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Biologia 66 /1: 121129, 2011Section ZoologyDOI: 10.2478/s11756-010-0148-x

A study of Orgilinae and Microtypinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae)from Turkey with the description of a new species

Ahmet Beyarslan & Ozlem Cetin Erdo gan

Department of Biology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Trakya University, 22030 Edirne, Turkey;e-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Abstract: We describe a new braconid species of the genus Orgilus (O. radialiformis Beyarslan, sp. n.) and give data for 19species of Microtypinae and Orgilinae from Turkey, of which 12 are new to the Turkish fauna. The new species is compared

with the related species Orgilus (O. ) radialis. Information on the distribution, host relationships of species and diagnosticcharacters are provided for each species.

Key words: Orgilus ; Orgilinae; Braconidae; new species; Turkey

Introduction

The subfamily Microtypinae Szepligeti, 1908 and Orgi-linae Ashmead, 1900 are two small subfamilies of theBraconidae with a total of 373 (Microtypinae 19, Orgili-nae 354) species being listed in the latest version of theworld ichneumonoid catalogue (Yu et al. 2006).

Both the Microtypinae and Orgilinae contain par-asites of concealed lepidopterous larvae and accordingto apek (1970) the larval morphology and biologicalevidence indicate a relationship with the Orgilinae. Theknown hosts of Orgilinae and Microtypinae belong toColeophoridae, Gelechiidae, Tortricidae, Pyralidae andOecophoridae. Some species are candidates for biolog-ical or integrated control of such lepidopterous pestsas Grapholita molesta (Busck, 1916) and Pectinophora gossypiella (Saunders, 1844) (van Achterberg 1987; Yuet al. 2006).

As the fauna of Turkey is concerned, Orgilinae andMicrotypinae must be regarded as insufficiently knownsubfamilies. Early studies of Orgilinae were carried outby van Achterberg (1985), who described a new Orgili-nae genus (Kerorgilus) from Turkey. The rst detailedfaunistic study of the Orgilinae fauna of Turkey wascarried out by Beyarslan (1996) in various regions of Turkey. He reported a total of 9 species, one of whichwas described as new to science and 8 of which werenew records for the Turkish Orgilinae fauna (Beyarslan1996)

The present paper gives records for 19 species of Microtypinae and Orgilinae from Turkey. These includeone species described as new to science and 12 speciesnew to the Turkish fauna.

Material and methods

This study is based on specimens collected from different

parts of Turkey except southeastern Anatolia. The hostrecords and distributional information provided here foreach species come from Yu et al. (2006), Tobias (1986) andTaeger (1989) and were used for taxonomical examinationand identication of the materials. Diagnostic charactershave been mostly compiled from the original descriptionsof species. In some cases the information has come fromlabelled material identied by us. The identication anddrawings were made by means of a NIKON SMZ stereomi-croscope.

The types and other materials examined are depositedin the Zoological Museum of the Department of Biology,Trakya University (ZMTU).

Results

Out of the 19 species gathered in 19792009 from dif-ferent localities in Turkey, Microtypus trigonus (Nees,1834), M. wesmaelii Ratzeburg, 1848 (Microtypinae),Kerorgilus zonator (Szpligeti, 1896), Orgilus (Orgilus)abbreviator (Ratzeburg, 1852), Orgilus (O.) festivus Papp, 1975, Orgilus (O.) hungaricus Szpligeti, 1896,Orgilus (O.) obscurator (Nees, 1812), Orgilus (O.)punctiventris Tobias, 1976, Orgilus (O.) punctulator (Nees, 1812), Orgilus (O.) radialiformis Beyarslan sp.n., Orgilus (O.) rugaster Tobias, 1964, Orgilus (O.)similis Szpligeti, 1896 (Orgilinae) were not previouslyrecorded from Turkey. Microtypus trigonus and Mi-crotypus wesmaelii have been reported to occur inTurkey (Yu et al. 2005) were misquotes. Consequently,the present record is actually the rst for Turkey.

Van Achterberg (1985) described Kerorgilus as anew genus to science from southeastern Turkey. Until

now, this genus has been represented with type-species,K. longicaudis from the Hakkari province on the south-eastern Anatolian side near Iran. We did not ndthis species during our study. But a second Kerorgilus

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species (K. zonator ) is given from Turkey within thisstudy.

With this study, the number of Orgilinae in Turkeyhas increased from 12 to 24 species belonging to 2 gen-era. The subfamily Microtypinae is the rst record forTurkey.

List of species

(Species new to the fauna of Turkey are marked by anasterisk)

Microtypinae

* Microtypus trigonus (Nees, 1834)

Material examined: Edirne-Gullapo glu kampusu (41 4028 N, 26 33 39 E), 2.9.2002, 1 ; Tunceli-Pertek-Beydam(38 56 40 N, 39 28 22 E), 28.08.2008, 1 .

Hosts: Acrobasis consociella (Hubner, 1813), Chion-odes tragicella (Heyden, 1865), Cydia ibeeliana Karpin-ski, 1962, Teleiodes saltuum (Zeller, 1878), Zeiraphera griseana (Hubner, 1799).

Distribution: Nearctic, Palaearctic (Armenia, Aus-tria, Bulgaria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Geor-gia, Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Moldova, Mongolia,Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkey).

Distribution in Turkey: New record for Turkey.

Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 41 agellomeres(male 43); rst agellomeres 1.9 times as long as wide;mesosoma 1.6 times as long as height; hind femur 5.6times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.6 times as longas apical width; ovipositor sheath 1.52.0 times body.

* Microtypus wesmaelii Ratzeburg, 1848

Material examined: Elaz g-Baskil-Topalkent (38 28 15N, 38 50 46 E) 3.6.2007, 1 ; Afyon-Dinar-Kazanpnar(38 12 00 N, 30 11 60 E), 28.6.1998, 1 .

Hosts: Acrobasis sp. Zeller, 1839; Acrobasis betulella Hulst, 1890; Acrobasis comptoniella Hulst, 1890; Ac-robasis consociella (Hubner, 1813); Acrobasis sodalella Zeller, 1848; Acrobasis sylviella Ely, 1908; Biorhiza pal-lida (Olivier, 1791); Coleotechnites atrupictellus (Di-etz, 1900), Conobathra tumidana (Denis & Schiffer-muller, 1775); Dioryctria auranticella (Grote, 1883);Grapholita molesta (Busck, 1916); Loxostege sticticalis (L., 1761); Pococera asperatella (Clemens, 1860); Zel-leria haimbachi Busck, 1915.

Distribution: Bulgaria, Canada, China, Czech Repub-lic, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Nether-lands, Russia, Slovakia, Turkey, U.S.A., United King-

dom. Eastern Palaearctic, Europe, Nearctic, WesternPalaearctic.


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 3042 agellom-eres (male 3843); rst agellomeres 1. 6 times as longas wide; mesosoma 1.8 times as long as height; hindfemur 2.6 times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.5times as long as apical width; ovipositor sheath as longas metasoma.

Orgilinae

*Kerorgilus zonator (Szpligeti, 1896)

Material examined: Icel-Tarsus (36 55 04 N, 34 53 30E), 19.8.1980, 1 ; Sivas-Zara-Aglkcay (39 53 52 N,37 45 30 E), 21.5.2007, 1

Hosts: unknown.

General distribution: Oriental, Palaearctic (Azer-baijan, China, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Korea, Mon-golia, Romania).


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 2830 agellom-eres (male 4550); rst agellomeres 1. 6 times as longas wide; mesosoma 2 times as long as height; hind femur3.8 times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.7 times aslong as apical width; ovipositor sheath as long as body.

*Orgilus (Orgilus) abbreviator (Ratzeburg, 1852)(syn. nanellae Tobias, 1986)

Material examined: Adapazar-G oktepe (40

51 00 N,30 23 60 E), 8.7.1993, 1 ; Afyon-Emirdag-Salihler (39 0304 N, 31 21 54 E), 29.6.1998, 1 ; Amasya-Yldzkoy(40 34 14 N, 35 42 54 E), 23.6.2004, 1 ; Aydn-Ger-mencik-Moral (37 52 14 N, 27 35 58 E), 24.6.1998, 1 ; Aydn-Ucarl-Cincinkoyu (37 43 00 N, 27 46 00 E),18.9.1996 1 ; Cankr-Ilgaz- Inda g (40 55 34 N, 33 37 30E), 28.5.2007 1 ; Denizli-Zeytinkoy-Ba gbas (37 43 60 N,29 08 60 E), 30.7.1997, 1 ; Edirne-Uzunkopr u-Altnyaz(41 04 13 N, 26 34 32 E), 21.6.1993, 2 ; Elazg-Keban-Aydnlar (38 48 04 N, 38 53 40 E), 16.7.2007,1 ; Elazg-Baskil-Hacmustafa (38 38 34 N, 38 51 07E), 4.6.2007, 1 , 8.8.1990, 1 ; Erzincan- Ilic-Ba gsdas(39 26 37 N, 38 28 27 E), 26.8.2008, 1 ; Giresun-Dereli-K umbet (40

33 51 N, 38

27 40 E), 5.7.2004, 1 ;Icel-Erdemli (36 37 20 N, 34 19 09 E), 22.5.1984, 1 ;Istanbul-Saryer-Ksrmandra (41 13 41 N, 28 49 33 E),25.6.1993, 1 ; Kastamonu-Daday-Ballda g (41 28 00 N,33 28 00 E), 1.7.2001, 1 ; Kastamonu-K ure-Ersizlerdere(41 51 00 N, 33 43 60 E), 12.6.2002, 1 ; Kayseri-Incesu- Orensehir (38 41 28 N, 35 14 37 E), 14.9.2006,1 , 1 ; Krsehir-Kaman (39 21 27 N, 33 43 26 E),16.9.2006, 1 ; Krsehir- Ozba g (39 14 32 N, 34 07 43E), 16.9.2006, 1 ; Konya-Karaman-Yesildere (37 15 03N, 33 22 56 E), 26.6.2009, 1 ; Malatya-Akcada g-Sarhac(38 20 36 N, 38 03 35 E), 5.6.2007, 2 ; Mugla-Milas-Sar cay (37 18 59 N, 27 47 02 E), 30.7.1997, 1 ,1 ; Samsun-Vezirk opr u-Incesu (41 8 37 N, 35 27 17 E),28.8.2003, 1 ; Sivas-Zara-Klnclar (39

51 19 N, 37

51 47E), 22.8.2008, 1 ; Tekirdag-Ganos-Radar (40 45 00 N,27 19 00 E), 8.9.1999, 1 ; Tekirdag-Hayrabolu (41 12 42N, 27 06 31 E), 26.8.1992, 1 ; Tekirdag-Isklar (40 51 00


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N, 27 19 00 E), 9.9.1999, 1 ; Tekirda g-Malkara-Izgar(40 53 24 N, 26 54 04 E), 26.9.1992, 1 ; Tekirdag-Muratl-Hano glu (41 12 00 N, 27 21 00 E), 26.8.1992,1 ; Tekirda g-Saray-A. sinekli (41 26 26 N, 27 55 19E), 21.8.1992 ; Tunceli-Pertek-Cankurtaran (38 52 38N, 39 25 19 E), 13.6.2008 ; Tunceli-Pulum ur-Kangall

(39

27 10 N, 39

51 43 E), 14.6.2008

; 27.8.2008

.Hosts: Recurvaria leucatella (Clerck, 1759), Recur-varia nanella (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775)

Distribution: Palaearctic (Armenia, Greece, Hungary,Iran).


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 2830 agellom-eres (male 31); rst agellomeres 2.5 times as long aswide; 2 3M as long as 2SR M; mesosoma 1.5 timesas long as height; hind femur 3.84.0 times as long asits width; rst tergite 1.21.3 times as long as apicalwidth; ovipositor sheath as long as metasoma (1.6 timesas long as hind femur).

Orgilus (Orgilus) claripennis Ivanov, 1899Material examined: Artvin-Yusufeli-Demir cubuk (40 5038 N, 41 16 21 E), 1.7.2005, ; Artvin-Yusufeli-K upl uce(40 57 23 N, 41 29 46 E), 1.7.2005, ; Bartn-Amasra-Kalayc (41 47 03 N, 32 31 47 E), 27.5.2007, ; Bartn-Camlk (41 38 09 N, 32 20 15 E), 30.6.2001, ; Bilecik-Pazaryeri (40 00 00 N, 29 53 60 E), 10.7.1993, ; Canak-kale-Can (40 01 39 N, 27 2 51 E), 16.7.1993, ; Duzce-Akcakoca-Dadal (41 03 18 N, 31 11 35 E), 26.5.2007, ; Elaz g-Keban-Altnyaka (38 40 28 N, 38 50 55 E),4.6.2007, , 2 ; Istanbul-Silivri-B uyukkl cl (41 09 25N, 28 10 14 E), 28.6.1993, ; Kahramanmaras-G olbas(37 35 15 N, 36 55 54 E), 9.6.1985, ; Kastomonu-Ara c-T.Cuma (41 14 32 N, 33 19 42 E), 13.6.2002, 2

; Krklareli-Kzlckdere (41 42 00 N, 27 18 00 E),2.6.1993, ; Krklareli-Vize-K omurk oy-Kykoy (41 37 60N, 27 52 60 E), 16.6.2001, ; Van Univ. Kamp. (38 29 44N, 43 23 35 E), 22.7.1990, ; Yozgat-Sefaatli-Karanlkdere(39 34 28 N, 34 38 48 E), 29.5.2007, .

Hosts: Depressaria depressella F., 1798.

Distribution: Western Palaearctic (Moldova, Turkey,Ukraine).

Distribution in Turkey: Agr (Ararat) (Taeger 1989)

Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 3537 agellom-eres (male 38); rst agellomeres 3 times as long aswide; 2+3M as long as 2-SR+M; mesosoma 1.51.7times as long as height; hind femur 3.03.6 times aslong as its width; rst tergite 1.01.1 times as long asapical width; ovipositor sheath as long as metasoma(3.23.5 times as long as hind femur).

*Orgilus (Orgilus) festivus Papp, 1975Material examined: Gumushane-Kelkit-G ur uz Da g(40 15 57 N, 39 28 58 E), 8.8.2005, ; Isparta-DereMah.(37 45 52 N, 30 33 08 E), 7.7.2004, ; Tekirdag-Ucmakdere (40 47 49 N, 27 21 55 E), 24.8.2008, ;Tunceli-Pulum ur-Hiver Mah. (39 31 20 N, 39 51 59 E),27.8.2008, .

Hosts: unknown.

Distribution: Palaearctic (Croatia, Greece, Yugosla-via).


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 54 agellomeres(male 59); rst agellomeres 1.75 times as long as wide;mesosoma 1.751.8 times as long as height; hind femur1.7 times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.72.1 timesas long as apical width; ovipositor sheath 1.6 times aslong as body.

Ogilus (Orgilus) grunini Tobias, 1986Material examined: Bartn-Amasra-Kalayc (41 47 03N, 32 31 47 E), 27.5.2007, 4 ; Bursa-Mustafakemalpasa-Sogutalan (40 03 49 N, 28 34 24 E), 12.7.1993, ; BursaInegol-Mezitli (40 04 41 N, 29 30 48 E), 11.7.1993, ;Corum-Dodurga-Osmaniye (40 40 28 N, 34 55 01 E),28.6.2004, ; Kastamonu-Daday-Ballda g (41 28 00 N,33 28 00 E), 1.7.2001, ; Kastmonu-Ilgazda g-Catoren(40 55 34 N, 33 37 30 E), 3.7.2001, ; Krklareli-Pnar-lhisar-S utl uce (41 30 16 N, 27 34 47 E), 22.6.1993, ;

Sivas-G ur un-Su cat (38

43 17 N, 37

20 45 E), 7.6.2008, ; Sivas-Kangal-Yesildere (39 08 83 N, 37 30 00 N),1.6.2007, ; Tekirdag-Muratl-Hano glu (41 12 00 N, 27 2100 E), 28.6.2001, ; Tekirdag-Yazrkoy (40 55 00 N,27 25 00 E), 23.8.2000, 2 ; Tunceli-Pertek-Yenik oy-Akbayr (38 54 58 N, 39 27 40 E), 28.8.2008, ; Yozgat-Sefaatli-Karanlkdere (39 34 28 N, 34 38 48 E), 29.5.2007,

Hosts: Coleophora coracipennella (Hubner, 1796),Coleophora hemerobiella (Scopoli, 1763), Coleophora ibipennella Zeller, 1849, Coleophora serratella (L.,1761).

Distribution: Palaearctic (Austria, Czechoslovakia,France, Germany, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Netherlands,Poland, Romania, Turkey).

Distribution in Turkey: Bilecik (Beyarslan 1996).

Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 3032 agellom-eres; rst agellomeres 1.6 times as long as wide; meso-soma 2 times as long as height; hind femur 3.2 times aslong as its width; rst tergite 1.1 times as long as apicalwidth; ovipositor sheath 0.5 times as long as metasoma.


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*Orgilus (Orgilus) hungaricus Szpligeti, 1896

Material examined: Adyaman-Atat urk Baraj (37 4533 N, 38 16 42 E), 16.7.1985, ; Malatya-Dogansehir-Resadiye (37 50 01 N, 38 00 50 E), 14.7.2007,

Hosts: unknown.

Distribution: Palaearctic (Hungary, Kazakhstan, Ro-mania, Slovakia, Yugoslavia).


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 52 agellomeres;rst agellomeres 1.8 times as long as wide; mesosoma1.751.8 times as long as height; hind femur 4.04.3times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.11.5 times aslong as apical width; ovipositor sheath 1.41.6 times aslong as body.

*Orgilus (Orgilus) obscurator (Nees, 1812) (syn.laevigator Nees, 1812)

Material examined: Amasya-Suluova (40 50 11 N, 35

38 34 E), 3.9.2003, , ; Bolu-Gerede-Guney (40 45 00 N,31 51 00 E), 13.6.2002, ; Edirne-Lalapasa-Hacidansment(41 54 33 N, 26 49 24 E), 5.7.1997, ; Erzurum-Atat urk.Universitesi (39 54 31 N, 41 16 37 E), 18.8.1999, 1 ; 9.7.1997, 1 ; Karab uk-Cay (41 11 47 N, 32 37 32E), 13.6.2002, ; Malatya-Akcada g-Sarhac (32 22 32N, 37 53 17 E), 22.6.2009, ; Samsun-Kocadag-Trt Ist.(41 17 12 N, 36 19 48 E), 29.8.2003, ; Tokat-Almus-Cilhane (40 19 60 N, 37 12 00 E), 2.9.2003, .

Hosts: Coleophora pyrrhulipennella Zeller, 1839, Den-drolimus pini (L., 1758), Dichomeris juniperella (L.,1761), Recurvaria nanella (Denis & Schiffermuller,1775), Scrobipalpa ocellatella (Boyd, 1858), Yponomeu-ta evonymella (L., 1758).

Distribution: Palaearctic (Armenia, Austria, Azer-baijan, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands,Norway, Poland, Russia, Sweden).


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 28 agellomeres;rst agellomeres 2.7 times as long as wide; mesosoma1.45 times as long as height; hind femur 3.8 times aslong as its width; rst tergite 1.15 times as long as apicalwidth; ovipositor sheath as long as 2.7 times as long ashind femur.

Orgilus (Orgilus) pimpinellae Niezabitowski, 1910

Material examined: Adapazar-Akyaz-Madenler (40 3600 N, 30 49 00 E), 22.9.1992, ; Adapazar-Pamukova(40 30 31 N, 30 10 12 E), 17.8.1994, ; Artvin-Varziya(41 11 51 N, 41 51 04 E), 3.9.2004, ; Artvin-Yusufeli-Demir cubuk (40 50 38 N, 41 32 21 E, 1.7.2005, ; Aydn-Germencik-Mora (37

52 14 N, 27

35 58 E), 24.6.1998, ; Aydn-Kocarl-Cincin koyu (37 43 00 N, 27 46 00E), 18.9.1996, ; Aydn-Kuyucak-Pamuk oren (37 55 28N, 28 32 28 E), 19.6.1996, ; Aydn-Sultanhisar-Salavatl

(37 53 60 N, 28 6 00 E), 19.9.1996, ; Bartn-Kurucasile-Dansment (41 49 37 N, 32 41 23 E), 27.5.2007, ;Bayburt-Cer ci (40 21 34 N, 39 51 40 E), 30.8.2004, ;Bayburt-Konursu (40 23 39 N, 40 14 54 E), 30.8.2004, ;Bayburt-Merkez (40 14 51 N, 40 13 46 E), 7.8.2005, ;Bilecik-Osmaneli (40 21 26 N, 30 00 51 E), 21.9.1992, ;

Bilecik-Tasclar (40

15 00 N, 29

53 60 E), 20.9.1992,

;Bolu-D uzce-Kabalar (40 16 60 N, 30 56 60 E), 8.6.2002, , ; Burdur-Merkez (37 43 13 N, 30 17 27 E), 7.8.1980, ; Bursa-Keles-Barakl (39 58 01 N, 29 13 40 E), 13.7.1993, ; Canakkale-Biga-Cnardere (40 19 18 N, 27 3 32E), 20.8.1994, ; Canakkale-Bozcaada-Merkez (39 50 06N, 26 04 11 E), 6.6.1996, 2 ; Canakkale-Eceabat-Ilgardere (40 18 13 N, 26 28 36 E), 8.6.2001, ; Edirne(41 40 28 N, 26 33 39 E), 10.5.1987, ; Edirne-Enez(40 43 29 N, 26 4 57 E), 8.8.1991, ; Edirne-Lalapasa-Donk oy (41 55 60 N, 26 41 60 E), 6.6.1987, ; Edirne-Lalapasa-Hacdansment (41 54 33 N, 26 49 24 E), 5.6.1988, ; Edirne-Lalapasa-Sinank oy (41 47 60 N, 26 43 00E), 30.8.1992, ; Edirne-Lalapasa-U.bayr (41 55 00 N,

26

36 00 E), 5.7.1997,

; Edirne-Meri c (41

11 22 N,26 25 03 E), 30.7.1992, ; Edirne-Meri c-HacArnavut (41

16 00 N, 26 26 60 E), 30.7.1992, ; Edirne-Uzunkopr u-Altnyaz (41 4 13 N, 26 34 32 E), 21.6.1993, ; Edirne-Uzunk opr u-Cakmak (41 22 60 N, 26 40 00 E), 21.6.1993, ; Elaz g-Keban-Aydnlar (38 48 04 N, 38 53 40 E),16.7.2007, ; Elaz g-Baskil-Hacmustafa (38 38 34 N, 38

51 07 E), 13.7.2007, ; 16.7.2007, 2 ; 4.6.2007, , ;8.8.1990, ; Elaz g-Keban-Altnyaka (38 40 28 N, 38 5055 E), 4.6.2007, ; Erzincan-Eksisu (39 44 10 N, 39 3645 E), 15.6.2008, ; Erzincan- Uzuml u-Geyikli (39 43 36N, 39 40 00 E), 23.8.2008, ; Erzurum-Abdurrahmangazi(39 35 47 N, 42 29 48 E), 19.7.1990, ; Erzurum-Atat urkUniv. Kampusu (39 54 31 N, 41 16 37 E), 9.7.2007, ;

Eskisehir-Kaymaz (39

50 57 N, 31

10 06 E), 10.7.2007, ; Eskisehir-Mihall ck-Catack-Gey. Ur.Cift. (39 58 07 N,31 10 38 E), 9.7.2007, ; Eskisehir-Sundiken-Geriz (39 5906 N, 31 08 06 E), 9.7.2007, ; Giresun-Sebinkarahisar-Dereli (40 32 06 N, 38 21 17 E), 2.8.2005, ; Gumushane-Kelkit-Yenik oy (40 19 26 N, 39 11 46 N) 29.8.2004, ; Gumushane-Siran-Artas (40 09 43 N, 39 01 40 E),8.8.2005, ; Gumushane-Siran-Karaseyh (40 10 18 N,39 11 46 E), 29.8.2004, ; Gumushane-Siran-Yesilb uk(40 13 55 N, 38 58 47 E), 29.8.2004, 2 ; Isparta(37 45 52 N, 30 33 8 E), 13.7.1982, ; Istanbul-Bah cekoy-B.Ciftli gi (41 10 47 N, 28 59 29 E), 24.6.1993, , ;Kahramanmaras-G oksu (38 01 15 N, 36 29 38 E), 25.7.1980, ; Karab uk-Cay (41 11 47 N, 32 37 32 E), 13.6.

2002, ; Kastamonu-Daday-Ballda g (41

28 00 N, 33

2800 E), 1.7.2001, ; Kayseri-B unyan-Ekrek (38 39 42N, 36 03 30 E), 12.7.2007, ; Kayseri- Incesu- Orensehir(38 41 28 N, 35 14 37 E), 14.9.2006, , 2 ; Kayseri-Pnarbas-Asa gkzlcevlik (38 50 07 N, 36 33 43 E), 13.7.2007, ; 23.6.2009, ; Krklareli-Kayal (41 46 40 N,27 5 56 E), 6.6.1987, ; Krklareli-Komurk oy-Vize aras(41 37 60 N, 27 52 60 E), 8.5.1988, ; Krklareli-Lulebur-gaz-Evrensekiz (41 22 19 N, 27 29 31 E), 25.9.1992, ; Malatya-Ak cada g-Sarhac (38 22 32 N, 37 53 17 E),23.6.2009, ; Malatya-Do gansehir-Resadiye (37 59 01 N,38 00 50 E), 14.7.2004, ; Malatya-Dogansehir-Takas (38

00 35 N, 37 59 28 E), 14.7.2007, ; Mugla-Yarask oyu(37 10 00 N, 28 28 60 E), 27.6.1998, ; Nigde-Ava (37 5809 N, 34

40 57 E), 2.6.2005, ; Nigde-Bor-Kay (37

5503 N, 34 22 33 E), 19.7.2007, ; Ordu- Unye-Catalpnar(417 00 N, 37 15 00 E), 5.7.2003, ; Sinop-Ayanck-Bakrlzaviye (41 47 60 N, 34 37 00 E), 6.9.2001, ;


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Sivas-Kangal-Yesildere (39 08 33 N, 37 30 00 E), 1.6.2007, 4 ; Sivas-Merkez-Tepe onu (39 39 32 N, 37 08 01E), 1.6.2007, ; Sivas-Ulas-Ya gdonduran (39 20 28 N,37 08 43 E), 1.6.2007, ; Sivas-Yldzeli (39 52 07 N,36 37 45 E), 1.6.2001, ; 30.5.2007, ; Sivas-Zara-KlnclarDinlenme Tesisleri (39 51 19 N, 37 51 47 E), 22.8.2008,

; Tekirdag-Hayrabolu-Kandams (41

8 60 N, 27

15 00E), 26.8.1992, ; Tekirdag-Isklar-Mermerk oy Aras (40 5100 N, 27 22 00 E), 21.6.1987, ; Tekirdag-Sarkoy-Guzel-koy (40 44 44 N, 27 20 03 E), 25.6.2003, ; Tekirdag-Yazrkoy (40 55 00 N, 27 25 00 E), 23.8.2000, ; Trabzon-Macka-Ocakl (40 59 26 N, 39 34 01 E), 5.8.2005, ;Tunceli-Pulum ur-Hiver Mah. (39 31 20 N, 39 51 59 E),27.8.2008, ; Tunceli-Pulum ur-Kangall (39 27 10 N, 39

51 43 E), 14.6.2008, ; Van-Merkez (38 29 44 N, 43 2335 E), 23.7.1990, .

Hosts: Agonopterix bipunctosa (Curtis, 1850), Ana-campsis populella (Clerck, 1759), Anacampsis temerella (Lienig & Zeller, 1846), Argolamprotes micella (Denis& Schiffermuller, 1775), Athrips pruinosella (Lienig &Zeller, 1846), Caryocolum tricolorella (Haworth, 1812),Coleophora discordella Zeller, 1849, Coleophora spi-raeella Rebel, 1916, Depressaria pimpinellae Zeller,1839, Dichomeris juniperella (L., 1761), Digitivalva ar-nicella (Heyden, 1863), Mompha miscella (Denis &Schiffermuller, 1775), Oncocera obductella Zeller, 1839,Phthorimaea operculella, Recurvaria nanella (Denis &Schiffermuller, 1775), Scrobipalpa ocellatella (Boyd,1858).

Distribution: Palaearctic (Afghanistan, Austria, Bul-garia, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ire-land, Italy, Kazakhstan, Korea, Lithuania, Moldova,Mongolia, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Switzer-land, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia).

Distribution in Turkey: Bilecik, Burdur, Icel, Kah-ramanmaras, Urfa, Tekirdag (Beyarslan 1996)

Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 2734 agellom-eres; rst agellomeres 3.2 times as long as wide; meso-soma 1.51.8 times as long as height; hind femur 3.9times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.3 times as longas apical width; ovipositor sheath 2.3 times as long as

hind femur.*Orgilus (Orgilus) punctiventris Tobias, 1976

Material examined: Artin-Yusufeli-Yaylalar (40 52 15N, 41 16 21 E), 02.7.2005, ; Bartn-Kurucasile-Danisment(41 49 37 N, 32 31 23 E), 27.5.2007,

Hosts: unknown.

Distribution: Palaearctic (Armenia; Azerbaijan).


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 2728 agellom-eres; rst agellomeres 2.2 times as long as wide; meso-soma 1.25 times as long as height; hind femur 3.2 times

as long as its width; rst tergite 1.1 times as long as api-cal width; ovipositor sheath 0.8 times as long as body.

*Orgilus (Orgilus) punctulator (Nees, 1812)

Material examined: Bartn-Kurucasile (41 50 35 N,

32

42 49 E), 27.5.2007,

; Bartn-Amasra-Kalayc (41

4703 N, 32 31 47 E), 27.5.2007, ; Bolu-Caydurt 28.6.2001, ; Elaz g-Baskil-Canbeyler (38 33 24 N, 38 49 00 E),3.6.2007, ; Elazg-Baskil-Hacmustafa (38 38 34 N, 38 5107 E), 4.6.2007, ; Elazg-Keban-Altnyaka (38 40 28 N,38 50 55 E), 4.6.2007, ; Erzurum-Atat urk Univ.kampusu(39 54 31 N, 41 16 37 E), 1990, ; Kayseri-Yemliha(38 52 02 N, 35 14 32 E), 15.9.2006, ; Kayseri-Yesilhi-sar-Arapl (38 14 05 N, 35 03 13 E), 18.7.2007, ; Krse-hir-Mucur-Kurugol (39 31 54 N, 34 26 41 E), 7.6.2007, ; Sivas-Ulas-Ya gdonduran (39 20 28 N, 37 08 43 E),1.6.2007, ; Tunceli-Pertek-Yenik oy-Akbayr (38 54 58 N,39 27 40 E), 28.8.2008, ; Yozgat-Kabaktepe (39 50 09N, 34 46 54 E), 29.5.2007, .

Host: Ancylis apicella (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775),Apterona crenulella (Bruand, 1853), Coleophora auri-cella (F., 1794), Coleophora follicularis (Vallot, 1802),Coleophora galbulipennella Zeller, 1838, Coleophora ni-gricella Stephens, 1835, Coleophora saponariella Hee-ger, 1848, Coleophora serratella (L., 1761), Megalo-phanes viciella (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775), Ypono-meuta malinella Zeller, 1838, Yponomeuta padella (L.,1758).

Distribution: Palaearctic (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bul-garia, Croatia, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, Hun-gary, Italy, Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Moldova, Mongo-lia, Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland,United Kingdom, Yugoslavia)


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 33 agellomeres;rst agellomeres as long as wide; mesosoma 1.5 timesas long as height; hind femur 3.2 times as long as itswidth; 2 3M a little longer than 2SR M; rst tergite1.1 times as long as apical width; ovipositor sheath aslong as metasoma or longer (1.6 times as long as hindfemur).

Orgilus (Orgilus) radialiformis Beyarslan sp. n.(Figs 17)

Description. Female (holotype). Length of body 3.1mm, of antennae 3 mm, of fore wing 2.7 mm, of hindwing 2.1 mm, of hind leg 3.6 mm, of mesosoma 1.3 mm,of metasoma 1.5 mm, of ovipositor valves 2.8 mm.

Head (Figs 13). Transverse; ratios of width:length: height of head = 36 : 22 : 38 (Figs 1, 2). An-tenna with 28 agellomeres. First agellomere 2.6 timesas long as its width and as long as second agellomere,

2025 agellomeres as long as their width and distalagellomere 2 times as long as its width (Fig. 3). Headbroadened behind of eyes; longitudinal diameter of eye1.6 times longer than its transverse diameter; ratios


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Figs 18. Orgilus (Orgilus ) radialiformis Beyarslan sp. n. (Figs 17): 1 head in frontal view; 2 head in dorsal view; 3 antenna;4 mesosoma; 5 wings; 6 hind leg; 7 metasoma; Orgilus (O. ) radialis (Fig. 8); 8 fore wing. Scales 0.9 mm (Fig. 1), 1.3 mm(Fig. 2), 1.2 mm (Fig. 3), 0.7 mm; (Fig. 4), fore wing 1.4 mm, hind wing 0.98 mm (Fig. 5), 1.9 mm (Fig. 6), 0.88 mm (Fig. 7), 1.4mm (Fig. 8).

of height of clypeus: inter-tentorial distance: tentorial-ocular distance = 12 : 12 : 9; length of maxillary palps0.5 times the height of head; width of face 0.8 times

its height, face convex, very nely punctuated, shinyand covered with thick white hair. Frons and vertexmedially concave, smooth, shiny and glabrous; ratios of


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longitudinal diameter of eye : width of face : width of head = 23 : 22 : 37 respectively; transverse diameter of eye 1.6 times as long as temple in dorsal view; ratiosof OOL : OD : POL = 6 : 3 : 7; temple smooth, shiny;length of malar space 0.4 times longitudinal diameterof eye; mandibles thin.

Mesosoma (Fig. 4). Mesosoma approximately 1.6times as long as its height; Pronotum, propleuronand propodeum quite massive and roughly punctu-ated; mesoscutum very nely punctuated and shiny;notauli distinct and roughly punctuated. scutellar sul-cus smooth, scutellum compressed, smooth and mate;ange of metapleuron distinctly developed; metanotumsmooth, shiny; Mesopleuron, scutellum and upper partof metapleuron smooth and glabrous. Precoxal sulcusnarrow and crenulated; epicmerial crenulate; epicmerialarea punctuated.

Wings (Fig. 5). Fore wing: Pterostigma almost

semioval, length of pterostigma 4.1 times its maxi-mal width, r as long as maximal width of pterostigma;vein 1-SR M almost straight; vein cu-a postfurcal; veinSR1 3-SR curved and 5.5 times as long as r; CUlbshort; 3-CU1 0.46 times as long as m-cu; ratios of 2 3-M: 2-SR M: 2-SR: SR1 3-SR: r = 5: 4: 10: 33: 5; Hindwing: Ratios of cu-a : 1-M : 1r-m : 2-SC R : SC R1 =8 : 14 : 5 : 5 : 15; apex of C SC R with 3 hamuli.

Legs (Fig. 6). Hind coxa and lower part of meta-pleuron sculptured, with short whitish hairs; femurcompressed; ratios of femur : tibia : basitarsus: tarsusof hind leg = 47 : 42 : 22 : 58; length of femur, tibia andbasitarsus of hind leg 3.2, 6.0 and 8.2 times their maxi-mum width, respectively; length of hind tibial spurs 0.5and 0.3 times hind basitarsus; hind tibia and all tarsisetose.

Metasoma (Fig. 7). Punctated and glabrous; punc-tuation viewed to apical metasomal tergites; the apicalmargin of 37 metasomal tergites smooth and shiny;length of rst tergite 0.8 times its apical width and withtwo basal short longitudinal carinae; suture between 2ndand 3rd metasomal tergites shallow and straight; mediallength of second tergite 0.6 times as long as its apicalwidth and 1.5 times medial length of third tergite; rsttwo metasomal tergites with laterotergites, separatedfrom tergites by a sharp bend. Ovipositor valves 0.93as long as metasoma.

Colour. Black. Eye, fore femur and tibiae, basalhalf of middle and hind legs, all tibial spurs and alltarsal claws brownred; wing membrane light brown;pterostigma and veins brown.Male: Unknown.Host: Unknown.

Material examined. Holotype: female, Corum, Dodurga,Gucumen (40 50 26 N, 34 46 05 E), 793 m a.s.l.,28.VI.2004 (ZMTU). Paratype: female, same data as holo-type (ZMTU).

Etymology. The name refers to the similar species ra-dialis.

Diagnosis. The new species is distinguished fromthe congeneric Orgilus (Orgilus) radialis Jakimavicius,1972, by the synopsis of the following characters:1(2) Antennae with 28 agellomeres; mesopleuron, andmetapleuron smooth; 2 3 M slightly longer than 2 SR M (Fig. 6); ovipositor valves fast as long as body. . . . . . .Orgilus (Orgilus) radialiformis Beyarslan sp. n.2(1) Antennae with 30 agellomeres, mesopleuron, andmetapleuron sculptured; 2 3 M very short or absentFig. 8), ovipositor valves slightly shorter than meta-soma. . . . . . . . . . . . . .O. (O.) radialis Jakimavicius, 1972

Orgilus (Orgilus) rudolphae Tobias, 1976

Material examined: Aydn-Kuyucak-Pamuk oren (37 5528 N, 28 32 28 E), 19.6.1996, , ; Aydn-Ziraat Fak.Kamp usu (37 50 40 N, 27 50 45 E), 18.8.1996, ; Aydun-Kocarl-Cincin koyu (37 43 00 N, 27 46 00 E), 18.9.1996, ; Balkesir-Gonen-Tahirova (40 17 60 N, 27 34 60 E),

15.7.1993, ; Balkesir-Manyas-Karacak oy, 15.7.1993, ;Burdur-Merkez (37 43 13 N, 30 17 27 E), 7.8.1980, ;Giresun-Dereli-Aymi c Yaylas (40 33 25 N, 38 27 26 E),3.8.2005, ; Gumushane-Kelkit-Yenik oy (40 19 26 N, 39

11 46 E), 29.8.2004, ; Mugla-Milas-Sarcay, 30.7.1997, ;Sinop-Ayanck-Bakrlzaviye (41 47 60 N, 34 37 00 E),2.7.2001, ; Tokat-Cilhane-Ciftlik (40 19 60 N, 37 12 00E), 2.9.2003, ; Trabzon-Ma cka-Ocakl (40 59 26 N, 39 3401 E), 5.8.2005, .

Hosts: Phthorimaea sp. (Meyrick, 1902); Phthorimaea operculella (Zeller, 1873); Scrobipalpa ocellatella (Boyd,1858).

Distribution: Palaearctic (Czechoslovakia, Greece,Hungary, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkey, Yugoslavia)

Distribution in Turkey: Adapazar (Beyarslan, 1996)

Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 2829 agellom-eres; rst agellomeres 3.0 times as long as wide; 2+3M as long as 2SR+M; mesosoma 1.51.7 times aslong as height; hind femur 4.04.4 times as long as itswidth; rst tergite 1.31.5 times as long as apical width;ovipositor sheath longer than metasoma (2.42.7 timesas long as hind femur).

*Orgilus (Orgilus) rugaster Tobias, 1964

Material examined: Afyon-Emirda g-Krkpnar, 7.7.2006,3 , 2 .

Hosts: unknown.

Distribution: Palaearctic (China, Kazakhstan,Moldova)


Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 31 agellomeres;

rst agellomeres 2.2 times as long as wide; 2+3M0.30.5 times as long as 2SR+M; mesosoma 1.5 timesas long as height; hind femur 3.0 times as long as itswidth; rst tergite 0.9 times as long as apical width;


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Orgilus (Orgilus) temporalis Tobias, 1976

Material examined: Erzurum-Atat urk- Univ. Kampusu(39 54 31 N, 41 16 37 E), 1997, ; Aydn-Cine (37 36 42N, 28 3 41 E), 18.9.1996, ; Aydn-Ko carl-Cincinkoyu(37 43 00 N, 27 46 00 E), 18.9.1996, ; Burdur-Merkez(37 43 13 N, 30 17 27 E), 7.8.1980, ; Canakkale-G ok-ceada-Tigem (40 11 38 N, 25 54 13 E), 6.7.1996, ;Edirne-Havsa-Abalar (41 32 60 N, 26 45 00 E), 1.8.1992;Elaz g-Cip baraj (38 40 48 N, 39 03 59 E), 4.6. 2007, ; Elaz g-Keban-Aydnlar (38 48 04 N, 38 53 40 E),16.7.2007, ; Erzurum-Abdurrahmangazi (39 35 47 N,42 29 48 E), 19.7.1990, ; Isparta-Beysehir g olu (37 40 35N, 31 43 34 E), 13.7.2001, ; Icel-Erdemli (36 37 20 N,34 19 09 E), 22.4.1984, ; Kayseri-Bagpnar (38 49 12N, 35 37 56 E), 14.9. 2006, ; Kayseri- Incesu- Orensehir(38 41 28 N, 35 14 37 E), 14.9.2006, .

Hosts: unknown.

Distribution: Palaearctic (Azerbaijan, Czech Repub-lic, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Mongolia, Romania,Russia, Switzerland, Turkey).

Distribution in Turkey: Burdur, Edirne, Icel (Be-yarslan 1996)

Diagnostics: Female. Antenna with 3033 agellom-eres; rst agellomeres 2.5 times as long as wide; meso-soma 1.451.6 times as long as height; hind femur 3.44.0 times as long as its width; rst tergite 1.21.5 timesas long as apical width; ovipositor sheath as long asbody.

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