ISHnewsletterDecember1998

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#insectoftheday no.107. Just because I've been playing with our shiny new lens... here is an undescribed signiphorid wasp from Costa Rica, less than 1 mm in length. Ridiculously small but beautiful parasitoids of, usually, scales, psyllids, etc.

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ZooKeys @ZooKeys_Journal·

12 Apr

Shoutout to a favourite author & editor of ours: @ant_explorer (@calacademy) who just got a #NewSpecies of army #ant 🐜from China named after himself, “for his outstanding contributions to ant #systematics”!

Study: https://t.co/CERNwaGxzw

#Hymenoptera #Entomology #Taxonomy

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Rachel Behm @rachbehm·

11 Apr

Attention all #entomology friends! Are you collecting in Southern California (especially Blacklight or Malaise)? It's peak season for the rare genera of wasps I study. They are really common in bycatch and I desperately need fresh specimens! Hit me up!

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ZooKeys @ZooKeys_Journal·

8 Apr

[1/2] A #NewSpecies of #fairyfly described from Japan parasitises the eggs of an economically important Asian tea plant #pest.

Study: https://t.co/tTpxaJ8GQD #Hymenoptera #Hemiptera #Entomology #Biodiversity #Taxonomy #Biocontrol #Parasitoids

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ZooKeys @ZooKeys_Journal·

5 Apr

8 #NewSpecies of braconid #wasps (#parasitoids of moths) described from #rainforests (120–900 m) in Area de Conservación Guanacaste (ACG), #CostaRica.

Study: https://t.co/ySNVn9xzON #Hymenoptera #Entomology #Taxonomy #Biodiversity #Systematics

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