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A new Afrotropical species of    Polynema    Haliday, 1833 (  Hymenoptera  :   Mymaridae  ),   Polynema  ( Polynema )  sagittaria   van Noort &amp; Triapitsyn,  sp. n. , is described and illustrated based on specimens collected in the Cape Floral region in south-western South Africa. This species is morphologically closely related to the recently described   Polynema  ( Polynema )  dikobraz   Triapitsyn, 2017 from Madagascar, both species possessing enlarged spine-like microtrichia on the fore wing disc that are unique among all the known world fairyflies. This new species belongs to the informaldikobraz    species-group of the nominate subgenus of    Polynema   , which previously was only known from Madagascar. In addition,    P.   sagittaria    has the ovipositor extending ventrally under the mesosoma to well in front of the head, in a bow-like curve, and housed in a narrow, anterior elongation of the metasoma, the basal sac. Occurrence and possible significance of such a bizarre ovipositor in other   Mymaridae   is discussed. All images and online keys are available on  www.waspweb.org

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Revision of the    Polynema   dikobraz    species-group with description of a remarkable new species from South Africa (  Hymenoptera  ,   Chalcidoidea  ,   Mymaridae  )