Mutilla familiaris
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6297722 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/5F89B164-48A9-8E69-9C60-8D96A8EF0DC6 |
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Christiana |
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Mutilla familiaris |
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7. Mutilla familiaris HNS .
M. capite abdomineque nigris; thorace rubro; abdominis basi subito truncato; abdominis segmenti secundi basi macula, tertii fascia lata argenteo-pubescentibus.
Female. Length 4 3/4 lines. Head and abdomen black, the former rugose; the flagellum ferruginous beneath. Thorax ferruginous and oblongquadrate; the disk rugose; the margins crenulated. Abdomen with elongate confluent punctures; the basal segment abruptly truncated; the second segment with a small ovate spot in the middle of its base, and the third segment covered with short silvery-white pubescence; beneath, the margins of the segments are fringed with long white pubescence.
Hab. Singapore.
Although this species bears a very close resemblance to several which have been described, it is very distinct, and may be readily distinguished by the abrupt truncation of the basal abdominal segment.
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