The following new species are described to make names available for publications by other entomologists.Apanteles salalicus n.sp.This keys to couplet 72 or 74 in Muesebeck's revision (Proc. U.S. Natl. Mus. 58: 483-576, 1921.) but differs from both species there in its solitary habits, strongly exserted ovipositor sheaths, large and acutely pointed hypopygium, elevated and very coarsely sculptured abdominal tergites, and yellow hind coxae.