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Four new species of the genus    Gasteruption    Latreille, 1797 (  Hymenoptera  :   Evanioidea  :   Gasteruptiidae  :   Gasteruptiinae  ) are described from China. Three are from Shaanxi (NW China;    G.   granulatum    Tan &amp; van Achterberg,  sp. nov. ,    G.   pedion    Tan &amp; van Achterberg,  sp. nov. , and    G.   reductum    Tan &amp; van Achterberg,  sp. nov. ) and one from S China and Ningxia (   G.   kexinae    Tan &amp; van Achterberg,  sp. nov. ). Eleven species are newly recorded for Shaanxi (   G.   abeillei    Kieffer, 1912,    G.   amoyense    Pasteels, 1958,    G.   bimaculatum    Pasteels, 1958,    G.   corniculigerum    Enderlein, 1913,    G.   latitibia    Zhao, van Achterberg &amp; Xu, 2012,    G.   minutum    (Tournier, 1877),    G.   nigritarse    (Thomson, 1883),    G.   parvicollarium    Enderlein, 1913,    G.   sinarum    Kieffer, 1911,    G.   subtile    (Thomson, 1883) and    G.   brevicuspis    Kieffer, 1911). The newly-recorded species and the new species are keyed and illustrated. Two new synonyms are proposed:    G.   rufescenticorne    Enderlein, 1913, with    G.   japonicum    Cameron, 1888,  syn. nov.  and    G.   oriplanum    Kieffer, 1911, with    G.   minutum    (Tournier, 1877),  syn. nov.

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An illustrated key to the species of    Gasteruption    Latreille (  Hymenoptera  ,   Gasteruptiidae  ) from Palaearctic China, with description of four new species