Zeugomutilla pycnopyga Chen, 1957

(Figs 2, 4, 5, 8–11, 21, 23, 25)

Zeugomutilla pycnopyga Chen, 1957: 157, figs 9, 10, ♂, holotype, China, Fujian, "Shaowu (Suipeichieh), 4–6.vii.1943 (TM)"; Lelej 2005: 38, ♂.

Zeugomuttila (!) pycnopyga: Lelej 1992: 284, figs 3, 5, 7, ♂ (Yunnan).

Diagnosis. Male. Body length 10.8–11.5 mm. Flagellomere 1 0.88–0.96 × flagellomere 2. Distance between outer ocellar margins 0.91 × distance between posterior ocelli and dorsoposterior occipital border. Metanotum with median glabrous narrow area. Female. Unknown, possibly Zeugomutilla saepes is the opposite sex of Z. pycnopyga (see Lelej 1992: 284).

Material examined: Other material. China: Yunnan, 30 km SW from Jinping, 370 m, 17.iv.1956, Huang Keren, 1♂ [ZMMU] ; Thailand: Chaiyaphum, Pa Hin Ngam NP: dry dipterocarp, 15o38.099”N 101o23.921’E, 698 m, 5–11.viii.2006 (Katae Sa-nog & Buakaw Adnafai), Malaise trap, T442, 1♂ [QSBG]; ecotype between mix deciduous/dry dipterocarp, 15o38.100”N 101o23.857’E, 700 m, 18–24.viii.2006 (Katae Sa-nog & Buakaw Adnafai), Malaise trap, T446, 1♂ [QSBG]; Savana (Thepana waterfall), 15o38.948”N 101o25.625’E, 604 m, 7– 13.x.2006 (Katae Sa-nog & Buakaw Adnafai), Malaise trap, T660, 1♂ [QSBG]; Chiang Mai : Chiang Mai Botanical Garden, 18.8955o N 98.8636o E, 11–25.vii.2013 (M. Hauser), Malaise trap, 2♂ [CDFA, QSBG]; Doi Inthanon NP, 18o32.31”N 98o36.05’E, 700 m, 27.ix–5.x.2006 (Y. Areeluck), Malaise trap, T347, 1♂ [QSBG]; Loei, Phu Kradueng NP: Huay Lao Kao, 16o52.442’N 101o50.706’E, 280 m, 23–30.viii.2006 (Sutin Khonglasae), Malaise trap, T490, 1♂ [QSBG] ; Koke Hin Ngam, 16o51.948”N 101o50.668’E, 280 m, 9–16.viii.2006 (Sutin Khonglasae), Malaise trap, T482, 1♂ [QSBG] ; Phitsanulok, Thung Salaeng Luang NP: dry evergreen, 16o50.217’N 100o52.541’E, 580 m, 25.viii–1.xi.2006 (Pongpitak Pranee), Malaise trap, T573, 1♂ [QSBG]; mix deciduous forest, 16o50.319”N 100o51.792’E, 479 m (Pongpitak Pranee), Malaise trap: 25.viii–1.ix.2006, T575, 2♂ [QSBG, EMUS]; 1–8.ix.2006, T577, 1♂ [QSBG].

Distribution. China (Fujian, Yunnan), Thailand (new record) (Chaiyaphum, Chiang Mai, Loei, Phitsanulok).

Remarks. The holotype was collected by Prof. Tsing-Chao Maa in Fujian [former Fukien], Shaowu, Shui Pei Kai. In 1946, T.C. Maa left mainland China and moved to Taiwan, in 1958–1975 he worked in the Bishop museum in Hawaii (Hämäläinen 2004). During his Fujian years (1939–1945), Maa worked in different agricultural organizations in Lienching, Chungan and Shaowu and as a lecturer in the department of biology of Fukien Christian University in Shaowu. While in Chungan [currently Wuyishan City] he collected a large number of insects in the "Bohea Hills" in 1939–1940; while in Shaowu, he collected mainly in "Tachulan" [Dazhulan], but also elsewhere in Fujian (Hämäläinen 2004). The depository of T.C. Maa's personal collection (TM) of Mutillidae is unknown. Possibly his collection is deposited in Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute Taipei (Maa 1950; Taeger et al. 2010).