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Ipsiura prolixa Bohart 1985
- Publication Year :
- 2016
- Publisher :
- Zenodo, 2016.
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Abstract
- Ipsiura prolixa Bohart, 1985 (Figs 168���172) Ipsiura prolixa Bohart, 1985: 718. Holotype �� [examined]: BRAZIL: Par��, ��bidos (BME). Diagnosis. Ipsiura prolixa most closely resembles I. klugi (Dahlbom). These species can be distinguished each other by the shape of the S2 spots (Figs 87, 171). Additionally, I. prolixa can be distinguished from other Ipsiura species by the following combination of characters: T3 with lateral whitish spot, distal margin long, with six acute distal teeth arranged in a strong arc, without distinct prepit swelling, and pit row with large, deep foveae; metanotum irregularly cristate; fore femur with definite but sparse punctation, and the TFC widely interrupted medially. Female description. Body (Fig. 168). Length: 8.4 mm. Coloration: head predominantly green, with faint bluish purple highlights on vertex; F1 brownish green; mesosoma metallic green, with bluish purple bands on dorsum, particularly on pronotum and mesoscutum; metasoma metallic green, with transverse dark purple stripes on dorsum of T1 and T2, bluish highlights on T3; T3 with lateral whitish spot; wing membrane brown, with brown veins; femora and tibiae greenish; tarsi brown, basitarsi green. Head: TFC forming a long arc, widely interrupted medially (Fig. 169); scapal basin covered with silvery pubescence; F1 longer than broad, 1.2�� as long as F2. Mesosoma: fore femur without ventral tooth, slightly flattened on outer surface of distal margin, diameter of distal area subequal to diameter of proximal area; forewing with short M distal to discoidal cell, R1 shorter than stigma (as in Fig. 190); dorsal surface of pronotum wider than head; lower lateral area irregularly punctate anteriorly, with indistinct posterior area delimited by faint transverse ridge; metanotum irregularly cristate medially; mesopleural lower posterior margin carinate, with three well-separated tooth-like projections. Metasoma: T3 with six acute distal teeth (Fig. 170), pit row exposed, with large, deep foveae, without distinct prepit swelling; S2 spots mediumsized, round, near reaching each other medially (Fig. 171). Punctation: outer surface of fore femur coarsely punctate; largest punctures on T1, mesopleuron and metanotum. Male. Same as female, except for the characteristic shape of S2 spots as shown in Fig. 171. Variation. Body length 8.1���8.5 mm. Hosts. Specimens have been reared from nests of Eumenes species (Vespidae: Eumeninae) (label records). Distribution. Brazil (ES, MG, PA, PR, SP); Guyana (Cuyuni-Mazaruni); Peru (Leoncio Prado); Surinam (Paramaribo) (Fig. 172). Material examined. BRAZIL: Par��, ��bidos 3.i.1907 A. Ducke / Holotype �� (BME). S��o Paulo, S��o Paulo 1961 coll. K.W. Cooper / Paratype 1&female; [BME]. Additional material. BRAZIL: Esp��rito Santo, Concei����o da Barra iii.1961, 1 &female;, coll. C. Elias [BME]. Minas Gerais, Alpinopolis iii.1961, 1 &female;, coll. C. Elias [BME]. Par��, ��bidos 24. xii.1910, 1 ��, coll. A. Ducke [BME]. Paran��, Tel��maco Borba 15. xii.1986, 1 &female;, coll. Lev. Ent. PROFAUPAR [DZUP]. GUYANA: Bartica 23. xii.1912, 1 &female; [BME]. PERU: Tingo Mar��a, Rio Huallaga ii.1947, 1 &female;, coll. Weyranch [BME]. Tingo Mar��a vii.1952, 1 ��, coll. Weyrauen [BME]. SURINAM: Paramaribo, Ma Retraite 21. iii.1964, 1 &female;, coll. D.C. Geijskes [BME].<br />Published as part of Lucena, Daercio A. A., Kimsey, Lynn S. & Almeida, Eduardo A. B., 2016, The Neotropical cuckoo wasp genus Ipsiura Linsenmaier, 1959 (Hymenoptera: Chrysididae): revision of the species occurring in Brazil, pp. 1-71 in Zootaxa 4165 (1) on pages 60-61, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4165.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/267533<br />{"references":["Bohart, R. M. (1985) New Ipsiura and a key to known species of the genus (Hymenoptera: Chrysididae). Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, 58 (4), 708 - 720."]}
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- OpenAIRE
- Accession number :
- edsair.doi.dedup.....428194390fdd3f1b59c6535a098c2b4e
- Full Text :
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6055692