Ecrizotes nasalis Mitroiu & Andriescu & Manic 2024, comb. nov.

Ecrizotes nasalis (Springate & Noyes, 1990) comb. nov. Fig. 12 Spathopus nasalis Springate & Noyes, 1990: 224–225; holotype ♀, NHMUK, examined. Diagnosis Female All funiculars wider than long, Fu3 not or only slightly smaller than either Fu2 or Fu4 (Fig. 12F); ventral margin of clypeus acute (Fig. 12D); head in frontal view with gena buccate (Fig. 12B); hind tibia length about 6.7 × width; gaster shorter than combined length of head and mesosoma, not compressed laterally (Fig. 12A); tip of hypopygium not incised (cf. Fig. 7I); ovipositor sheath length 0.25 × length of hind tibia. Male Unknown. Material examined SWEDEN • 1 ♀; “ Örebro, Latorp / 12/6 1943 / A. Jansson // Standing over: / Spathopus montanus / in Hedqvist coll. / BMNH(E) 2011-27 // Det. confirmed ♀ / C. Thuróczy 2013 // NHMUK010834303 ”; NHMUK. UNITED KINGDOM • 1 ♀; “ Holotype // Wales: Mid Glam. / Kenfig Pool LNR / 6.viii.88 / J.S. Noyes // ♀ Spathopus nasalis sp.n. / det. N.D. Springate & J.S. Noyes 1990 // B.M. Type Hym 5.3471 // NHMUK 014583381 ”; NHMUK. Distribution United Kingdom (UCD Community 2023); Sweden (new record). Hosts Unknown. Taxonomic comments After E. acer sp. nov., E. nasalis is the species with the most protruding clypeal margin, although considerably less acute than in E. acer.