Dryinus shimbanus Olmi, sp. n. Fig. 5 Etymology: This species is named after the type locality, Shimba Hills National Park. Description: Female. Fully winged; length 6.28 mm. Head black, with mandibles testaceous and clypeus EURZQ, H[FHSW PDUJLQV WHVWDFHRXV; DQWHQQDH EURZQ, H[FHSW VHJPHQWV ƚ±ƻ SDUWO\ WHVWD‒ FHRXV DQG 8±ƚo ZKLWLVK; PHVRVRPD EODFN; JDVWHU EURZQ; OHJV EODFN, H[FHSW GLVWDO H[‒ tremity of coxae, proximal half of trochanters, proximal extremity of mid and hind tibiae, segment 2 and part of segment 1 of hind tarsi whitish; chelae, segment 2 and SDUW RI VHJPHQW ƚ RI PLG DQG KLQG WDUVL WHVWDFHRXV. $QWHQQDH FODYDWH; DQWHQQDO VHJ‒ PHQWV LQ IROORZLQJ SURSRUWLRQV: ƚƽ:7:47:ƻ9:ƻƻ:ƚ6:ƚ:ƚƻ:9:ƚƻ. 5KLQDULD SUHVHQW LQ DQ‒ WHQQDO VHJPHQWV 6±ƚo. +HDG ÀDW, GXOO, JUDQXODWHG DQG VFXOSWXUHG E\ VPDOO DUHRODH DQG irregular keels; frontal line complete; occipital carina incomplete, only present behind and on sides of posterior ocelli, laterally not reaching eyes; posterior ocelli situated in front of virtual straight line joining posterior edges of eyes; posterior margin of YHUWH[ZHDNO\ H[FDYDWHG; 32/ =.ƽ; 2/ = 4; 22/ = ƚo; 23/ = ƚ; WHPSOHV DEVHQW; greatest breadth of posterior ocelli longer than OPL (3.5:1). Pronotum crossed by a strong anterior transverse impression and a strong posterior transverse furrow; disc humped; posterior collar very short; pronotum granulated and sculptured by numerous longitudinal keels and striae; pronotal tubercles not reaching tegulae. Scutum shiny, completely sculptured by numerous irregular, parallel and longitudinal keels. Notauli apparently complete and posteriorly separated, hardly visible among longitudinal keels. 6FXWHOOXP DQG PHWDQRWXP VKLQ\, VPRRWK, SXQFWDWH, ZLWKRXW VFXOSWXUH DPRQJ SXQF‒ tures. Propodeum dull, without transverse keels, with dorsal surface reticulate rugose and sculptured by few longitudinal keels; posterior surface reticulate rugose, without longitudinal keels; dorsal surface of propodeum slightly longer than posterior surface (15:10). Forewing with two dark transverse bands; distal part of stigmal vein longer WKDQ SUR [LPDO SDUW (ƻƻ:ƚ4).)RUH WDUVDO VHJPHQWV LQ IROORZLQJ SURSRUWLRQV: ƻ8:ƽ:8: 23:37. Enlarged claw (Fig. 5) with large subdistal tooth and one row of 13 lamellae. Segment 5 of fore tarsus (Fig. 5) with two rows of 6 +12 lamellae; distal apex with group of at least 20 lamellae. Tibial spurs 1, 1, 2. Male. Unknown. +RORW\SH: Ƃ ³.(1UHG@ ³ Dryinus shimbanus VS. Q. 0. 2OPL GHW. ƻoƚo Ƃ´ (10.(). Hosts: Unknown. Comments: The female of D. shimbanus is similar to those of D. paulyi Olmi, 1991, grossus 2OPL, ƻoo4, orophilus (Benoit, 1950), daviesi Olmi, 2009, yemenensis Olmi & Van Harten, 2006, and erraticus (Turner, 1928). The main difference concerns the occipital carina: incomplete in D. shimbanus, complete in all other species. The new species was compared with the holotypes of the above closest species: D. paulyi from Gabon, Kango (FAG); D. grossus IURP 0DGDJDVFDU, ƚ8°ƻ8.ƻ4‵6:47°ƽ7. 6‵((&$6&); D. orophilus IURP &RQJR , 5XWVKXUX (05$&); D. daviesi from South Africa, Ngoye )RUHVW (106$); D. yemenensis IURP

Published as part of Olmi, Massimo & Copeland, Robert S., 2011, A catalogue of Dryinidae, Embolemidae and Sclerogibbidae of Kenya and Burundi, with descriptions of new species (Hymenoptera: Chrysidoidea), pp. 177 in African Invertebrates 52 (1) on pages 184-185, DOI: 10.5733/afin.052.0109, http://zenodo.org/record/7914451