland Museum. TYPE, Hy/789,Hy/771".Slide 2 - 1 coverslip fragment containing 1d Signiphora funeralis with head, 1antenna and 1 leg separated; 1 completecoverslip containing 1 9 Matritia hebes

Girault. "Matritia hebes Gir., 2. ForestHill, Jany. 1929, A.R. Brimblecombe,galled gum twigs (coccid) (outer) [OH] Ent.Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Qld.", "Signiphorafuneralis Gir.,Îndooroopilly, window,VII.5.1933 [GM".NOTES: T.4410 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

FUNICULATA OLIGOSITA Girault, 1929.1929, "North American Hymenoptera

Mymaridae. Addendum. New insects,mostly Australian." (Girault : Brisbane)(8 January 1929) : 28[260]-sp.description.

PUBL. DATA: Secondary forest,Wynnum, 7th November, 1919.QM: Slide - 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining the intact Holotype 9 ofOligosita funiculata; 1 complete coverslipcontaining parts of an undescribed speciesof Diaulomyia. "Diaulomyiia [=Diaulomyia] marmonti [CHEIRONYM]Gir., Type 2 , Oligosita funiculata Girault,Type 2 [OH] 3475".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.3475.

FUNICULATUM STETHYNIUM Girault, 1938.1938, Revta Ent., Rio de J. 9: 386-sp. nov.

+ description.PUBL. DATA: A female, Black Mountain,F.C.T., Dec. 13, 1929, J.W. Evans.ANIC: Slide - 1 complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype 2' with antennaeseparated. "Black Mt., F.C.T., J.W.Evans, 13.xii.1929, Det. A.A. Girault,1932, C.S.I.R.", "Stethynium funiculatumGirault, Type 9 [OH] C.S.I.R.".

FUNICULUS PLATYTETRACAMPE Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 192-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One male, sweeping injungle, December 2, 1913 (A.P. Dodd).Kuranda, Queensland. Type Hy 2496,Queensland Museum, the specimen on atag; head, pair of wings, middle legs and ahind leg on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype d minus head, leftwings and some legs. "TYPE",


"Platytetracampe funiculus Gir., d type[GFI]".Slide - 4 coverslip fragments; 2 are empty,1 contains the head (uncovered by coverslipfragment, minus 1 antenna, the otherseparated), 1 pair of wings, 1 leg and 1tibia + tarsus all from the Holotype."TYPE, Hy/2496, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Platytetracampefuniculus!". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.

FURCATELLA NEOKAPALA Girault, 1913.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 92-sp. nov.

+ description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 231-repeat of

original description.PUBL. DATA: One female on a card.Queensland: Cairns (A.M. Lea). Type1.1278, South Australian Museum. Theabove specimen and an antenna on a slide.SAM: Card - Holotype 9 minus rightantenna, left antennal flagellum and leftwings. "Cairns dist., A.M. Lea", "1.1278,Neokapala furcatella Gir., Queensland, alsoslide, TYPE", "Neokapala furcatella Gir.,

[GF11".Slide - 2 coverslip fragments containing 1pair of wings and 1 antenna all from theHolotype. "Neokapala furcatella Girault,type [GFI]".QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 1 4 minus head, left wings andsome legs; 1 leg separated. "Kuranda,2.1.21, F.P. Dodd", "Neokapala furcatellaGir., 9 [GH]".Slide - 2 complete coverslips containing ahead, 2 separated antennae and 1 pair ofwings from the specimen on Card 1."Neokapala furcatella Gir., 9, Kuranda[G1-1]".Card 2 - 1 4 minus head. "Neokapalafurcatella Gir., 9 [G1-1]" and on thereverse, "Cairns, N.Q., jungle [GII]". Onthe reverse of the label Girault has crossedout "Nelson".

FUSCA EPICHRYSOCHARIS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 232-Epichrysocharis

Girault (1913) a junior synonym ofQuadrastichus Girault (I\913) : 234-sp.description as Quadrastichus fusca(Girault).

1913, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) 11:36-sp. nov. + description asEpichrysocharis fusca.

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 242-sp. descriptionas Quadrastichus fuscus; correction oforiginal description.

PUBL. DATA: One female mounted inbalsam, captured from a window at Nelson[ = Gordonvale], N.Q., March 20, 1913.Type [Hy.1828], Queensland Museum, theabove specimen on a slide.QM: Slide (badly cracked and glued toanother slide) - 1 cracked, almost completecoverslip containing the Holotype 9 of 1 ofthe species as per label; 2 empty coverslipfragments. "Hy/1830. QueenslandMuseum. TYPE, Epichrysocharis fusca,Gr., 4. From window, Nelson [=Gordonvale], N.Q., 20.3.1913". On thislabel "1521" is crossed out and "1830"substituted. "Queensland Museum. TYPE,Neomphaloides fusca, Gr.,". This label hasHy/1522 crossed out. On both labels allexcept "Queensland Museum. TYPE" arein a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.

NOTES: The PUBL. DATA with thedescription of Neomphaloides fusca Giraultstate that the Holotype 9 is on a slide withthe Holotype of Epichrysocharis fusca. In aletter to the Queensland Museum datedAugust 31, 1913 Girault says, "The type ofEpichrysocharis [fusca] came, I am sorry tosay, all smashed up (the box was weak) butfortunately both insects on the slide wereuninjured and can be remounted". There isonly 1 specimen remaining on the originalsmashed slide and I suspect it is theHolotype female of Neomphaloides fusca(later Neomphaloidella fusca). The crossedout number Hy.1521 on the first label isthe duplicate Queensland Museum registernumber for Epichrysocharis fusca and thesubstituted number 1830 is the publishedQueensland Museum register number forNeomphaloides fusca Girault. The numberHy.1522 crossed out on the second label isa duplicate Queensland Museum registernumber for Neomphaloides fusca. I wasunable to locate the Holotype 4 ofEpichrysocharis fusca under thiscombination or Quadrastichus fusca(Girault). In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places Neomphaloides fusca andEpichrysocharis fusca as junior subjective


synonyms of Tetrastichodes morum Girault(1913). He also says of Neomphaloidesfusca, "This species was at first describedas an Omphaline but in the samepublication (1913 g, p. 38) and on nearlythe same pages as a Tetrastichine, asNeomphaloides fusca ... The originaldescription as Epichrysocharis fusca iscorrect (that is, as to the insect itself) but itis the second funicle segment which is theshortest ... The description asNeomphaloides fusca is all wrong ..." Atthe end of this section under the headingTetrastichodes morum Girault says, "Thespecies is somewhat variable but evidentlywas poorly described at first whereas itsgeneric position was long a question".Both 1913 papers issued in December ofthat year. The Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc.(N.S.) paper was undoubtedly written firstand as a standard I am accepting it as thereference for this nominal species. Hy.1521is a duplicate Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this speciesand has been cancelled. Similarly theduplicate number Hy. 1522 forNeomphaloides fusca has also beencancelled.

FUSCA KOEBELEA Girault, 1913.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 99-sp. nov.

+ description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 285 +

footnote-repeat of original description.1927, Rec. S. Aust. Mus. 3: 332-additional

specimens (?).PUBL. DATA: Queensland: Cairns (A.M.Lea). Type 1.1334, South AustralianMuseum. Four of nine specimens [44] on acard and a slide with the head.SAM: 2 cards on 1 pin, 2 cards on separatepins and 1 slide as follows:Card 1 -3 Syntype 99, 1 marked "ty" byGirault is minus head. "Cairns dist., A.M.Lea [3 of these labels]", "Koebelea fuscaGir., Queensland, TYPE, also slide,1.1334".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1pair of wings; 2 coverslip fragments eachcontaining a head with antennae or partsseparated. One head is from the Syntypemarked "ty" on Card 1; presumably theother parts are from the fourth Syntypenow missing. "Koebelea fusca Gir., 9 type

Card 2...3 - 4 9; 3 intact, 1 minus head."Cairns dist., A.M. Lea [2 of theselabels]", "Koebelea fusca Gir., 9 types[GH]".Card 4 - 1 9 intact. "Cairns dist., A.M.Lea", "Koebelea fusca Girault, 2 [GH]".NOTES: It is possible that all cardedspecimens above together with one nowmissing (except for parts on the slide) mayhave made up the syntypical series of ninespecimens. They all carry locality datawhich fit the PUBL. DATA and they wereall probably associated with the Giraultlabel on Cards 2...3.

FUSCA LELAPS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 200-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: Gordonvale (Cairns),Queensland. Jungle, May 8, 1913 (A.P.Dodd). Type Hy 3192, QueenslandMuseum, the male on a tag; head, a caudalleg and the abdomen on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype d minus head, 1hind leg and metasoma. "TYPE", "Lelapsfusca Gir., type d [GH]".Slide - 2 complete, square coverslips (1with a corner missing) containing the head(antennae attached) 1 leg and a metasoma(incomplete?) all from the Holotype."TYPE", "Lelaps fusca Girault, d type[GM".

FUSCA NEOMPHALOIDES Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 235-Neomphaloidella

fusca comb. nov.; sp. description.1913, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) 11:

38-sp. nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping grassand foliage in the forest, September 3,1912. Nelson [ = Gordonvale] (Cairns),Queensland. Type [Hy.1830] QueenslandMuseum, on a slide with the type ofEpichrysocharis fusca Girault.NOTES: See FUSCA EPICHRYSOCHARIS. Bothpaper issued in December 1913. TheBull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) paper waswithout doubt written first and as astandard I am adopting it as the referencefor this nominal species.

FUSCA PARATRICHOGRAMMA Girault, 1912.1912, Mem. Qd Mus. 1: 112-sp. nov. +

description.


1914, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N. S.) 12:64-catalogue.

PUBL. DATA: A single female specimenremounted in xylol-balsam from alcohol,from the window of a dwelling atCooktown, N.Q., February 3, 1912. TypeHy/803, Queensland Museum, 1 in xylol-balsam (mounted with the type ofPolynema spenceri Girault and twotrichogrammatids).QM: Slide - 1 complete coverslipcontaining 3 specimens and apparentlynone are Paratrichogramma fusca (seelabels). "Trichogramma australicumGirault, d, Polynema spenceri Girault,type, 1070. From windows of dwellings,Cooktown, N.Q., 3 Feb., 1912 [GIL]3622", "Oligosita d , Paratrichogrammafusca Girault, 803, Q.M. Type ,

Destroyed [GH] 3622, 3415" and on thereverse, "Queensland Museum. TYPE,Hy/1070, Hy/803".NOTES: This slide contains only 3specimens, all females and one is minus itshead and other appendages. The Holotypeof Paratrichogramma fusca according tothe label, is destroyed. Also, according tothe PUBL. DATA there should be fourspecimens on this slide. I leave it to thefirst reviser to sort out the specimens.T.3415 is a duplicate Queensland Museumregister number for the Holotype of thisspecies and has been cancelled.

FUSCA PSEUDIGLYPHOMYIA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 267-sp. nov. +

description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 264 (and notes under

Cirrospilopsis quinquefasciatusGirault)-Cirrospilopsis fusca comb.nov.; descriptive notes : 275-a speciesof Cirrospilopsis.

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepinglantana and other growths in an open fieldnear town, October 20, 1911. Mackay,Queensland. Type Hy 1900, QueenslandMuseum, the above specimen on a tag, thehead and hind legs on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head, rightwings and some legs. "TYPE","Pseudiglyphomyia fusca Gir., type[GH]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing thehead in 2 pieces (1 antenna attached, the

other separated and in 2 pieces) and 2 legs;1 coverslip fragment containing 1 pair ofwings all from the Holotype. "TYPE,Hy/1900, A.A. Girault", "QueenslandMuseum. Pseudiglyphomyia fusca ". Onthe last label all except "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.NOTES: The wings were added to the slideby Girault during re-examination of theHolotype.

FUSCA FLAVA KOEBELEA Girault, 1927.1927, Rec. S. Aust. Mus. 3: 332-var. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: N. Terr.: Roper River(N.B. Tindale). A female reared with aBlastophaga niveipes from Ficusglomeratus.SAM: Card - Holotype intact. "RoperR., N. Territory, N.B. Tindale", "rearedwith Blastophaga niveipes from Ficusglomeratus", "TYPE", "Koebelea fuscaGirault flava Girault, North Australia,TYPE", "Koebelea fusca Gir. flava Gir.,Type^[GI-11".

FUSCIATA LATHROMERELLASee FASCIATA LATHROMERELLA

FUSCICORNIS MEGASTIGMUS Girault, 1913.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 81-sp. nov.


original description : 303- spp. key RR.PUBL. DATA: A single specimen M.Tasmania: Burnie (A.M. Lea). Type 1.1259,South Australian Museum.SAM: Card - Holotype intact. "Burnie,Tas., Lea", "Megastigmus fuscicornis,Tasmania, TYPE, 1.1259","Xanthosomoides fuscicornis Girault, Type

[GH]".NOTES: In the 1913 paper on page 80Girault places Xanthosomoides Girault(1913) as a junior synonym of MegastigmusDalman (1820). Girault obviously placedthis species in the genus Xanthosomoidesbefore he decided upon the above genericsynonymy. He has omitted to change hislabel after describing the species inMegastigmus.


FUSCIPENNIS CALL IMOMOIDES Girault, 1926.1926, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 14: 64-sp.

nov. + description.1938, Revta Ent., Rio de J. 8: 81-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: 3 4s, Kuranda, A.P. Dodd.QM: 3 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 1 Syntype 2 intact. "Kuranda,Queensland A.P. Dodd", "Callimomoidesfuscipennis Gir., type [GM" and on thereverse of the card-mount, "Kuranda, Nov.1919".Card 2 - 1 Syntype '2) minus right wings,part of left antenna and some legs."Kuranda, Queensland, A.P. Dodd" andon the reverse of the card-mount,"Kuranda, Nov. 1919".Card 3 - 1 Syntype 9 minus head, rightwings, metasoma and some legs."Kuranda, Queensland, A.P. Dodd" andon the reverse of the card-mount,"Kuranda, Nov. 1919".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing thehead (antennae separated, 1 in 2 pieces), 2legs (1 in 3 pieces) and 1 fore wing all fromthe Syntypes of Callimomoides fuscipennis;a half coverslip containing a part of a legof uncertain origin; 1 cracked, almostcomplete coverslip containing parts fromthe Holotype 9 of Australtorymusdentatinotus Girault. "Callimomoidesfuscipennis Gin, Type 2 [GH] 5061","Australtorymus dentatinotus Gir., Type[OH] 5130, 5130".NOTES: I am assuming that all threespecimens were originally associated withthe Girault label on Card 1. TheQueensland Museum register number forthe Syntypes of this species is T.5061.

FUSCIPENNIS CONCH YNILLA Girault, 1923.[ = Cerchysiella fuscipennis] EncyrtidaeGordh and Dahms in prep.

FUSCIPENNIS EURYTOMA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 247-sp. nov. +

description : 258-spp. key^.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingalong the edges of jungle, November 1,1913 (A.P. Dodd). Gordonvale (Cairns),Queensland. Type Hy 3234, QueenslandMuseum, the specimen on a tag, the headand hind legs on a slide.

QM: Card - Holotype minus head andsome legs. "TYPE", "4870", "Eurytomafuscipennis Gir., Type [OH]".Slide (broken, mended below with paper, 1corner and a triangular piece in the middlemissing) - 2 coverslip fragments; 1 containsthe fragmented head (antennae separated)and 2 legs all from the Holotype ofEurytoma fuscipennis, the other contains 1antenna and 1 leg of Eurytoma rostandiGirault. "TYPE, Hy/3242, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. 4812 4870,Eurytoma rostandi, Gir.^4812/4870"and on the reverse of the slide on the paperpatch, "E. fuscipennis Type [OH]4812/4870". On the second label all except"Queensland Museum." and the numbersare in a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: T.4812 and T.4870 are duplicateQueensland Museum register numbers forthe Holotypes of Eurytoma rostandi andEurytoma fuscipennis respectively. Bothhave been cancelled.

FUSCIPENNIS NEARRETOCERA (?) Dodd andGirault (in Girault, 1915).


PUBL. DATA: Brisbane, Queensland.October 11, 1914 (H. Hacker). Type ri Hy3422, Queensland Museum. Tag and slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus most ofright wings and both antennae except for 1scape; 1 hind leg separated. "Brisbane, H.Hacker, Oct. 11", "4643", "Nearretocerafuscipennis Dodd & Gir.Slide - 3 coverslip fragments; the inner,closest the main label, contains 2 antennae(1 in 3 pieces, the other minus scape) fromthe Holotype of Nearretocera fuscipennis;the remaining 2 coverslip fragments containparts of an undescribed species ofChalcitelloides. "TYPE, Hy/3422, A.A.Girault", "Chalcitelloides striatifacies[CHEIRONYM] [OH] 4670, QueenslandMuseum. Nearretocera fuscipennis D. 2 "On the last label "Nearretocera fuscipennisD. 4" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's and the authors of this speciesshould be Dodd and Girault.

NOTES: Although the card-mounted bodydoes not bear a Girault determination label,it does have the correct data and partsmissing which match those on the slide. I


therefore regard it as part of the Holotypeof this species. In the ANIC there is astage-mounted specimen under the genusIrichohaltichella bearing the duplicateQueensland Museum register number forNearretocera fuscipennis - 4643. Itscollection data are, "Gordonvale, N.Q.,June 1920". In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places Nearretocera fuscipennis as asenior synonym of Irichohaltichella silwfiliaGirault (1927) in the genusIrichohaltichella. The ANIC specimen datado not fit the published data for either ofthese species and therefore it has no type-status. The duplicate Queensland Museumregister number for the Holotype ofNearretocera fuscipennis (T.4643) has beencancelled.

FUSCIPENNIS OLIGOSITA Girault, 1912.1912, Mem. Qd Mus. 1: 84-sp. nov. +

description : 85-spp. key1914, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) 12:

56-catalogue.PUBL. DATA: A single female, sweepinggrass in open forest country near a road inthe vicinity of Hambledon Junction(Cairns), N.Q., June 7, 1912. TypeHy/1034, Queensland Museum, theforegoing female mounted by itself in xylol-balsam (head separated from body).QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 almost complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype minus head,wings and legs; 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining the Holotype head with vertexand part of 1 antenna separated."Queensland Museum. 3482, TYPE,Hy/1034, V", "3482", "Oligositafuscipennis Girault, type, 1034. Sweepinggrass in open forest, Nelson [=Gordonvale], N.Q., 7 June, 1912, A.A.G.[GH], 3482".Slide 2 - 2 coverslip fragments (1 cracked)containing 2^(1 with head and 1 antennaseparated) both of which appear to beOligosita fuscipennis; 1 complete coverslipcontaining a Japania tristis Girault."Queensland Museum. 3443, TYPE,Hy/775,^"Abbella fuscipennis (Gir.),

Babinda, Q. [GH]", "Japania tristisGirault, Type, 775, Q.M. From windowsof a foundry, Mareeba, Q., XII.26.1911[G1-1] 3443".

NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places this species in the genusAbbe/la hence the combination on Slide 2.T.3482 is a duplicate Queensland Museumregister number for the Holotype of thisspecies and has been cancelled. There is adiscrepancy between the published type-locality and that on the specimen labelled"Type" by Girault. Hambledon Junctionand Gordonvale are very close, just a fewmiles south of Cairns and since other partsof the PUBL. DATA match those on theslide with the Holotype I suspect Giraulthas made an error. The specimen on Slide 1is the Holotype and I suggest that the type-locality be taken as Gordonvale.

FUSCIPENNIS PHYLLOXEROXENUS Girault, 1913.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 81-sp. nov.


original description.PUBL. DATA: One male on a card.Queensland: Cairns (A.M. Lea). Type1.1260, South Australian Museum.SAM: Card - Holotype S minus antennaeand right fore wing. "Cairns dist., A.M.Lea", "1.1260 Phylloxeroxenus fuscipennisQueensland, also slide, TYPE","Phylloxeroxenus fuscipennis Girault, Stype [G1-1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1fragmented antenna, 1 fore wing and 1 leg(in pieces) all from the Holotype."Phylloxeroxenus fuscipennis Gir., S Type,Tibia 2, ant., wing [G1-1]".

FUSCIPENNIS PLASTOCHARELLA Girault, 1913.1913, Arch. Naturgesch. 79, Abt.A., H.6:


196-gen. key1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 63-Type data +

notes.PUBL. DATA: A single male specimen,from the window of an unoccupieddwelling, February 16, 1913. Ingham,Queensland. Type [Hy.1746] QueenslandMuseum, the above specimen on a slide.QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 complete, square coverslipcontaining the Holotype S ofPlastocharella fuscipennis; 1 complete,circular coverslip containing parts of


Xanthosoma justitia Girault. "3261","3816", "Xanthosoma justitia Gir., type[GM", "Plastocharella fuscipennis Gir., dType [GH] 3816, 3816".Slide 2 - 1 almost complete, damagedcoverslip containing 1 of Plastocharellafuscipennis with parts separated and 1 ofan undescribed species. "Plastocharellafuscipennis Gir.,^Taneostigmoidellasilvifilia [CHEIRONYM] Gir., Type[GH] 4384".NOTES: T.3816 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

FUSCIPENNIS SELITRICHODELIA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 246-sp. nov. +

description : 248-spp. key 4.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 253-under

Syntomosphyrella fuscipennis : 254 +footnote-Tetrastichella nubdipenniscomb. nov., nom. nov. + descriptivenotes.

PUBL. DATA: Two females, amongherbage, May 10, 1913 (H. Hacker) and athird on flowers of Baeckea, April 22,1913. Brisbane, Queensland. Type Hy 1859,Queensland Museum, the above specimenson two tags (heads of all and abdomens oftwo destroyed).QM: Card -2 Syntype 44; 1 minus headand wings, the other minus head, rightwings and metasoma. "TYPE","Selitrichodelia fuscipennis Gir., Types[GM".Slide - 3 coverslip fragments containing 2fore wings and a head (in 2 pieces,antennae separated) all (?) from theSyntypes. "TYPE, Hy/1859, A.A.Girault", "Neomphaloidella [GH]Queensland Museum. Selitrichodeliafuscipennis ". On the last label all after"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: The third Syntype could not belocated. Girault has made the slide duringre-examination of the Syntypes and it isimpossible to say what parts come fromwhich specimen. The head on the slide is ofuncertain origin since in his PUBL. DATAGirault says that the heads of all weredestroyed. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault has placed this species inNeomphaloidella hence the annotation on

the slide label. See also NOTES withFUSCIPENNIS SYNTOMOSPHYRELLA

FUSCIPENNIS STOMA TOCERAS Girault, 1914.1914, Societas ent. 29: 47-sp. nov. +

description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 333-sp. description

339-spp. key 4 4.PUBL. DATA: A single female, sweepingin a forest near Hambledon Junction,N.Q., June 7, 1912. Types [= Type][Hy.3391] Queensland Museum, the abovespecimen on a tag; an antenna andposterior leg on a slide.QM: 2 cards, 1 stage on separate pins and2 slides as follows:Card 1 - Holotype minus antennae, allwings (except part of right hind wing) andsome legs; metasoma separated (in gelatincapsule on pin with card). "4582","Stomatoceras fuscipennis Girault, type[GH]", "Stomatoceras fuscipennis Gir.[M]".Slide 1 - 3 coverslip fragments; the twofurthest from the "TYPE" label contain 2fore wings, 1 antenna and 1 hind leg fromthe Holotype of Stomatoceras fuscipennis;the remaining coverslip fragment contains 1fore wing of Stomatoceras aureus Girault."S. aureus [GH] Queensland Museum.TYPE, Hy/1430, 4579", "Stomatocerasfuscipennis Girault, type [GH] 4582,4582".Card 2 - 1 with left fore wing and hindleg separated. "Gordonvale, N.Q., June1920", "Stomatoceras fuscipennis Gir.,[GH]".Stage - 1 minus left antenna and wings;left hind leg separated, glued to stage."Gordonvale, N.Q., Jany. 1920","Stomatoceras fuscipennis Gir.,^[GH]".Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing 1antenna and 1 pair of wings all from thestage-mounted "Stomatocerasfuscipennis Gir., 4, Nelson [ =Gordonvale], Q. [GH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag.& Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: T.4582 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

FUSCIPENNIS STOMA TOCEROIDES Girault, 1913.1913, Arch. Naturgesch. 79, Abt.A., H.6:

98-sp. nov. + description.


1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 343-repeat oforiginal description.

1925, "Indications (in new insects) of rulingpower and law in nature." (GiraultBrisbane) (10 March 1925) : 3[1861-Stomatoceroides Girault (1913) are maleStomatoceras Kirby (1883).

1926, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 14: 71-repeatof 1925 generic synonymy + descriptivenotes : 72-Stomatoceras harrisoni nom.nov. for Stomatoceroides fuscipennis(Girault) preoccupied.

1929, "New pests from Australia VI."(Girault : Brisbane) (30 September1929) : 4[269]-Stomatoceroides marianom. nov. for Stomatoceroidesfuscipennis.

PUBL. DATA: One male, May 11, 1913,sweeping in a jungle pocket. Nelson [=Gordonvale] (Cairns), Queensland. Type[Hy.3411], Queensland Museum, the abovespecimen on a tag and a slide with the headand posterior femur.QM: Card - Holotype d minus head, rightwings and left hind leg. "4588","Stomatoceroides fuscipennis Girault, dtype [GI-1]", "Stomatoceroides fuscipennisGir. [HI-1]", "Stomatoceras harrisoni Gir.,E.F. Riek. det. 1951".Slide - 1 almost complete, square coverslipcontaining the head in 2 pieces (antennaeattached to 1 piece, 1 incomplete, the otherwith part separated) and 1 hind leg; a half,circular coverslip (added later) containing 1pair of wings all from the Holotype."TYPE, Hy/3411, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Stomatoceroidesfuscipennis, Gir. d 4588". On the last labelall except "Queensland Museum. 4588" arein a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: Girault has proposed two newnames for this taxon. Of theseStomatoceras maria is a junior, objectivesynonym of Stomatoceras harrisoni. T.4588is a duplicate Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this speciesand has been cancelled.

FUSCIPENNIS SYNTOMOSPHYRELLA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 244-sp. nov. +

description : 250-gen. key 44.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 253-sp. description;

additional specimens.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping

along the side of Mount Pyramid (1,000feet), forest, August 17, 1912. Nelson [ =Gordonvale] (Cairns), Queensland. TypeHy 1853, Queensland Museum, the abovespecimen on a slide.QM: 3 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 2 complete coverslips; 1 containsthe Holotype body minus head and 1hind wing; 1 torn fore wing separated; theother contains the Holotype head (antennaeseparated, 1 minus scape). "TYPE,Hy/1853, A.A. Girault", "1853","Neomphaloidella [GH] QueenslandMuseum. Syntomosphyrella fuscipennis 9 "On the last label all after "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Slide 2 - 2 coverslip fragments containingat least 1 d and 1 with heads separated.There is part of I other specimen plus someseparated heads which may be conspecific."Neomphaloidella fuscipennis (Gir.), 4.Enoggera, 111.1929, W.A.T.S. [GI-I] Ent.Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".Slide 3 - 2 coverslip fragments containing 4specimens (both sexes) with headsseparated. "Neomphaloidella fuscipennis(Gir.), dÊnoggera, W.A.T.S. III. 1929.[OH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places this species inNeomphaloidella as a junior synonym ofNeomphaloidella nubilipennis (in theliterature as Tetrastichella nubilipenniscomb. nov. and nom. nov. fromSelitrichodelia fuscipennis). Hence theannotation on Slide 1. The specimens onSlide 2...3 are mentioned in theunpublished manuscript underNeomphaloidella nubilipennis and there isno indication of any previous identificationby Girault. I have listed them here, butthey could fit with Selitrichodeliafuscipennis in my list. The first revisershould check their identity should Girault'sunpublished synonymies prove inaccurate.

FUSCIPENN1S TETRASTICHELLA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 237-sp. description

251-gen. key1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 108-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: South Australia: MurrayBridge (A.M. Lea). Type 1.1348, South


Australian Museum. One specimen [] on aslide.SAM: Slide - 1 complete coverslip and 1large coverslip fragment containing thefragmented Holotype "Tetrastichellafuscipennis Gir., s? type [GH]".NOTES: Both papers issued in December1913. The Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. paperwas undoubtedly written first and as astandard I am adopting it as the referencefor this nominal species.

FUSCIPES EUCHAROMORPHA Girault, 1913.1913, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 37: 95 - sp.

nov. + description.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 229-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Two males on a card withpreceding and following species, [E. viridis,E. dubia] bearing the same label (secondand forth specimens from left). Tasmania:Hobart (A.M. Lea). Type 1.1284, SouthAustralian Museum. The above specimenmounted as indicated with three antennaeon a slide with those of the other species(bottom corner of slide and upper corner).SAM: Card - 4 specimens numbered 1, 2,3, 4. The second specimen is minusantennae, the fourth is minus 1 antenna.Both are Syntype d d of Eucharomorphafuscipes. "Swansea, Tas. Lea","1.1283-4-5", "Eucharomorpha viridis Gir.fuscipes Gir. dubia Gir. No. 3, Tasmania,see note book and slide, TYPES","EUCHAROMORPHA viridis, fuscipesand dubia,,T types [GH1".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 3antennae, 1 of which has floated out fromunder the coverslip. "Eucharomorphaviridis Gir., 4 type (left) [G1-1]","Eucharomorpha fuscipes (bottom),type, dubia, right [GM", "Top, Bottom[GM" One has to turn the slide sidewaysto sort out the antennae as indicated by thelast label.NOTES: The female sign on the slide labelafter fuscipes is in error since the Syntypesare males. The PUBL. DATA appear to bein error as to the number of antennae ofthis species on the slide (three antennae,one from each species). The SAM registerhas a note, "4 specimens mounted on onecard. Only 1 slide & cannot find all ant.mentioned as being on it. See TRSSA1914/95".

FUSCIPES PSEUDANOGMUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 318-sp. nov. +

description.1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53: 321-

additional specimen; sp. description.PUBL. DATA: One female, October 11(H. Hacker). Brisbane, Queensland. TypeHy 2773, Queensland Museum, thespecimen on a tag; head, caudal tibiae andwings on a slide.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 2 slidesas follows:Card 1 - Holotype 9 minus head, wingsand some legs. "TYPE", "Brisbane: H.Hacker, Oct. 11", "Pseudanogmus fuscipesGir., Type 9 [GI-11".Slide 1 - 2 coverslip fragments containingthe head (minus 1 antenna, the otherseparated), 2 fore wings (1 incomplete andin 2 pieces), 1 hind wing and 2 legs all fromthe Holoytpe. "TYPE, Hy/2773, A.A.Girault", "Queensland Museum.Pseudanogmus fuscipes 9". On the lastlabel all except "Queensland Museum." arein a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.Card 2 - 5 specimens (both sexes) all minussome parts. "Pseudanogmus fuscipes Gir.,d9 [GM" and on the reverse,"Canterbury, Vict. [GM".Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing 1

with parts separated; 1 large coverslipfragment containing a head in 2 pieces (1antenna attached, part of the otherseparated), 1 fore wing and some legs allfrom 1 of the 9 9 on Card 2."Pseudanogmus fuscipes Gir., d 4.Canterbury, Vict. [GH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag.& Stk., Q1d.".SAM: Card - 1 9 minus head and wings."Parachilna, Flinders Range Nat. Hist.Exp.", "Pseudanogmus fuscipes Gir.,South Australia, also slide","Pseudanogmus fuscipes Girault, 9 [GH]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing afragmented head (1 antenna and theflagellum of the other separated) and 1 forewing all from the above specimen."Pseudanogmus fuscipes Gir., 4, S. Aus.Mus. [GF1]". This label has "Ent. Div.Dep. Ag. & Stk., Qld." crossed out byGirault.

FUSCITIBIAE TETRASTICHODES Girault, 1929.1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53: 329-sp.

nov. + description.


PUBL. DATA: A female, CradleMountain, Tasmania (H.J. Carter andA.M. Lea).SAM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head andleft wings. "Cradle Mtn., Tasmania, Carter& Lea", "Type", "Tetrastichodesfuscitibiae Gir., Tasmania, also slide,TYPE", "Tetrastichodes fuscitibiaeGirault, Type 9 [OH]".Slide - 1 cracked, almost completecoverslip containing the head, verysquashed (antennae separated) and 1 forewing all from the Holotype."Tetrastichodes fuscitibiae Girault, Type 2,S. Aus. Mus. IGH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. &Stk., Q1d.".

FUSCIVENTRIS EPIDINOCARSIS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 144-sp. nov. +

description.1917, "Descriptiones stellarum novarum."

(Girault : ?) (1 May 1917) : 2[81]-Epidinocarsis Girault (1913) a juniorsynonym of Anagyrus Howard (1896).

1917, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 5: 136-Epidinocarsis Girault (1913) a juniorsynonym of Dinocarsis Forster (1856).

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping, May4, 1914 (A.P. Dodd). Tweed Heads (TweedRiver), New South Wales. Type Hy 3091,Queensland Museum, the female on a tag;fore wing, caudal tibiae and head on aslide.QM: Card - 2 specimens - outer specimenminus head and left wings is the Holotypeof Epidinocarsis fusciventris; the innerspecimen is Epidinocarsis nigriflagellumGirault. "TYPE", "Epidinocarsisfusciventris Gir. nigriflagellum Gir. (inner)Types 2 [GM".Slide - 3 coverslip fragments; the 2 closestthe "Dinocarsis" label contain the head(parts of 1 antenna separated), 1 tibia +tarsus (part of tarsus separated) and 1 forewing (apex missing) all from the Holotypeof Epidinocarsis fusciventris; the remainingcoverslip contains parts of EpiblatticidaIambi Girault. "Epiblatticida Iambi Gir.,type [GI-1]", "3048", "Dinocarsisfusciventris Gir., 2 type [GM".DPIQ: 4 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - 1 9 intact. "Epidinocarsisfusciventris Gir., 9 [GH1" and on thereverse, "Queensland [OH]".

Card 2 - 1 2 intact. "Epidinocarsisfusciventris Gir., 2 [GM" and on thereverse, "Brisbane, Queensland, A. P.Dodd [GM".Card 3 - 1 9 minus head and 1 fore wing."Dinocarsis fusciventris Gir., 9 [GM" andon the reverse, "Tumoulin - Ravenshoe,forest, 111.12.1919 IGHI".Card 4 - 1 9 minus 1 fore wing (?)."Dinocarsis fusciventris Gir., 2 [GM" andon the reverse, "Kingston, forest [GE]".

FUSCIVENTRIS EURYDINOTOMORPHA Girault,1913.


1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3: 333 (footnote) -correction to sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping thefoliage of lantana and other plants in afield near the town, October 21, 1911.Mackay, Queensland. Type Hy 1968,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a tag, the head and hind legs on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head,wings, metasoma and some legs. "TYPE","Eurydinotomorpha fusciventris Gir. Type

[GM".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing thehead (antennae attached) and 2 legs; 1coverslip fragment (added later) containing1 fore wing all from the Holotype. "Q.Museum. Eurydinotomorpha fusciventris,Gir.Ôn this label all except "Q.Museum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's and it is glued over a Girault label"Eurydinotomorpha fusciventris, Gir.,ty".

FUSCIVENTRIS PHYSCUS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2: 186-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, January 1, 1912 (A.P. Dodd).Nelson [= Gordonvale] (Cairns),Queensland. Type Hy 1723, QueenslandMuseum. The above specimen on a slidewith miscellaneous trichogrammatids and aSigniphora.NOTES: No specimens of this species werelocated.

FUSCUS EPENTASTICHUS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2 : 242-sp. nov. +

description.

FUSCUS QUADRASTICHUSSee FUSCA EPICHRYSOCHARIS

GALLICOLA SCOTOLINX Girault, 1916 (notAshmead, 1904).

1916, Mem. Qd Mus. 5 : 218-sp. nov. +description.

NOTES: Girault has redescribed Ashmead'sgenus and species using Ashmead's types inthe USNM. He has incorrectly used theannotations "new genus" and "newspecies".

GAL TON! ANAPHOIDEA1912, Mem. Qd Mus.

description,1914, Can. Ent. 461915, Mem. Qd Mus.

cc.

288-sp. description, S.3 : 164-sp. description,

Girault, 1912.1: 152-sp. nov. +


PUBL. DATA: One female specimen,sweeping lantana and other shrubs in anopen field near town, October 20, 1911.Mackay, Queensland. Type Hy 1847,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a slide.QM: Slide - 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining the Holotype 9 minus head andsome wings; vertex of separated head alsopresent; 1 almost complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype head minus vertexand 1 antenna. "Syntomosphyrum [GM","TYPE, Hy/1847, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Epentastichusfuscus 9". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places Epentastichus Girault (1913)as a junior synonym of SyntomosphyrumForster (1878) hence the annotation on theslide.

PUBL. DATA: A single female specimen,sweeping miscellaneous vegetation along theoutskirts of the town of Roma,Queensland, October 5, 1911 (A.A.Girault). Type Hy/1067, QueenslandMuseum, the above female.QM: 4 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 almost complete coverslip (withobjective lens damage over the specimen)containing the Holotype 9 intact. "TYPE,Hy/1067, A.A. Girault", "Queensland

Museum. Anaphoidea galtoni 9 3568". Onthe last label all except "QueenslandMuseum. 3568" are in a hand similar toMrs Girault's.Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing anintact 4. "Anaphoidea galtoni Girault,Indooroopilly [GM".Slide 3 - 1 complete coverslip containing 1S of Anaphoidea galtoni. It also containedthe Holotype of Stethynium cinctiventrisGirault which is now missing. "TYPE,Hy/2461, 3538, A.A. Girault","Anaphoidea galtoni Girault, S [GM","Destroyed [OH] Queensland Museum.;Stethynium cinctiventris Gir. 9". On thelast label all after "Queensland Museum."are in a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.Slide 4 - 1 complete coverslip containing atleast 1 of Anaphoidea galtoni togetherwith Mymar tyndalli Girault and theHolotype 9 of Alaptus bidentatus Girault.I leave it to the first reviser to sort thespecimens out. "Alaptus bidentatus Gir.,Type 4, Anaphoidea galtoni G., 9, Mymartyndalli Gir., 9. Indooroopilly, 22 Sep.1929 [GH1 3506, 3506".

NMV: Slide - 1 complete coverslipcontaining 1 9 intact. "Anaphoidea galtoniGir., 9 [GH] 129".NOTES: T.3568 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

GALTONI USCANA Girault, 1912.1912, Mem. Qd Mus. 1: 103 + footnote-sp.

nov. + description.1914, Bull. Wis. nat. Hist. Soc. (N.S.) 12

60-catalogue.PUBL. DATA: A single female specimen,October 6, 1911 from windows of a barnon a wheat farm at Roma, Queensland.Subsequently a second female was takenfrom a window in a hotel at Nelson [ =Gordonvale], N.Q., January 26, 1912(Cotype in U.S.N.M.). Type Hy/791,Queensland Museum, one female in xylol-balsam, Nelson [= Gordonvale].QM: Slide - 1 complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype 9 intact. "Uscanagaltoni Girault, Type 2. From window ofloby, Nelson [= Gordonvale], N.Q., Jany.26, 1912. A.A.G. [GM". On this labelGirault has crossed out "Pterygogramma "for which he inserted "Uscana " and

DAHMS: G1RAULT TYPES OF AUSTRALIAN HYMENOPTERA: III^645

"Cotype" for which he inserted "Type"."Queensland Museum. TYPE, Hy/791,3377, 9".

NOTES: Girault's substitution of Uscanafor Pterygogramma on the label isexplained by his footnote to the originaldescription. The PUBL. DATA for thisspecies are confusing in that Girault chosethe specimen from Gordonvale as hisCotype and Type. I was unable to locateany specimens of this species in USNM andsince he changed Cotype to Type on hislabel he may have misplaced the specimenfrom Roma. I am assuming that he thenchose the Gordonvale specimen as his Typebefore his paper went to press and onlyaltered part of his PUBL. DATA.Therefore I am accepting the Gordonvalespecimen as his Holotype of this species.T.3377 is a duplicate Queensland Museumregister number for the Holotype of thisspecies and has been cancelled.

GARGANTUA AUSTROBELLA Girault, 1923.1923, "Loves wooed and won in Australia."

(Girault : Brisbane) (31 October 1923)3[169]-sp. description as Austrobelia.

1928, "A prodigeous discourse on wildanimals." (Girault : Brisbane) (19March 1928) : 2[219]-valid emendationof generic name to Austrobella.

PUBL. DATA: Forest, Rockhampton,April 15, 1923.QM: Slide - 1 small, complete coverslipcontaining 2 9 9 intact; 1 is the Holotype ofAustrobella gargantua, the other is theHolotype of Ablerus biguttatibiae Girault;1 large, complete coverslip containing partsof Brachyscelidiphaga masaccioni Girault."Brachyscelidiphaga masaccioni Girault, 9Type [GF11", "Ablerus guttatitibia [=biguttatibiae ] Gir., 9 type [GF1]","Austrobella gargantua Gir., 9 type[GN]", "3797", "3488".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.3488.

GARIBALDIA ENCYRTUS Girault, 1933.1933, "Some beauties inhabitant not of

commercial boudoirs but of nature'sbosom, notably new insects." (GiraultBrisbane) (20 June 1933) : 4[302]-sp.description.

PUBL. DATA: Indooroopilly, June, exCeroplastes. In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "The types were one male,two females reared from white wax, June4, 1931 on a scrub plant".QM: Card - 1 Syntype d minus head, 2Syntype 9 9, 1 minus left wings, the otherminus head with metasoma (in part)separated. "Encyrtus garibaldia Gir., TypesS [G111" and on the reverse, "FromCeroplastes, white wax, Indooroopilly,June 4, 1931 [GI-1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1

head (1 antenna separated), 1 9 fore wingand 1 5 head (antennae separated,fragmented) all from the Syntypes"Encyrtus garibaldia Gir., Types 5 4 [GH]Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumbers for the Syntypes of this species areT.8958. ..T.8960.

GARIBALDIA HABROCYTUS Girault, 1938.1938, N. Qd Nat. 6 (55): 2-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: A single female specimen,Gordonvale (formerly Nelson), September,1920 (A.P. Dodd).QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head andright wings; metasoma separated."Gordonvale, N.Q., Sept. 1920","Habrocytus garibaldia Girault, Type 9[GF1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip and a coverslipfragment containing the fragmented head(antennae separated) and 1 fore wing (in 2pieces, incomplete) all from the Holotype."Habrocytus garibaldia Gir., Type 9 .Nelson [= Gordonvale], Sep. [GHI Ent.Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.8961

GARIBALDIA XANTHOENCYRTUS Girault, 1933.1933, "Some beauties inhabitant not of

commercial boudoirs but of nature'sbosom, notably new insects." (GiraultBrisbane) (20 June 1933) : 4[302]-sp.description.

PUBL. DATA: Forest, Wynnum. In hisunpublished manuscript, when discussingadditional specimens Girault says, "This


specimen was larger than the single typespecimen...".QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - I complete coverslip containingthe Holotype 4' fragmented."Xanthoencyrtus garibaldia Gir., Type 4.Wynnum, forest [GH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag.& Stk., Q1d.".Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing 1

with head and vertex separated."Xanthoencyrtus garibaldia Gir., Paratype4. Indooroopilly, Q., window, 111.20.1933[Gil] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: The specimen on Slide 2 has notype-status since its data were not publishedwith the description. The QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species is T.8962.

GEMINUS LEPTOMASTIX Girault, 1923.1923, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 11: 47-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Kelvin Grove, Brisbane,among herbage (H. Hacker, "6-4-1913").QM: Slide - I almost complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype 9 intact; 1 crackedcoverslip fragment containing part of anunidentified chalcidoid. "Leptomastixgeminus Gir., 9 type [OH] Kelvin Grove,Brisbane. Among herbage, 6.4.13, H.Hacker [H1-1]".DPIQ: Card - 1 9 intact. "Leptomastixgemmus[= geminus] Gir. 9 [GH]" andon the reverse, "Wynnum [GM".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.8963.

GEMMA GYROLASELLA Girault, 1916.1916, Mem. Qd Mus. 5 : 216-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingforest uplands, Brooklyn, New SouthWales, November 5, 1914. Type Hy 3558,Queensland Museum, the foregoing femaleon a slide.QM: Slide - 1 almost complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype 9 minus head."Gyro/use/la gemma Gir., 9 type [GH]","TYPE", "Queensland Museum.Hy/3558".

GEMMA ORASEMA Girault, 1932.1932, "New pests from Australia, X."

(Girault : Brisbane) (10 February 1932): 4[289]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Kuranda, F.P. Dodd. Inhis unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The types were five females taken fromflowers in March 1921".QM: 4 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - 2 Syntype 9 9 , 1 minus head, theother minus antennae (except 1 scape) andleft wings; metasoma and some legsseparated. "Kuranda, Q. March, 1921,F.P.D., flowers", "Orasema gemma Gir.,Types 4 [GM".Card 2 - 1 Syntype 4 intact. "Kuranda,Q., March 1921, F.P.D., ex flowers","Orasema gemma Gir., Cotypes 9 [GH]".Card 3 - 1 Syntype 2 minus right antennalflagellum. "Kuranda, Q., flowers, F.P.D.,March 1921". This specimen is pinned withthe Girault label on Card 2.Card 4 - 1 Syntype 9 minus most of bothantennae. "Kuranda, Q., March 1921,F.P.D., flowers", "Orasema gemmaGirault, 4".Slide (short, narrow) - 2 coverslipfragments containing a head (minusantennae), 1 separated antenna and 1 forewing all from the Syntypes. "Orasemagemma Gir., 9 type [GM".NOTES: Although the specimen on Card 4was not labelled as a Type or Cotype byGirault it bears the correct data. SinceGirault mentions five females in hisunpublished manuscript I am including thisspecimen as part of the syntypical series.The Queensland Museum register numbersfor the Syntypes of this species areT.8967...T.8971.

GEMMA RHICNOPELTELLA Girault, 1921.1921, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 9 : 190-sp.

nov. + description.1934, "New Capsidae and Hymenoptera, with

note on an unmentionable." (GiraultSydney) (21 December 1934) : l[311]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Herberton, forest, March.In his unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The type was one female".QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head, leftwings, metasoma and some legs.


"Rhicnopeltella gemma Girault, Type

Slide - 2 coverslip fragments containing thehead (broken, 1 antenna separated), 2tibiae + tarsi, a metasoma and 1 foldedfore wing all from the Holotype ofRhicnopettella gemma ; I completecoverslip containing numerous specimens ofan unidentified chalcidoid. "Rhicnopeltellagemma Gir. Type Y. From gall 31 on gum,Brisbane, H. Hacker, 26.5.1914 [CH]".NOTES: The data on the slide labelapparently are for the specimens under thecomplete coverslip. They are not mentionedanywhere in the literature or in hisunpublished manuscript for Rhicnopeltellagemma. The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.8964.

GEMMA TENNYSON1ANA Girault, 1920.1920, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 8 : 203-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Nelson [= Gordonvale].QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 3 coverslip fragments containingthe Holotypes of Oligosita brevicilia Giraultand Polynema aequum Girault togetherwith 4 other 22, only 1 of which I suspectis Girault's type of Tennysoniana gemma. Ileave it to the first reviser to sort outwhether the last mentioned species isrepresented by a Holotype or by Syntypes."TYPE", "Oligosita brevicilia Girault,type, Polynema aequum, type 4,Tennysoniana gemma [GH] 3465, 3619,3619".Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing 19 with head and other appendagesseparated. "Paratype, 3480 [GH]","Tennysoniana gemma Gir., Wynnum,22 Sep. 1922. Forest [GH]".NOTES: Registration of the type(s) of thisspecies are left pending actions of the firstreviser. The specimen on Slide 2 has notype-status since its data do not fit thePUBL. DATA.

GEMMUS MESOCALOCERINUS Girault, 1922.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

GENICULATA ISOPLATA Girault, 1913 (notFOrster, 1856).


PUBL. DATA: Four females, sweepingLeptospermum, April 16, 1913 (H.Hacker), Brisbane, Queensland. Type Hy1959, Queensland Museum, two specimenson a tag, three heads on a slide with ahindleg.QM: Card - 2 Syntype 22; 1 minus head,all but 1 hind wing, metasoma and somelegs, the other minus head and at least 1 leg(1 pair of wings separated). "TYPE","Isoplata geniculata Gir., 2 type [G11]".Slide - 1 cracked, almost completecoverslip with objective lens damagecontaining 2 fragmented heads, antennaeseparated, 1 fragmented and some partsappear to be missing; 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining 1 leg. These parts are from the 4Syntypes, 2 of which are now missing."TYPE, Hy/1959, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Isoplata geniculate[= geniculata ] 2". On the last label allexcept "Queensland Museum." are in ahand similar to Mrs Girault's. It is gluedover another label "genicula^Gir. 2 type[GM Toohey's Hill, Brisbane SweepingLeptospermum, 16.4.13, H. Hacker[HH]".NOTES: I could only locate two heads onthe slide, not three as stated in the PUBL.DATA. Gahan and Fagan (1923) proposeda new generic and specific name for thistaxon (Isoplatella giraulti) since bothIsoplata and geniculata are preoccupied byIsoplata geniculata Forster (1856).

GENU PELOROTELOPSELLA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2 : 148-sp. nov. +

description : 153-gen. key1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 184-descriptive

note after Pelorotelopsella albigenu (?)Dodd : 190-correction to 1913 generickey placing Pelorotelopsella withMestocharoideus Girault (1913). This isnot a synonymy, see generic section tofollow.

PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingjungle growth along a forest streamlet,August 1, 1913. Nelson [= Gordonvale](Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy 1650,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a tag, the head on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head, lefthind wing and some legs; metasoma, 1 hindleg and right wings separated. "TYPE",


"Pelorotelopsella genu Gir., Type[GI-1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing thehead in 2 pieces (1 scape attached, 1 pedicel+ flagellum and 1 antenna, in 2 pieces,separated) from the Holotype. "TYPE,Hy. .50, A.A. Girault", "QueenslandMuseum. Pelorotelopsella genu ". On thelast label all except "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.

GHIRLANDAJONI STOMA TOCERAS Girault, 1922.1922, "The North American species of

Emersonella and Entedon with excuses,etc." (Girault : Brisbane) (20 October1922) : 1[165]-sp. nov. + description.

PUBL. DATA: Brisbane, Queensland. Inhis unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The type specimen was collected by HenryHacker".QM: Card - Holotype minus leftantenna, left wings, right mid and hind leg."Brisbane : H. Hacker, 12.9.16", "4609","Stomatoceras ghirlandajoni Gir., Type 4[GI-11", "Stomatoceras longicornis Gir.E.F. Riek. det. 1951".Slide - 2 adjoined coverslip fragmentscontaining 1 fore wing and 1 antenna (in 3pieces, incomplete) from the Holotype ofStomatoceras ghirlandajoni ; 1 completecoverslip containing 1 fore wing ofStomatoceras peraustralis Girault."Stomatoceras ghirlandajoni, peraustralisGir., Type^[GFI] 4609, 4628".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.4609.

GIBBON' ANASTATUS Girault, 1920.1920, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 8 : 44-sp.

nov. + description.1939, Qd Nat. 11 : 22-a cryptic note making

Anastatus Motschulsky (1859) a juniorsynonym of Eupelmus Dalman (1820).

PUBL. DATA: December 2, 1918, junglealong the Mulgrave near Gordonvale.QM: 3 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - Holotype minus head, hindwings and some legs; 1 pedicel + flagellumand 2 fore wings separated. "4240","Anastatus gibboni Gir.,^type [GI-11".Card 2 - 1 with parts of both antennaeseparated (1 minus tip). "Kuranda,

Queensland, A.P. Dodd", "Eupelmusgibboni Girault,^[GF1]".Card 3 - 1întact, labelled as Card 2.NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.4240.

GIGANTEA PULVILLIGERA Girault, 1928.1928, "A prodigeous discourse on wild

animals." (Girault : Brisbane) (19March 1928) : 3[2201-sp. description.

1928, "Some Insecta and a new all highness(notes compiled in fear and sorrow)."(Girault : Brisbane) (18 August 1928)3[227]-correction to above description.

1939, Verh. 7 internat. Kongr. Ent. Berlin 1: 147-as giganteus underEpimegastigmus titanus Girault.

PUBL. DATA: Female, Townsville, G.F.Hill. A male also.QM: 1 stage and 1 card on separate pins asfollows:Stage - 1 Syntype minus head, left forewing and left hind tarsus. "Townsville,N.Q., G.F. Hill", "Epimegastigmusgiganteus Gir., dt types [GI-1]".Card - 1 minus head and all but 1 hindwing. "Whitsunday Is., N. Geary, Jan.,1934", "Epimegastigmus giganteus Gir.,[GM".NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault places this species inEpimegastigmus as Epimegastigmusgiganteus which explains his labels. TheQueensland Museum register number forthe Syntype female is T.5042; the Syntypemale was not located.

G1GANTEA XENANUSIA Girault, 1917.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

GIGANTEUS ANAGYRODES Girault, 1915.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

G1GANTEUS CREMNOEULOPHUS Girault, 1916.1916, Mem. Qd Mus. 5 : 221-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: Two males in theU.S.N.M. labelled "From Apiomorphamaliformis Fuller MS., West Australia.Through Townsbury, October, 1898".Types No. 19682, U.S.N.M., the abovespecimens on a card and a slide bearing ahead, hind and middle legs.


USNM: Card - 2 Syntype S 5; 1 minushead, wings and some leg parts; the otherminus antennal flagella, left wings andsome legs (metasoma separated). "fromApiomorpha maliformis (Fuller M.S.),Western Australia, (through Lonsbury),October 1898", "19682","Cremnoeulophus giganteus Gir., Types S[GFI]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment and 1 completecoverslip containing the head very damaged(antennae separated, minus scapes), 2 legsand various leg parts all from the Syntypes."19682", "Cremnoeulophus giganteusGirault, Types 5 IGH]".NOTES: In the PUBL. DATA Townsburyshould be Lonsbury.

GIGAS 00CTONUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 154-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, in jungleSeptember 15, 1913. Kuranda, Queensland.Type Hy 2446, Queensland Museum, theabove specimen on a slide.QM: Slide - 1 complete coverslipcontaining the Holotype 9 of Ooctonusgigas with head separated; 1 coverslipfragment containing parts of Aprostocetusgobius Girault. "TYPE, Hy/1784, A.A.Girault", "Ooctonus gigas [GH]Queensland Museum. 3710, Aprostocetusgobius 4". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum. 3710" and the partin Girault's hand are in a hand similar toMrs Girault's.NOTES: T.3710 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

GILBERTI ENCYRTUS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4: 90-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, December 19, 1911. Gordonvale(Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy 2996,Queensland Museum, the specimen on atag; head and a damaged fore wing on aslide.QM: Card - Holotype 2 minus head, wingsand some legs (in very poor condition)."TYPE", "Encyrtus gilberti Gir., 9 typeIGHj".Slide - 5 coverslip fragments of which the 2

closest the "TYPE" label and the middleone on the left contain the head (parts ofboth scapes only attached), 2 separatedantennae (1 minus scape, the other minuspart of the scape) 1 intact fore wing andpart of the other all from the Holotype ofEncyrtus gilberti ; the remaining coverslipfragments contain parts of the Holotype ofEncyrtus aristotelea and parts of Encyrtustriguttatus Girault. "TYPE, Hy/2996,2999, A.A. Girault", "Q. Museum.Encyrtus gilberti & aristotelea, G. 2,triguttatus wing". On the last label allexcept "Q. Museum." and "triguttatuswing [GH]" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.DPIQ: 3 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - 1 2 minus head, 1 pair of wingsand 1 mid leg. "Encyrtus gilberti var. Gir.,2 [G141" and on the reverse, "CedarCreek, jungle, 13 August, 1930, H. Hacker

Card 2 - 2 legs remain in the glue."Encyrtus gilberti Gir., 9 [GH]" and onthe reverse, "ex Putvinaria, Brisbane, 8August 1931, S.E. Flanders [GF1]".Card 3 - 1 9 minus head and wings;metasoma separated. "Mt. Mee, 10.9.28,H. Hacker", "Encyrtus gilberti Girault,[GH]".NOTES: There is an extra fore wing on theslide in comparison with the information inthe PUBL. DATA and I suspect the partsof this species have been remounted byGirault incorporating the intact fore wingfrom the Holotype.

GIORGIONEI PARACLADELLA Girault, 1932.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

GIOTTINI EUPELMUS Girault, 1922.1922, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 10 :109-sp.

nov. + description.1939, Qd Nat. 11: 22-a cryptic note

making Anastatus Motschulsky (1859) ajunior synonym of Eupelmus Dalman(1820).

PUBL. DATA: None given. In hisunpublished manuscript Girault says, "Thetype locality is Queensland. The type iswith that of aristotelea... ".QM: Card - 2 94; the inner specimen is theHolotype 9 of Eupelmus giottini minusantennae, left fore wing, metasoma and


some legs; the outer specimen (metasomaand some legs only) is the Holotype ofAnastatus aristotelea Girault. "TYPE","4248", "4249", "Anastatus : aristotelea,giottini Gir., Types [G1-1]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1fore wing and parts of 2 antennae(incomplete) all from the Holotype."Eupelmus giottini Girault, Type [GH]4249 Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Qld.4249".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.4249.

GLABRA ORMYROMORPHA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 326-sp. nov. +

description.1925, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 13 : 95-

descriptive notes afterOrmyromorpha glabra ciliata Girault.

PUBL. DATA: One female, October 11(H. Hacker). Brisbane, Queensland. TypeHy 2786, Queensland Museum, thespecimen on a tag; head and hind leg on aslide.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 2 slidesas follows:Card 1 - Holotype minus head, leftwings and at least left hind leg. "BrisbaneH. Hacker, Oct. 11", "TYPE","Ormyromorpha glabra Gir., type

Slide 1 - 4 coverslip fragments containingpart of 1 fore wing (Ormyromorphellabiargentinotata Girault), 1 intact fore wing(Ormyromorpha glabra ), 1 leg (in 2 pieces)and 1 head (1 separated scape minuspedicel + flagellum and 1 separatedantenna in 3 pieces). The leg, head andantennae I suspect belong to the Holotypeof Ormyromorphella biargentinotata."TYPE, Hy/2786, 2787, A.A. Girault","2786. Queensland Museum.Ormyromorpha glabra, Gir. (inner)Ormyromorphella biargentinotata ,2787". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." and "(inner)[GFI]" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Card 2 - 1 minus head and wings."Ormyromorpha glabra Girault, [GI-11"and on the reverse, "Kingston, forest, 1923[GH]".

Slide 2 - 1 cracked, complete coverslipcontaining a head (minus antennae exceptfor 1 separated pedicel + flagellum), 2 forewings (1 minus apex) and 1 leg."Ormyromorpha glabra Gir., Y. Kingston,Q. [GH]".NOTES: The slide-mounted head and hindleg from the Holotype are apparentlymissing. I am fairly certain that the headand leg on Slide 1 belong toOrmyromorphella biargentinotata.

GLA BRA CILIA TA ORMYROMORPHA Girault, 1925.1925, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 13 : 95-sub.

sp. nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Brisbane, April 22, 1913,H. Hacker.NOTES: No specimens of this sub-specieswere located.

GLABR1CORPUS POLYNEMA Girault, 1929.1929, "North American Hymenoptera

Mymaridae. Addendum. New insects,mostly Australian." (Girault : Brisbane)(8 January 1929) : 29[261]-sp.description.

PUBL. DATA: Cairns, A.P. Dodd. In hisunpublished manuscript Girault says, "Thetype was taken Dec. 25".QM: Card - Holotype minus the tip ofright antenna. "Cairns, Dec. 25", "3615","Polynema glabricorpus Girault, type[GIL] 3615".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.3615.

GLABRISCUTELLUM ACHRYSOCHARELLA Girault,1915.

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 206-sp. nov. +description; probably a variety ofAchrysocharis clariscutellum Girault.

PUBL. DATA: One female, in forest, June1914 (A.P. Dodd). Burnett Heads,Southern Queensland. Type Hy 2525,Queensland Museum, the specimen on aslide.QM: Slide - 2 coverslip fragments (1cracked) containing the Holotype , headseparated, in 2 pieces (1 antenna attachedto each). "TYPE, Hy 2525, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Achrysocharellaglabriscutellum ". On the last label all


except "Queensland Museum." are in ahand similar to Mrs Girault's.

GLABRISCUTELLUM Lb THORAX Girault, 1932.1932, "New pests from Australia, X."

(Girault : Brisbane) (10 February 1932): 1[286]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: [4] Nelson[ = Gordonvale], A.P. Dodd.QM: Card - Holotype minus head andright wings. " Liothorax glabriscutellumGir., type [GFI]".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing thehead (both antennae separated, 1 in 2pieces, the other minus terminal segments)and 1 fore wing all from the Holotype ofLiothorax glabriscutellum ; 1 cracked,almost complete coverslip containing partsof an unidentified chalcidoid. "Liothoraxglabriscutellum Girault, Type 4 [GI-1]".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.8966

GLABRISCUTELLUM MIRRENCYRTUS Girault, 1915.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

GLABRIVENTRIS TOMOCERA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4 : 207-sp. nov. +

description.1927, Rec. S. Aust. Mus. 3 : 334-additional

specimen.PUBL. DATA: Gordonvale (Cairns),Queensland. Jungle, November 1, 1913(A.P.D.). Type Hy 3198, QueenslandMuseum, the female on a tag; head andhind leg on a slide. Two females atGordonvale, forest, January 4 and 6, 1914and another from forest swamp, May 15,1914 at Chindera, Tweed River, New SouthWales (A.P. Dodd).QM: Slide - 2 coverslip fragments (1cracked) containing the head (antennaeseparated, 1 incomplete), 1 leg, 2 forewings and 1 hind wing all from theHolotype (body now missing). "TYPE,Hy/3198, A.A. Girault", "QueenslandMuseum. Tomocera glabriventris Gir.".On the last label all except "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Card - 2întact. "Tomoceraglabriventris Girault, [G11]" and on thereverse, "Montville, Q. [GH]".

SAM: Card - 1 '? minus head. "CornwallisI., Torres Straits, C.T. McNamarra","Tomocera glabriventris Gir., CornwallisI.", "Tomocera glabriventris Girault,[GFI]".NOTES: The card-mounted Holotype bodywas not located nor were the additionalParatype specimens from Gordonvale andChindera.

GLABRIVERTEX CERAMBYCOBIUS Girault, 1926.1926, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 14 : 66-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Forest, Beenleigh, 11 Dec.,1922.QM: Card - Holotype minus rightantennna, part of left antenna, left fore legand left wings. "4221", "Cerambycobiusglabrivertex Gin, Type [GM".Slide - 1 complete coverslip containing 1antenna (in 2 pieces), 1 leg and 1 fore wingall from the Holotype. "Cerambycobiusglabrivertex Gir., Type [GH] 4221".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.4221.

GLADIUS STETHYNIUM Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 162-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, in forest, June26, 1914. Gordonvale, Queensland. TypeHy 2463, Queensland Museum, the femaleon a slide with type of maxwelli.QM: Slide (with numerous transversecracks and a piece missing; mended belowwith 2 paper strips) - 2 cracked coverslipfragments; the 1 closest the "TYPE" labelcontains the Holotype of Stethyniumgladius with head separated; the othercontains Stethynium maxwelli Girault."TYPE, Hy/2463, 2464, A.A. Girault","3534, 3535", "Queensland Museum.2463, Stethynium gladius, G. 3534. S.maxwelli, G. 2464, 3535.". On the lastlabel all except "Queensland Museum.3534, 3535" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's. The broad strip of paper holdingthe slide together has "3534, 3535" witharrows directed at the coverslip fragmentsto which the numbers apply.NOTES: T.3534 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.


GLOBA BRACHYCHRYSOCHARELLA Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2 : 170-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, August 27, 1913. Nelson [ =Gordonvale], Queensland. Type Hy 1695,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a tag, the head on a slide.QM: Slide - 2 coverslip fragments; 1contains a damaged Holotype head(incomplete, 1 antenna attached, the otherseparated and fragmented); the secondcoverslip fragment contains the remountedHolotype body with some legs missing."TYPE, Hy/1695, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum.Brachychrysocharella globa ". On the lastlabel all except "Queensland Museum." arein a hand similar to Mrs Girault's.NOTES: Girault has remounted theHolotype body from the card to the slidecontaining the Holotype head.

GLOBOSA PARACLADELLA Girault, 1920.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

GLOBOSICORNIS AUSTRALIENS1S ALA PTUS Girault,1912.

1912, Mem. Qd Mus. 1: 124-var. nov. +description : 126-spp. key^.

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 169-occurrence.1916, Mem. Qd Mus. 5 : 207-correction to

punctuation in 1915 paper.PUBL. DATA: Type of australiensis :Hy/1054, Queensland Museum, 3 Vs inxylol-balsam, 1 slide (Nelson [=Gordonvale], N.Q., January 26, 1912).QM: 6 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 complete coverslip containing 3Syntypeîntact. "TYPE, Hy/1054, A.A.Girault", "3697. Queensland Museum.Alaptus globosicornis G. australiensis ".On the last label all except "3697.Queensland Museum." and "australiensis[G1-1]" are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.Slide 2 - 2 complete coverslips containingnumerous specimens of both sexes, mostintact. "Alaptus globosicornis australiensisGir., 5Y. Ex ova Troctes divinatoriusLinn., Brisbane, 111.22-1933. [GE1]".Slide 3 - 1 complete coverslip and 1coverslip fragment containing numerousspecimens of both sexes, most intact.

"Alaptus globosicornis australiensis Gir.,5. Brisbane, March, 1933 [GH]".Slide 4 - 1 complete coverslip containingnumerous specimens of both sexes, allintact. "AAG., S [G1-1], Alaptusglobosicornis australiensis Girault.Compared with type. Bred from Ma/lotusphilippinensis, Brisbane, emerged 10.4.16[F11-1] H. HACKER".Slide 5 - 1 complete coverslip containingnumerous specimens of both sexes, mostintact. Labelled as Slide 4.Slide 6 - I cracked, complete coverslipcontaining numerous specimens (bothsexes?) most intact; 2 coverslip fragmentscontaining Gonatocerus indigenus Giraultand parts of Anagyropsis turbulent usGirault. "Alaptus globosicornisaustraliensis Girault. Compd. with Type.Bred from dead twigs of Ma/lotusphilippinensis, Brisbane, emerged 10.4.16[HH] H. HACKER", "Gonatocerusindigenus, Type [GH] 3736","Anagyropsis turbulentus Gir., type[GM". The second label has an arrowdirected at one of the coverslip fragments.NOTES: T.3697 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Syntypesof this variety and has been cancelled.

GLOBOSUS TANAOSTIGMODES Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4 : 44-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, in forest,April 9, 1914. Gordonvale (Cairns),Queensland. Type Hy 2917, QueenslandMuseum, the female on a tag; head, middleand hind tibiae on a slide.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 2 slidesas follows:Card 1 - only some leg fragments remainon the card. These are all that remain ofthe Holotypes of Tanaostigmodes globosusand its variety novus . "TYPE", "4399","Taneostigmodes [= Tanaostigmodes ]globosus Girault, type [GH]" and on thereverse, "var. nova [= novus^type[GH]".Slide 1 - 3 coverslip fragments containingthe head (in 2 pieces, antennae attached toI), I leg, 1 tibia + tarsus and 2 fore wings.The label in a hand similar to Mrs Girault'sindicates that these parts are from theHolotype of the variety novus. However,


this label is glued over a Girault labelwhich can be read with a mirror "... modesglobosus Gir., 9 type [Gli]". In his PUBL.DATA with the variety novus Girault doesnot mention a slide and I suspect this slidehas been incorrectly relabelled. In addition,the number Hy.2917 on the slide is theQueensland Museum register number forthe species T. globosus ; that for thevariety is Hy.2918. "TYPE, Hy/2917,A.A. Girault", "Queensland Museum.4399. n. var. Taneostigmodes[—Tanaostigmodes ] globosus novus G. 9".On the last label all except "QueenslandMuseum. 4399" are in hand similar to MrsGirault's.Card 2 - 1 9 minus antennae."Taneostigmodes [= Tanaostigmodes ]globosus Gir., 9 [GFI]" and on the reverse,"Beerwah, Q. Forest [GM".Slide 2 - 1 complete coverslip containing 2intact antennae. "Taneostigmodes [=Tanaostigmodes] globosus Gir.,Beerwah, Q. [GH]".NOTES: T.4399 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

GLOBOSUS NOVUS TANAOSTIGMODES Girault,1915.

1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 4 : 44 + footnote-var.nov. + description.

PUBL. DATA: One female, May 13, 1914,sweeping forest on sand-ridges near coast(A.P. Dodd). Chindera (Tweed River), NewSouth Wales. Type Hy 2918, QueenslandMuseum, the specimen on a tag with typeglobosus. Also a female, sweeping in forestalong the banks of the Hawkesbury Riverat Brooklyn, N.S.W., November 14, 1914.NOTES: The Holotype of this varietyexcept perhaps for some legs is missing. SeeGLOBOSUS TANAOSTIGMODES.

GLOBULA RHICNOPELTELLA Girault, 1934.1934, "New Capsidae and Hymenoptera, with

note on an unmentionable." (GiraultSydney) (21 December 1934)2[312]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: W. Aus., L.J. Newman. Inhis unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The types were four females reared froma gall (No. 228)".

WADA: Slide - 2 coverslip fragmentscontaining 3 Syntype 9 9 (2 intact, the thirdwith separated metasoma and legs)."Rhicnopeltella globula Girault, Types[GH] Eulophidae", "Gall parasite, L.N.,W.A., No. 161". On the last label the gallnumber 228 has been replaced with 161.QM: Card - a circular card with numerous49, most intact. "Blenheim, N.Z. Nov.1924. Ex Eucalyptus globulus stem galls [onreverse of card-mount]", "Rhicnopeltellaglobula Gir., 9 [G1-11" and on the reverse,"Rhicnopeltella sp. [GFI]". On the reverseof the label Girault has crossed out 2specific names replacing them with "sp.".Slide - Outer complete coverslip, furthestfrom the labels, containing 2 fragmentedspecimens of Rhicnopeltella globula ; innercomplete coverslip plus an adjoinedcoverslip fragment containing a specimenand parts of Rhicnopeltella thaelmanniGirault. "Rhic. thaelmanni Gir., Types d(inner 2) [GfI]", "Rhicnopeltella globulaGir. Blenheim, N. Zealand. Stem galls ongum, 1924, Nov. [GM Ent. Div. Dep. Ag.& Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: The first reviser should check theslide in WADA to ensure that I have notoverlooked the fourth Syntype.

GLORIAE TASSONIA Girault, 1921.Encyrtidae Gordh and Dahms in prep.

GLORIOSUS OOTETRASTICHUS (?) Girault andDodd (in Girault, 1915).


PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, November 6, 1912 (A.A. Girault).Northern Queensland (Ayr, 50 miles southof Townsville). Type Hy 2564, QueenslandMuseum, the above specimen on a tag; thehead on a slide. A female at Gordonvale,Q., forest, January 8, 1914 [this female wasadded by Girault after the PUBL. DATA."... Antennae darker than in the typespecimen.' '1.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - Holotype 2 minus head and leftwings. "TYPE", "Ootetrastichus gloriosusGirault & Dodd, 9 type [DH]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing theHolotype head (1 antenna separated, in 2


pieces). "TYPE, Hy/2564, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Ootetrastichusgloriosus G. & D. 9". On the last label allexcept "Queensland Museum." are in ahand similar to Mrs Girault's and it isglued over the original label in Dodd'shand.Card 2 - specimen missing except for somelegs. This would have been the Paratypefrom Gordonvale. "TYPE","Ootetrastichus gloriosus G. & D.,[GH]".NOTES: The Paratype has not beenregistered since most of it is now missing.

GLUCKI NEOMPHALOIDELLA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 248-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping inforest, second growth, May 22, 1914.Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland. Type Hy2620, Queensland Museum, the female on atag; head on a slide.QM: Slide - 1 coverslip fragmentcontaining a head (in 3 pieces, antennaeattached to 2). This appears to agree withthe description in which case it is from theHolotype of this species. "TYPE,Hy/2620, A.A. Girault", "QueenslandMuseum. Neomphaloidella[= glucki I 4". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.Card - 1 9 minus right fore wing,metasoma and some legs. This does notappear to agree with the description andalso has the head present. I suspect thisspecimen is mis-labelled. It is not theHolotype body of this species. "TYPE","Neomphaloidella glucki Girault, Type 4[GFI]"NOTES: The Holotype of this species maybe labelled as the type of another speciesamongst Girault's types, i.e. Girault mayhave accidently confused the labels of twoof his types.

GOBIUS APROSTOCETUS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2 : 215-sp. nov. +

description : 216-spp. key 49.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweeping injungle, September 14, 1913 (A.P. Dodd).Kuranda, Queensland. Type Hy 1784,Queensland Museum, the above female on

a tag, the head on a slide with Ooctonusgigas Girault.QM: Card - Holotype 9 minus head andleft fore wing (which may be buried inglue). "TYPE", "Aprostocetus gobiusGirault, Type 4 [GFI]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing thehead in 2 pieces plus some fragments (1antenna and the scape of the other attachedto the 2 pieces of head, some separatedantennal parts also present) from theHolotype of Aprostocetus gobius ; 1complete coverslip containing the Holotypeof Ooctonus gigas Girault. "TYPE,Hy/1784, A.A. Girault", "Ooctonus gigas[OH] Queensland Museum. 3710.Aprostocetus gobius 2". On the last labelall after "3710" are in a hand similar toMrs Girault's.

GOETHEI EUCHAROMORPHA Girault, 1934.1934, "Eucharitidae, Cynipidae,

Proctotrypidae et Thysanoptera novaAustraliensis." (Girault : Brisbane) (20February 1934) : 2[307]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Melbourne, F.E. Wilson.In his unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The type was a single female fromVictoria, taken December 13, 1927...".NMV: Card - Holotype 9 minus head andleft fore wing. "Melbourne, F.E. Wilson,13.xii.27", "Type 9, 1452", "F.E. WilsonCollection", "Eucharomorpha goetheiGirault, Type 9 [GM".Slide - 1 cracked, complete coverslipcontaining the head (antennae and 1mandible separated) and 1 fore wing allfrom the Holotype. "Horistothripsquadriconus Girault, 9 types,Eucharomorpha goethei Type 4. F.E.Wilson [OH] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk.,Q1d.".NOTES: The types of Horistothripsquadriconus Girault have been remountedonto other slides by Dr Jenny Palmer,British Museum (Nat. Hist.) and are in theQueensland Museum.

GOETHEI GONATOCERUS Girault, 1912.1912, Mem. Qd Mus. 1: 139-sp. nov. +

description : 145-spp. key 99.

PUBL. DATA: A single female, with thesweeping net in an open forest near Nelson[= Gordonvale], N.Q., January 24, 1912.


Later at Nelson [= Gordonvale],September 5, 1912 I captured a secondfemale, sweeping mixed jungle and forestgrowths along a streamlet. Type Hy/1044,Queensland Museum, the above specimenon a slide in xylol-balsam (mounted with ahomotype female specimen of Aphelinoideaspeciosissima Girault).QM: 2 slides as follows:Slide 1 - 1 complete coverslip containingthe Holotype of Gonatocerus goethei andthe specimen of Aphelinoidea speciosissimaGirault mentioned in the PUBL. DATA."Gonatocerus goethei Girault, 9 typeAAG. 1044 [GH] 3683, 3683". On thislabel Girault has crossed out a generic andspecific name. "Aphelinoidea speciosissima? Girault, , AAG., Stethynium tenerumGir., type. Destroyed [GH] 3551". Onthis label Girault has crossed out"Homotype" after "speciosissima " andreplaced it with the question mark.Slide 2 - 3 coverslip fragments; 1 containsan intact 4 of Gonatocerus goethei, aMymaromma goethei Girault and a 4Polynema aequum Girault; the middlecoverslip fragment is empty; the thirdcontains parts of Chrysopophagus variocelliGirault. "Mymaromma goethei Gir.,type [GH] 3694", "Polynema aequum Gir.,

, Gonatocerus goethei Gir. [GF1]". Thelast label has arrows directed at the relevantspecimens. "Chrysopophagus variocelliGir., Type^[GFi]"USNM: Slide - 1 complete coverslipcontaining the Paratype 4 with headseparated. "Gonatocerus goethei Girault,2. Nelson [= Gordonvale], N.Q., Sep. 5,1912 [GF1]", "Sweeping mixed forest andjungle along streamlet [GH]".NOTES: T.3683 is a duplicate QueenslandMuseum register number for the Holotypeof this species and has been cancelled.

GOETHEI METAPELMA Girault, 1928.1928, "Some new hexapods stolen from

authority." (Girault : Brisbane) (23May 1928) : 4[224]-sp. description.

1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53: 310-details of type deposition.

PUBL. DATA: 1928 - Chinchilla, A.P.Dodd. 1929 - The type is in the SouthAustralian Museum, cotype in QueenslandMuseum. In his unpublished manuscript

Girault says, "The original material wasthree females".SAM: 2 cards on separate pins as follows:Card 1 - 1 Syntype 4 intact. "Chinchilla,Queensland, A. P. Dodd", "Metapelmagoethei Girault, Type^[GFI]" .Card 2 - 2 (?) Syntype^; 1 minus head,the other minus head, metasoma and 1 pairof wings. This is labelled as Card 1 andboth are pinned through, "Metapelmagoethei Girault, Queensland, TYPE".QM: Card - 1 Syntype 2 minus bothantennal flagella and right mid leg."Chinchilla, Queensland, A.P. Dodd","4213", "Metapelma goethei Girault,Cotype^[GI-1]".NOTES: Girault did not designate aHolotype and all his specimens thereforebecome Syntypes. I have not re-examinedSAM Card 2 to see if the specimens areboth Metapelma goethei. If they are, thenGirault's notes on the types in hisunpublished manuscript are in error. TheQueensland Museum register number for itsSyntype of this species is T.4213.

GOETHE! MYMAROMMA Girault, 1920.1920, Insecutor Inscit. menstr. 8 : 38-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: Gordonvale, window,February.QM: Slide - 3 coverslip fragments; 1contains the fragmented Holotype 4 ofMymaromma goethei, a = Polynemaaequum Girault and a 4 Gonatocerusgoethei Girault; the middle coverslipfragment is empty and the third containsparts of Chrysopophagus variocelli Girault."Mymaromma goethei Gir., type [OH]3694", "Polynema aequum Gir., ,Gonatocerus goethei Gir. [GM". The lastlabel has arrows directed at the relevantspecimens. "Chrysopophagus variocelliGir., Type [GM".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.3694.

GOETHEI PARACERATONEURA Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 260-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingforest, May 27, 1914. Gordonvale (Cairns),


Queensland. Type Hy 2647, QueenslandMuseum, the specimen on a tag; head andhind leg on a slide.QM: Card - Holotype minus head and atleast 1 leg. "TYPE", "Paraceratoneuragoethei Girault, Type^[GH]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing thehead (antennae separated) and 1 leg allfrom the Holotype. "TYPE, Hy/2647,A.A. Girault", "Genotype. QueenslandMuseum. Paraceratoneura goethei ". Onthe last label all except "QueenslandMuseum." are in a hand similar to MrsGirault's.

GOETHEI PAROODERELLA Girault, 1929.1929, Trans. R. Soc. S. Aust. 53 : 310-sp.

nov. + description.PUBL. DATA: A female, Chinchilla,Queensland, February, 1928 (A.P. Dodd).SAM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slideas follows:Card 1 - Holotype 4' minus antennae andwings. "TYPE", "Chinchilla, Q., Feb.1928, A.P. Dodd", "Parooderella goetheiGirault, Type^[GH]".Card 2 - 1 4' minus left antenna and allwings. "Type", "Chinchilla, Qld., 15.1.27,A. P. Dodd", "Parooderella goetheiGirault, Type [GI-1]". Both cards arepinned through, "Parooderella goethei Gir.,Queensland, also slide, TYPE".Slide - I complete coverslip containing 1fore wing and 1 antenna in 2 pieces. Thesecould have come from either of the card-mounted specimens. "TYPE","Parooderella goethei Girault, Type 4[GFI] Ent. Div. Dep. Ag. & Stk., Q1d.".NOTES: The specimen on Card 2 has notype-status since its data are not mentionedwith the description.

GOETHEI THAUMASURA Girault, 1937.1937, "New naturals, unorthodoxies and non-

pollutions. viz. -New hexapods.-"(Girault : Brisbane) (20 November 1937): 1[326]-sp. description.

PUBL. DATA: Chinchilla, A.P. Dodd. Inhis unpublished manuscript Girault says,"The type was a single female taken Jany.15, 1927".QM: Stage - Holotype minus right hindleg. "Chinchilla, Qld., 15/1/27, A.P.

Dodd", " Thaumasura goethei Girault,Type '4 [GN]".NOTES: The Queensland Museum registernumber for the Holotype of this species isT.8982.

GOLDSMITH!! MUSCIDEOPSIS Girault, 1915.1915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 324-sp. nov. +

description.PUBL. DATA: One female, sweepingalong a jungle-clad forest streamlet, March25, 1914. Gordonvale (Cairns), Queensland.Type Hy 2784, Queensland Museum, thespecimen on a tag, the head and 2 hindtibiae on a slide.QM: 2 cards on separate pins and 1 slide asfollows:Card 1 - only some legs of the Holotyperemain on the card. "TYPE","Muscideopsis goldsmithii Gir., type 4[GH]".Slide - 1 coverslip fragment containing thehead (minus 1 antenna), 1 leg and part of 1tibia + tarsus all from the Holotype."TYPE, Hy/2784, A.A. Girault","Queensland Museum. Muscideopsisgoldsmithii ". On the last label all except"Queensland Museum." are in a handsimilar to Mrs Girault's.Card 2 - 1 4 minus head, right wings andsome legs; metasoma and some legsseparated. "Muscideopsis goldsmithii Gir.,Paratype,ÎGHI".NOTES: In his unpublished manuscriptGirault says, "The slide part of the typeand an identified specimen from the typelocality were used to revise the species". Itappears therefore, that the card-mountedbody of the Holotype was lost at that time.The specimen on Card 2 is presumably theidentified specimen from the type-locality.It has no type-status.

GOONDIENSIS AMESTOCHARIS Girault, 1913.1913, Mem. Qd Mus. 2 : 147-sp. nov. +

description : 153-gen. key 41915, Mem. Qd Mus. 3 : 183-additional

specimen + descriptive note.PUBL. DATA: A single female, sweepingin jungle, July 23, 1912 [Goondi]. Goondiand Nelson [ = Gordonvale], Queensland.Type Hy 1646, Queensland Museum, theabove specimen on a tag, the head on aslide. A second female, sweeping in jungle

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