Cleptes morawitzi Radoszkowski 1877

Cleptes morawitzi Radoszkowski, 1877 Cleptes Morawitzi Radoszkowski 1877: 1. Type locality: Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan: “Habitat prope Maracandam, Taschkent et Tschardara”, [collected on the 5 th, 12 th, 13 th and 19 th of April 1869 at Samarkand; on the 3 rd, 5 th, 8 th and 25 th of April 1871 at Tashkent and Tschardara]. Paralectotypes: 1 ♀: 27. //?ардара [Tschardara] / Cleptes morawitzi Rad // Paralectotypus ♀ Cleptes morawitzi Rad. des. Móczár 1997 // Zool. Museum Moscow Univ.; 1 ♂: 12. // Самаркандъ [Samarkand] // Cleptes morawitzi Rad // Paralectotypus ♂ Cleptes morawitzi Rad. des. Móczár 1997 // Zool. Museum Moscow Univ.; 1 ♀: 3. // Ташкентъ [Tashkent] // Cleptes morawitzi Rad // Paralectotypus ♀ Cleptes morawitzi Rad. des. Móczár 1997 // Zool. Museum Moscow Univ.; 1 ♀: 19. // Самаркандъ [Samarkand] // Cleptes morawitzi Rad // Paralectotypus ♀ Cleptes morawitzi Rad. des. Móczár 1997 // Zool. Museum Moscow Univ.; 1 ♂: 5. // Ташкентъ [Tashkent] // Cl. morawitzi Rad. ab. β IX. 18 A.S.T.-Sh. // Cleptes morawitzi Rad // Paralectotypus ♂ Cleptes morawitzi Rad. des. Móczár 1997 // Zool. Museum Moscow Univ. Remarks. Móczár (1997: 39) designated a female syntype housed in MNHU as the lectotype. Three paralectotypes are housed in the Radoszkowski collection (ISEA-PAN). In the original description, Radoszkowski did not mention the number of specimens examined, but in the type series there were males and females, and the number of specimens examined was not less than eight (comparing the dates of collection), thus we consider the specimens in ZMMU and ISEA-PAN as paralectotypes. They match the original description and the lectotype in MNHU. Current status. Cleptes morawitzi Radoszkowski, 1877.Published as part of Rosa, Paolo, Antropov, Alexander V. & Xu, Zaifu, 2015, A catalogue of the Chrysididae (Insecta, Hymenoptera) types deposited in the Zoological Museum, Moscow Lomonosov State University, Russia, pp. 1-31 in Zootaxa 3990 (1) on page 14, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.3990.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/28911