Table 1 in The Methocha (Hymenoptera: Thynnidae: Methochinae) of Hong Kong (China), a preliminary faunal list with descriptions of five new species and sexual associations rendered through molecular analysis
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Table 1 (continued on next page). Asian species of Methocha Latreille, 1804 numbers per country and biogeographic realms. Country/Locality (Realm)SpeciesNumber of SpeciesJapan (Sino-Japanese & Palearctic)M. japonica Yasumatsu, 19315M. michinoku Terayama, 2019M. okinawensis Terayama & Mita, 2015M. uchinanensis Terayama & Mita, 2015M. yasumatsui Iwata, 1936Japan (Oriental) Mongolia (Palearctic)M. yaeyamensis Terayama & Mita, 20151M. articulata (Latreille, 1792)2M. picipes Morawitz, 1890South Korea (Palearctic)M. articulata (Latreille, 1792)1China (Palearctic)M. mandibularis (Smith, 1869)1China (Oriental; Guangdong, Hainan, Hong Kong)M. haaksek Barthélémy & Terayama sp. nov.6M. hongkongensis Barthélémy & Terayama sp. novM. leleji Barthélémy & Terayama sp. nov.M. transcarinata Liao, Chen & Li, 2022M. wilsoni Barthélémy & Terayama sp. nov.M. zetetes Barthélémy & Terayama sp. nov.Taiwan (Oriental)M. alutacea Lin, 196611M. areolata Lin, 1966M. cavipyga Lin, 1966M. cirrhocrus Narita & Mita, 2021M. emarginata Lin, 1966M. formosana (Williams, 1919)M. foveiventris Lin, 1966M. maai Lin, 1966M. plana Lin, 1966M. priorrecta Lin, 1966M. taiwanica Tsuneki, 1986M. taoi Lin, 1966Philippines (Oriental)M. debilis (Williams, 1919)6M. fimbricornis (Williams, 1919)M. fuscipennis (Williams, 1919)M. monticola (Williams, 1919)M. punctata (Williams, 1919)M. striatella (Williams, 1919)Laos (Oriental)M. cariniventris Narita & Mita, 2018 (also China: Yunnan)2M. granulosa Narita & Mita, 2018Peninsular Malaysia (Oriental)M. clypeata (Pagden, 1934)4M. malayana (Pagden, 1949)M. penthesilea (Pagden, 1949)M. violaceipennis (Cameron, 1899) (also India)Malaysia: Sabah & SarawakM. nigra Hamann, 19602(Oriental)M. simplicipes Brues, 1910Indonesia: Sulawesi (Oriental)M. gracilis (Smith, 1860)3M. insularis (Smith, 1860)M. thoracica (Smith, 1861)Indonesia: Java (Oriental)M. javanica (Hamann, 1959)1



