Risbec, 1952 : 126 Revision of the Neotropical genus Macreupelmus Ashmead (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea: Eupelmidae) Gibson, Gary A. P. Zootaxa 2016 4161 1 81 115 Risbec Risbec [151,640,1015,1042] Insecta Eupelmidae Reikosiella Animalia Hymenoptera 32 113 Arthropoda species bekilyi comb. nov. Hirticauda     Macreupelmus bekilyi  Risbec, 1952: 126–127.     Typematerial. A single female in MNHNlabelled: MADAGASCAR| BEKILY | RÉG. SUDDE L’ILE / MUSÉM PARIS | IX.38| A. SEYRIG / Holotype [red label] /  Macreupelmus bekilyiRisbec[handwritten]. Although Risbec (1952)did not state the number of specimens or the collecting date (other descriptions in the same paper do mention these), he gave a single body length. This indicates a single specimen and I therefore interpret the typein MNHN( Figs 120–123) as the holotype. It is contorted, mounted by a minutien pin through its mesosoma between the mesonotum and acropleuron at the base of the metanotum, and lacks it gaster, right antenna beyond fl2, left antenna beyond fl1 ( Fig. 122), and right hind leg beyond the coxa.  MAP 1.Collections records for  Macreupelmusspecies (number given in any country indicates number of site records represented by closely set symbols).   Remarks. Although its gaster is missing, the holotypeof  Macreupelmus bekilyiis assigned to  ReikosiellaYoshimotobased on, among other features, the lack of a mesotibial apical groove ( Fig. 123), comparatively long fore wing marginal vein ( Fig. 121), ∩-like scrobal depression that extends to the inner orbits ( Fig. 122), and subbasally compressed scape. Further, it is a member of  Reikosiella(  HirticaudaBouček) based on the presence of a row of mesotibial apical pegs ( Fig. 123), dorsellum apically recurved, cup-like, over apex of scutellum, and acropleural sulcus posteriorly sinuately curved so that a slender mesepisternum is differentiated between the acropleuron and mesocoxa (see Gibson 1995). Based on these features I hereby transfer  Macreupelmus bekilyito  Reikosiellaas  R. ( Hirticauda) bekilyi(Risbec)  n. comb.According to the original description the antennae were entirely dark, without some white funiculars, unlike many species of the subgenus from the region. The fore wing is bifasciate ( Fig. 121). 1302840225 [151,1134,151,176] MNHN, REG Madagascar MADAGASCAR 33 114 1 holotype