Qin Li, Tong-You Zhang, Gary A P Gibson, Shi-Lei Shan, Hui Xiao
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中国新疆维吾尔自治区记录到四种世界性的Asaphes Walker, 1834属（膜翅目：恙虫科：Asaphesinae，科属），使中国已知种数达到八种。除了 Asaphessuspensus (Nees ab Esenbeck), 1834 和 A.vulgaris Walker, 1834 外，A.fuyunis Li & Zhang, sp. nov.是根据雌性新描述的，A.californicus Girault, 1917 以前仅产于北美和南美，是中国新记录的。这四个物种是通过综合分类学方法（包括 COI 条形码数据和形态计量学）进行区分的，并通过微距摄影进行了说明。此外，还列出了 13 个已描述的世界 Asaphes 物种，并对 8 个已确认的中国物种的雌性进行了检索。
Review of Asaphes Walker, 1834 (Hymenoptera, Chalcidoidea, Asaphesinae) from Xinjiang, China.
Four species of the cosmopolitan genus Asaphes Walker, 1834 (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea: Asaphesinae, family incerta sedis) are recorded from Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China, bringing the number of known species in China to eight. In addition to Asaphessuspensus (Nees ab Esenbeck), 1834 and A.vulgaris Walker, 1834, A.fuyunis Li & Zhang, sp. nov. is newly described based on females and A.californicus Girault, 1917, previously known only from North and South America, is newly recorded from China. These four species are differentiated using an integrative taxonomic approach that includes COI barcode data and morphometrics, and are illustrated using macrophotography. Additionally, the 13 described world species of Asaphes are tabulated and females of the eight recognized Chinese species are keyed.
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