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To date, the known Chinese fauna of egg-parasitoids of the genus    Oxyscelio    Kieffer encompasses two species from the mainland –    O.   doumao    Burks and    O.   nubbin    Burks. Here we record eighteen species of    Oxyscelio    from collections in mainland China:    O.   arvi    Burks,    O.   ceylonensis    (Dodd),    O.   convergens    Burks,    O.   cordis    Burks,    O.   crebritas    Burks,    O.   cuculli    Burks,    O.   dermatoglyphes    Burks,    O.   doumao    Burks,    O.   florus    Kononova,    O.   granorum    Burks,    O.   intermedietas    Burks,    O.   jugi    Burks,    O.   kramatos    Burks,    O.   longiventris    Burks,    O.   naraws    Kozlov &amp; Lê,    O.   perpensus    Kononova,    O.   planocarinae    Burks, and    O.   striarum    Burks.    Oxyscelio    is primarily found in the tropics, and most of these species are shared with Taiwan and southeast Asia. Three species previously known only from Japan,    O.   arvi   ,    O.   florus   ,    O.   perpensus   , are shared. The Chinese species are recorded from Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Hebei, Hunan, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Yunnan and Zhejiang as well as additional material from Taiwan.    Heptascelio   hamatus    Masner &amp; Johnson and    Platyscelio   pulchricornis    Kieffer are both recorded from Hainan and Guangdong, as well as records of    P.   pulchricornis    from Sarawak and Thailand.

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Chinese species of egg-parasitoids of the genera    Oxyscelio    Kieffer,    Heptascelio    Kieffer and    Platyscelio    Kieffer (  Hymenoptera  :   Platygastridae    s.l. ,   Scelioninae  )