Newsletter_2003_Oct

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3 #NewSpecies of #sawflies from China + proposal for a new species group as “a necessary part of a broader effort to review all Macrophya in China.”

Study: https://t.co/XrzXk24hFA #Hymenoptera #Entomology #Biodiversity #Sawflies #Taxonomy

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Sheila Colla, Ph.D.@SaveWildBees·

9 Feb

Someone sent this to me. No idea why.

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Bentomologist @ParslowBen·

8 Feb

One of my favourite Australian species, Gasteruption calothecus Kieffer. This sexy lady has a wicked ovipositor 2.0 times the length her body! Life goal is to find one in the field to see how they manage to use them. #wasplove #Entomology #Hymenoptera

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ZooKeys @ZooKeys_Journal·

6 Feb

ID keys for all #charipine #wasps to help controlling pest #aphids and #psyllids, thanks to type material & collections at @OttawaCNC, @NMNH, @NHM_London, @lunduniversity & Bavarian State Collection of #Zoology

Article: https://t.co/yWkLlzLsgA #Hymenoptera #Taxonomy #Entomology

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Darren Ward @nzhymenoptera·

30 Jan

Taxonomic revision and new species of the genus Metaspathius; endemic braconid wasps from New Zealand
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