Polynema (Polynema) elongatum Soyka 1956

Polynema (Polynema) elongatum Soyka, 1956 Fig. 10 Polynema elongata Soyka, 1956: 48–49. Polynema elongatum Soyka: Trjapitzin 1978: 536. Material examined. China, Xinjiang: • 2 ♀♀, Hetian: 36°21'3"N, 81°27'03"E, 12.VII.2021, Zhulidezi Aishan et al., sweeping; • 1 ♀, 36°54'36"N, 81°24'35"E, 3. VIII. 2021, Zhulidezi Aishan et al., sweeping; • 1 ♀, Kashi, 39°24'35"N, 76°12'36"E, 8.VIII.2021, Zhulidezi Aishan et al., sweeping. (All in ICXU). Diagnosis. Female. Body length 860–910 μm (n = 4). Body (Fig. 10 A) dark brown, scape and pedicel yellow, clava pale brown, petiole yellow, legs yellowish-brown. Antenna (Fig. 10 B) with scape smooth, longer than pedicel, 1.9–2.3 × as long as pedicel; clava with seven mps; pronotum with eight setae on each side along the anterior margin (Fig. 10 C); propodeum (Fig. 10 C) with a short median carina. Forewing (Fig. 10 D) 5.0 × as long as wide, the longest marginal seta as long as the greatest width of wing. Ovipositor (Fig. 10 E) exserted beyond apex of gaster by ~ 0.1 × its own total length; ovipositor 1.4–1.5 × length of metatibia. Male. Unknown. Hosts. Unknown. Distribution. China (Xinjiang); Netherlands. Comments. The specimens from Xinjiang have eight setae on each side along the anterior margin of the pronotum. Other, more or less similar, species typically have 4–6 such setae.