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Holopyga lucida (Lepeletier, 1806) - Chrysididae - Greece
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Autore:  cosmln [ 18/12/2010, 15:32 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Holopyga lucida (Lepeletier, 1806) - Chrysididae - Greece

:hi:

un altro chrysidid da Grecia - raccolto nel nord-est della Grecia (Tracia) (41.306244/26.093451) nel 19.maggio.2010, dimensione ~ 7-8 mm
è possibile sapere di più?

chr1undet_s.JPG


Autore:  cosmln [ 23/12/2010, 19:48 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: no1 ? - Chrysididae - Greece

I see is activity on Chrysididae so put this in front :)

Autore:  Euchroeus [ 23/12/2010, 20:05 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: no1 ? - Chrysididae - Greece

Hi!

it's a female of Holopyga cfr. lucida (Lepeletier).
In Eastern Europe only H. inflammata (Foerster) and austrialis Linsenmaier should be present, but the punctuation on the thorax is rather typical of lucida. I should examine the specimen to be more precise.

:hi:

Autore:  gomphus [ 24/12/2010, 0:09 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: no1 ? - Chrysididae - Greece

hi cosmin

a picture of abdomen underside, to see punctuation of 2nd sternite, would be useful :D ...

Autore:  cosmln [ 26/12/2010, 16:37 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: no1 ? - Chrysididae - Greece

gomphus ha scritto:
hi cosmin

a picture of abdomen underside, to see punctuation of 2nd sternite, would be useful :D ...


this is good enough?

chrysIMG_2719.jpg


Autore:  gomphus [ 26/12/2010, 16:58 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  no1 ? - Chrysididae - Greece

:ok: :ok: :ok:

the punctuation is scattered, not dense; being seemingly to be excluded (irrespective of locality) H. jurinei through scattered S-II punctuation, H. inflammata through scutellum punctuation with broad smooth, shining intervals, and H. austrialis through short forebody pubescence, only H. lucida seems to remain... otherwise, it may be Holopyga cosmini FEI, 2011 :to:

from the features of the specimen, i see no reason to suppose else than H. lucida; anyway, despite of lack of records, considering the occurrence of central european elements in the area, its finding does not appear unlikely

Autore:  cosmln [ 26/12/2010, 17:03 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: no1 ? - Chrysididae - Greece

gomphus ha scritto:
:ok: :ok: :ok:

the punctuation is scattered, not dense; being seemingly to be excluded (irrespective of locality) H. jurinei through scattered S-II punctuation, H. inflammata through scutellum punctuation with broad smooth, shining intervals, and H. austrialis through short forebody pubescence, only H. lucida seems to remain... otherwise, it may be Holopyga cosmini FEI, 2011 :to:

from the features of the specimen, i see no reason to suppose else than H. lucida; anyway, despite of lack of records, considering the occurrence of central european elements in the area, its finding does not appear unlikely


Grazie Maurizio.
also a question... how to recognize male and female in Chrysididae? and maybe is a paper that describe the way to prepare male genitalia and also a picture of genitalia... to recognize it and to know how is better to set that

Autore:  gomphus [ 26/12/2010, 17:25 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Holopyga lucida (Lepeletier, 1806) - Chrysididae - Greece

hi cosmin

the answer is not very simple, since criteria may vary according to the genus; as for Holopyga, males have T-III broadly rounded, almost semicircular, not elongate oval as in your female

i will answer later with more details

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