taxonID	type	description	language	source
803287A9FFC7FFE3BF252BA543C609BF.taxon	description	Female (FIG. 17). Body blue­green. Head blue­green, dark blue on the occiput. Pronotum in front of the collar dark blue, mesonotum and axillae bright bluish­green; scutellum bluegreen. Gaster blue­green with some golden reflections. Mandibles reddish, teeth dark brown. Scape apart from radicle and extreme basal end, which are reddish, metallic; pedicel metallic. Coxae of same color as thorax; trochanters black; femora black with both ends reddish, the distal end more widely so; tibiae bright reddish, proximal and distal ends paler; tarsi reddish with fifth segment brownish. Tegulae reddish­yellow. Fore wings weakly infumate; submarginal and postmarginal vein dark­brownish; marginal and stigmal vein paler. Hind wings hyaline; venation brownish excepting parastigma and distal end of marginal vein, which are more infuscate. Body length: 5 mm. Head width about 2.4 X length in dorsal view, width about 1.1 X that of mesoscutum. Head width about 1.4 X height in frontal view. Temples about 0.3 X as long as eyes in dorsal view. OOL 1.5 X as long as POL. Each posterior ocellus separated by about 3 X its diameter from the eye. Eyes small, length about 1.4 X width, separated by about 2.6 X their own transverse diameter. Malar space about 0.8 X as long as transverse diameter of eye and hardly 0.6 X as long as an eye. Gena hollowed at mouth corner. Oral fossa about 1.8 X as long as malar space and about half as long as breadth of head. Antennae (FIG. 3) with lower edge of toruli slightly above lower edge of eyes. Toruli separated by slightly less than a diameter. Scape slightly longer than an eye, reaching above median ocellus. Combined length of pedicellus and flagellum slightly less than breadth of head. Pedicellus length 1.8 – 1.9 X width, shorter than anelli plus first funicular segment. All funicular segments at least slightly longer than broad, with sensillae in 2 – 3 rows on each segment. All funicular segments slightly longer than broad: F 1 length 1.1 – 1.2 X width, F 3 1.2 – 1.3 X, F 6 1.1 – 1.2 X. Clava length 2.2 – 2.3 X width, shorter than the three preceding segments, its apex rounded. Thorax length (including propodeum) about 1.3 X width, clearly arched dorsally. Pronotal collar entirely reticulated excepting a narrow smooth strip near its hind edge. Mesoscutum length about 2 X width, mid­lobe strongly reticulated, with quite big areoles; lateral lobes with median area very finely reticulated. Notauli clearly impressed excepting near the hind edge of mesoscutum where they are indistinct. Scutellum convex, about as long as broad, with fine but clearly raised reticulation; frenal groove very distinct, clearly impressed. Axillae of same reticulation as scutellum. Dorsellum very finely striate. Propodeum (FIG. 11) medially about 0.6 X as long as scutellum and about 3 X as long as metanotum, its median area entirely and clearly reticulated; basal foveae large, triangular, each of them having a very fine oblique carina in the middle; median carina straight and strong; the area between the median carina and each basal fovea smooth; hind margin of propodeum with a smooth transverse area; plicae clearly marked posteriorly, but less distinct anteriorly; spiracles rather big, oval, separated by a distance less than their diameter from the fore edge of propodeum. Fore wings (FIG. 6) length 2.2 X width; marginal vein about 1.8 X as long as stigmal vein and about 1.1 X as long as postmarginal vein; basal cell, including basal vein glabrous, speculum open below; disc densely pilose. Tibiae of hind legs with two spurs, one slightly shorter than the maximum breadth of tibia, the other rather less than half as long as the first one. Petiole (FIG. 12) width about 5 X apparent length in dorsal view. About 2 / 3 of its total length i. e. from its articulation with the propodeum to the lateral flanges, is normally hidden under the propodeum; petiole widening progressively towards gaster, on each side having three very short hairs situated in a rather transverse plane (normally impossible to see because of the propodeum), a well developed flange and a very small brownish spur, its surface clearly sculptured, with vertical and horizontal carinae, and in the proximal half with two small foveae. Gaster ovate­lanceolate, narrower than the thorax, length about 2.4 X width, about equal to head plus thorax; basal tergite occupying only slightly more than one third of the whole gaster, its hind margin clearly incised medially; last tergite length about 1.3 X width; tips of ovipositor sheaths slightly projecting; tip of hypopygium situated slightly more than two thirds away from the tip of gaster. Male. Differs from female in the following characters: body golden green; scape proximally reddish, with distal end dark brownish; pedicel and funicle dorsally dark brownish, ventrally paler; mandibles pale reddish, teeth dark brownish; maxillary palpi brownish­yellow. Body length: 3.4 mm. Head slightly less transverse, length about 2.3 X width in dorsal view. OOL 1.2 X as long as POL. Oral fosa about 1.6 X as long as malar space. Maxillary stipites small, hardly modified; palpi strongly dilated, the sac formed by the last two segments about 2.8 X as long as broad, length about 3.2 X that of malar space (FIG. 16). Toruli separated from each other by slightly more than a diameter, between them with a slightly elevated crest which has a very small tooth in its upper part. Antennae (FIG. 4) with more elongate funicular segments: F 1 length about 1.5 X width, F 3 about 1.9 X and F 6 1.4 X. Combined length of pedicellus and flagellum slightly greater than breadth of head (10.8: 9.4). Clava length about 2.8 X width. Dorsellum with traces of reticulation in the middle. Petiole less transverse, width about 3 X apparent length. Gaster rhomboidal, length about 1.2 X width, shorter than thorax (9.5: 11.2); basal tergite occupying more than half of the whole gaster, other tergites retracted. Material examined: Holotype ♀, Romania, IaŞi county, Valea lui David Natural Reserve, 8. V. 1999 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu). Deposited in " Grigore Antipa " Natural History Museum, Bucharest, registration number 183017 (specimen glued on card with one side appendages mounted on two microscope slides). Paratypes. Same locality and date as holotype: 1 ♀, head missing (L. Fusu) and 1 ♂ (M. ­ D. Mitroiu), in authors collection; 1 ♀ (I. Popescu), in British Museum (Natural History), London, registration number BMNH (E) 2005 145. Etymology: This species is named for Dr. R. R. Askew, who has contributed substantially to our knowledge of European Pteromalidae. Biology: Unknown; like other species from this genus, H. askewi sp. n. is probably a parasitoid of a certain species of Diptera (in this case probably a species of moderate size). All the individuals were swept on steppe vegetation at Valea lui David Natural Reserve. More than 500 species of angiosperms were identified here, the Poaceae being the dominant species (Mititelu & al. 1969). Remarks: Halticoptera askewi sp. n. belongs to the group of species with the median area of propodeum distinctly reticulated, together with H. smaragdina (Curtis), H. patellana (Dalman), H. collaris (Walker) and H. elongatula Graham. The female and male of H. askewi sp. n. would run in Graham’s key (1969) as far as couplet 3 and H. patellana (Dalman), on account of its distinctly reticulated propodeum and, in the case of the male, also on account of its small maxillary stipites. From both sexes of patellana this new species differs mainly in having a very transverse petiole, a larger body size and some other characteristic features, which are mentioned below. Some of the characters of askewi sp. n. are rather uncommon for most of the species in the genus: an almost sessile gaster, OOL much longer than POL, a very distinct frenal groove, and the bottom edge of the toruli slightly above lower edge of eyes. The presence of these characters could question the generic placement of this species. However, other characters i. e. the rounded collar of the pronotum, the slightly asymmetric bidentate margin of the clypeus, the antennal formula, the postmarginal vein which is shorter than the marginal vein and the enlarged male maxillary palpi, do indicate that askewi sp. n. belongs to genus Halticoptera. I do not think it is appropriate to create a new subgenus for askewi before examining more material, especially from the Central and East Palearctic.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFCCFFE1BF252D7F43790A37.taxon	description	Female. Whole body green, sometimes with bronze reflections on gaster. Mandibles pale whitish­yellow, teeth reddish­brown. Scape dark brown with proximal third yellowish (in one rather dark green female the scape is entirely dark, excepting only its extreme proximal end, which is pale); pedicellus and flagellum brown, paler on ventral side. Legs apart from coxae, which are of same color as thorax, entirely bright reddish, with only the fifth segment of tarsi brownish. Tegulae reddish­brown. Fore wings hyaline, venation pale reddish. Body length: 1 – 1.4 mm. Head width about 2.1 X length in dorsal view, width about 1.2 X that of mesoscutum, its sculpturing only slightly raised. Temples about 0.2 X as long as eyes in dorsal view. POL about 1.1 X as long as OOL, ocelli small, the posterior ones separated by about 4 X their major diameter from the adjacent eye. Eyes separated by about 1.4 X their own length. Malar space about 0.6 X as long as transverse diameter of eye and about 0.4 X as long as an eye. Antennae (FIG. 1) with lower edge of toruli about level with lower edge of eyes. Toruli separated by slightly less than a diameter. Scape about as long as an eye, reaching or almost reaching to lower edge of median ocellus; combined length of pedicellus and flagellum about as long as breadth of head. Pedicellus length about 2 X width in lateral view, from distinctly to slightly shorter than anelli plus first two funicular segments; all funicular segments at least very slightly transverse: F 1 length about 1.1 X width, F 6 about 1.3 X, its width about 1.3 X that of pedicel. Clava length about 2.3 X width, about equal to the combined length of the three preceding segments. Thorax (including propodeum) clearly arched, length about 1.3 X width in dorsal view. Pronotum collar reticulate, with only a narrow posterior shining strip. Mesoscutum width about 2.5 X length, notauli distinct to its posterior margin, with slightly raised reticulation, more fine on the side­lobes. Scutellum about as long as broad, about 1.1 X as long as mesoscutum, convex, with less raised sculpture than the mid­lobe of the mesoscutum; frenum marked off only by a very fine, almost indistinct, line. Dorsellum virtually smooth. Propodeum (FIG. 9) medially about 0.6 X as long as scutellum and about 3 X as long as metanotum; plicae incomplete, hardly reaching to lower edge of spiracles, these small, ovate­round; median carina distinct, straight; median area mainly smooth, with only traces of alutaceous sculpture mostly towards plicae and spiracles, with two small foveae anteriorly. Hind tibia with two spurs, one about as long as breadth of tibia, the other about half as long as the first one. Fore wings length about 2.2 X width; costal cell on lower side with a single row of hairs (sometimes with 1 – 3 hairs beneath it, distally), shorter and sparser at the base of the cell; basal cell with 0 – 3 hairs distally; speculum open below; marginal vein about twice as long as stigmal vein and about 1.3 times as long as postmarginal vein (FIG. 7). Petiole (FIG. 10) reticulate, apparent length hardly 1.2 X width, with two anterior flanges, two small lateral projections and median carina. Gaster ovate, length 1 – 1.2 X width, hardly to distinctly shorter than thorax (including propodeum); basal tergite occupying from slightly more than half to about three quarters total length, depending on the degree of retraction of the last tergites; hind margin of basal tergite weakly incised medially; tip of hypopygium situated rather more than half way along gaster. Male. Differs from female in the following characters: antennae entirely reddishyellow, except for the extreme basal end of pedicellus, which is brownish. Palpi pale yellow. Maxillary stipites enlarged and extending to about middle of foramen magnum; maxillary palpi very small, about as long as malar space and hardly half as long as an eye, only slightly dilated apically, elliptic, the sac formed by their last two segments about 3 times as long as broad (FIG. 15). POL about 1.4 X as long as OOL, the posterior ocelli separated by about 3 X their major diameter from the adjacent eye. Eyes separated by about 1.4 X their own length. Funicle segments (FIG. 2): F 1 length 1.2 X width, F 6 1.1 – 1.2 X; clava longer than the three preceding segments. Basal cell of fore wing with about 3 hairs, (range 0 – 8); marginal vein 1.9 – 2.1 times as long as stigmal vein; postmarginal vein relatively longer. Petiole slightly shorter, about as long as broad. Material examined: Holotype ♀, Romania, BraŞov county, Piatra Craiului National Park (the hunting chalet), 21. VIII. 2004, on grasses (I. Popescu). Deposited in " Grigore Antipa " Natural History Museum, Bucharest, registration number 183018 (specimen glued on card with one side appendages mounted on microscope slide). Paratypes. Same locality and date as holotype: 1 ♀ and 3 ♂♂ (1 ♀ and 1 ♂ in British Museum (Natural History), London, registration number BMNH (E) 2005 145; 1 ♂ in " Grigore Antipa " Natural History Museum, Bucharest, registration number 183019; 1 ♂ in author's collection); Slǎnic (ArgeŞ county): 1 ♀ and 1 ♂ 19. VIII. 2004, swept on Trifolium (M. ­ D. Mitroiu), in author's collection; Vǎratec (Neamţ county): 1 ♂ 11. VII. 1998, on grasses near coniferous tree forest (M. ­ D. Mitroiu), in author's collection; PoieneŞti (Vaslui county): 1 ♀ 15. VII. 1994, on grasses near forest (I. Andriescu), in author's collection. Etymology: This species is named for Dr. I. Andriescu, the initiator of the study of Chalcidoidea in Romania, for his important contributions to the knowledge of this interesting group of insects. Biology: Unknown; possibly a species of Diptera associated with Trifolium. Remarks: Halticoptera andriescui sp. n. belongs to the group of species allied to H. circulus (Waker), together with H. crius (Walker), H. aenea (Walker), H. letitiae Askew, H. violacea Askew and H. aureola Graham. From these species H. andriescui sp. n. most closely resembles H. aureola and H. letitiae. From aureola both sexes of andriescui differ mainly in having the petiole quadrate to distinctly longer than broad and not distinctly transverse, a relatively shorter marginal vein and longer postmarginal vein, as well as a shorter gaster. The sac formed by the last segments of the maxillary palpi is relatively more elongate in the male of andriescui and the stipites are larger, extending distinctly above the lower edge of foramen magnum. From letitiae both sexes of andriescui differ mainly in having all femora entirely bright reddish and not broadly metallic medially, a longer marginal vein and a smaller body size.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFCEFFE0BF252DF7425C0D2F.taxon	description	Female. Head and thorax bright green; gaster bluish­green. Mandibles reddish, teeth dark brown. Scape metallic, basal end and radicle pale reddish; pedicel metallic. Coxae of same color as thorax; trochanters reddish; femora greenish­black, with both ends reddish, the distal end more widely so; tibiae bright reddish, proximal and distal ends paler; tarsi reddish with fifth segment brownish. Tegulae reddish. Fore wings hyaline, venation pale reddish. Body length: 3.1 mm. Head width about 2.1 X length in dorsal view, width about 1.2 X that of mesoscutum. Head width hardly 1.3 X height in frontal view. Temples about half as long as eyes in dorsal view. OOL about 1.1 X as long as POL. Each posterior ocellus separated by about 3 X its diameter from the eye. Eyes small, length hardly 1.5 X width, separated by about 2.6 X their own transverse diameter. Malar space about 0.8 X as long as transverse diameter of eye and about half as long as length of an eye. Gena hollowed at mouth corner. Oral fossa about 2.3 X as long as malar space and about half as long as breadth of head. Antennae (FIG. 5) with lower edge of toruli slightly below lower edge of eyes. Toruli separated by slightly less than a diameter. Scape slightly longer than an eye, reaching the lower margin of median ocellus. Combined length of pedicellus and flagellum about 0.8 X as long as breadth of head. Pedicellus length about 2.2 X width, only slightly shorter than anelli plus first funicular segment. Funicular segments: first three about quadrate, last three slightly transverse, sensillae rather long, in two rows on each segment. Clava length about 2.2 X width, about equal to three preceding segments, its apex rounded. Thorax length (including propodeum) hardly 1.5 X width, clearly arched dorsally. Pronotal collar entirely reticulated excepting a narrow smooth strip near its hind edge. Mesoscutum width hardly 2.2 X length, mid­lobe strongly reticulated, side­lobes with median area less so. Notauli distinct to posterior margin of mesoscutum. Scutellum convex, about as long as broad, areoles smaller; frenal groove clearly visible. Axillae of same reticulation as the side­lobes of mesoscutum. Dorsellum with some very fine transverse striations. Propodeum (FIG. 13) medially about 0.6 X as long as scutellum and about 3 X as long as metanotum; median area almost smooth, with only very fine alutaceous sculpture, but with a rather distinct reticulation on sides, near plicae; basal foveae large, ovate, each of them having a fine oblique carina in the middle; median carina irregular, with some lateral oblique carinae; plicae clearly marked posteriorly, but less distinct anteriorly, not reaching to spiracles; spiracles rather big, oval, separated from the fore edge of propodeum by a distance about equal to their diameter; spiracular sulci very distinct, with some transverse carinae. Fore wings length 2.2 X width; marginal vein about 2.6 X as long as stigmal vein and about 1.4 X as long as postmarginal vein (FIG. 8); basal cell, including basal vein glabrous, speculum open below; disc densely pilose. Tibiae of hind legs with two spurs, one slightly shorter than the maximum breadth of tibia, the other rather more than half as long as the first one. Petiole (FIG. 14) apparent length about 1.2 X width in dorsal view, with two anterior flanges, two very small, almost indistinct, lateral projections and median carina. Gaster ovate, globose, about as wide as thorax, length about 1.4 X width, slightly shorter than thorax; basal tergite occupying hardly half of the whole gaster, its hind margin slightly incised medially; tip of hypopygium situated about half way from the tip of gaster. Male. Unknown. Material examined: Holotype ♀, Romania, Neamţ county, Potoci, 26. VI. 1999, meadow (M. ­ D. Mitroiu). Deposited in " Grigore Antipa " Natural History Museum, Bucharest, registration number 183020 (specimen glued on card with one side appendages mounted on two microscope slides). Etymology: The name semireticulata refers to the characteristic sculpture of the propodeum. Biology: Unknown. Remarks: The female of H. semireticulata sp. n. would run in Grahams key (1969) as far as last couplet. Thus it can be placed in the group of species allied to H. circulus (Waker) (see above). From all these species it differs mainly in its much bigger size and characteristic propodeum.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFCFFFE7BF252AEF4227091F.taxon	description	A list of synonyms is given by Graham (1969). Romanian material examined: Vǎratec (Neamţ county), on grasses near road in spruce­tree forest: 1 ♂ 6. VII. 1998 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Dolhasca (Suceava county), on vegetation near Siret river: 1 ♀ and 1 ♂ 27. VIII. 1998 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Cheile TiŞiţei Natural Reserve (Vrancea county): 1 ♂?. V. 2000 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Piatra Craiului National Park (BraŞov county) Bârsei valley: 2 ♀♀ and 1 ♂ 26. IV. 2004 (I. Popescu). Romanian references: Erdös (1947). H. aenea is a Holarctic species (for distribution see Noyes 2003) and it seems to be quite frequent in Romania.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFC8FFE7BF252E9F437A0C78.taxon	description	A list of synonyms is given by Graham (1969), but Miscogaster Crius Walker has been removed (Askew, 1972). Romanian material examined: Avrǎmeni (BotoŞani county), meadow: 1 ♂ 30 VIII. 1999 (I. Andriescu); Breazu (IaŞi county): 1 ♀ 3. VIII. 2001 (I. Andriescu); Slǎnic (ArgeŞ county), on Trifolium: 1 ♀ 19. VIII. 2004 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Ceahlǎu National Park (Neamţ county): 1 ♂ 10. VI. 2004 (I. Popescu); Retezat National Park (Hunedoara county) — Retezat peak (2485 m): 2 ♀♀ and 8 ♂♂ 13. VIII. 2004 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Retezat National Park — Lolaia ridge (1700 ­ 2200 m): 1 ♂ 13. VIII. 2004 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Strunga (IaŞi county): 1 ♂ 13. VIII. 2004 (O. Popovici); Danube's Delta (Tulcea county) — Furtuna lake: 1 ♂ 20. VIII. 2004 (O. Popovici). Romanian references: Andriescu (1996). H. circulus is recorded from the Western and Central Europe and it is one of the most common species of Halticoptera in Romania.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFC8FFE7BF252BAF42A40E32.taxon	materials_examined	Romanian material examined: Valea lui David Natural Reserve (IaŞi county), on steppe vegetation: 2 ♀♀ 19. V. 1999 (I. Popescu), 1 ♀ 4. VI. 1999 (I. Popescu), 1 ♀ 31. VII. 1999 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu), 1 ♀ 5. VIII. 1999 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu), 1 ♀ 2. X. 1999 (I. Popescu), 1 ♂ 28. IV. 2000 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu), 1 ♂ 14. VIII. 2001 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Breazu (IaŞi county): 2 ♂♂ 5. VII. 2001 (I. Andriescu); Agigea Natural Reserve (Constanţa county), on steppe vegetation: 1 ♀ 16. VI. 2004 (O. Popovici); Galbeni (BC): 1 ♀ 17. VII. 2004 (O. Popovici). Romanian references: Andriescu & Mitroiu (2001). Widely distributed in Europe (see Noyes 2003). In Romania apparently it prefers more xerothermic habitats than H. circulus.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFC8FFE6BF2529F242580997.taxon	description	Halticoptera brevicornis Thomson, 1876, Hymenoptera Scandinaviae 4: 251. Romanian material examined: Vǎratec (Neamţ county), on vegetation in spruce­tree forest: 1 ♂ 11. VII. 1998 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu); Potoci (Neamţ county), mountain meadow (about 800 m): 1 ♀ 28. VI. 1999 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu). This species is widely distributed in Europe (see Noyes 2003), but apparently it is not very frequent in Romania.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFC9FFE6BF252D1742F30BD8.taxon	description	A list of synonyms is given by Graham (1969) under the name of H. smaragdina (Curtis). Romanian references: Erdös (1947). Erdös found this species at Vadu CriŞului (Bihor county) on 28. VII. 1943. No other specimens have been recorded since then in Romania. It is distributed in the Western and Central Europe (see Noyes 2003).	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFC9FFE6BF252CD544F70D78.taxon	description	A list of synonyms is given by Graham (1969). Romanian material examined: Potoci (Neamţ county), mountain meadow (about 800 m): 1 ♀ 28. VI. 1999 (M. ­ D. Mitroiu). This almost cosmopolitan species is apparently not common in Romania.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
803287A9FFC9FFE6BF252AB543630F6A.taxon	description	A list of synonyms is given by Graham (1969). Romanian material examined: Valea lui David Natural Reserve (IaŞi county), on steppe vegetation: 2 ♀♀ 19. V. 1999 (I. Popescu), 1 ♂ 14. V. 1999 (I. Popescu); Piatra Craiului National Park (BraŞov county) Bârsei valley: 1 ♀ 25. IV. 2004 (I. Popescu). Romanian references: Andriescu & Mitroiu (2001). This species was recorded from North­Western and Central Europe (see Noyes 2003) and is rather not very common in Romania.	en	Mitroiu, Mircea-Dan (2005): A review of the Romanian Halticoptera Spinola (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea, Pteromalidae), with description of three new species. Zootaxa 1090 (1): 35-49, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.1090.1.2, URL: https://biotaxa.org/Zootaxa/article/view/zootaxa.1090.1.2
