Augochlora (Augochlora) amphitrite (Schrottky)

Dalmazzo, Milagros & Roig-Alsina, Arturo, 2011, Revision of the species of the New World genus Augochlora (Hymenoptera, Halictidae) occurring in the southern temperate areas of its range, Zootaxa 2750, pp. 15-32 : 21-25

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Augochlora (Augochlora) amphitrite (Schrottky)
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Augochlora (Augochlora) amphitrite (Schrottky) View in CoL

(Figs. 1, 12, 13, 14, 21)

Odontochlora amphitrite Schrottky 1909: 142 (females from Argentina, Buenos Aires and La Plata, types lost). Schrottky 1911: 74. Schrottky 1913: 241. Moure 1940a: 466. Moure 1940b: 58. Moure 1941: 45.

Odontochlora thebe Schrottky 1909: 143 –144 (male from Argentina, Buenos Aires, type lost). Schrottky 1911: 74. New synonym

Augochlora amphitrite: Sakagami et al. 1967: 264 View in CoL , 270, 273. Sakagami & Moure 1967: 134–136, Figs. 11–12. Eickwort & Eickwort 1973: 17.

Augochlora (Augochlora) amphitrite: Moure & Hurd 1987: 256 View in CoL . Wittmann & Hoffman 1990: 29. Moure 2007: 760.

Augochlora (Augochlora) thebe: Moure & Hurd 1987: 270 View in CoL . Moure 2007: 768.

Schrottky's original description of A. amphitrite View in CoL leaves no doubt about the identity of this species. He mentioned for the female two characters that are diagnostic: the scutellum medially with a longitudinal impression, and the frontal carina not reaching the median ocellus. He also mentioned the characteristic large size (10 mm long), and the sparsely punctate clypeus and later ( Schrottky 1911), mentioned another characteristic feature of A. amphitrite View in CoL , the rugulose sculpture of the supraclypeal area.

According to the original description of O. thebe , the lost type was a large male (10 mm long) with the first metasomal sternum tuberculate and the scutellum medially depressed. There is only one species of Augochlora in Buenos Aires with this combination of characters, and corresponds to the male of A. amphitrite . All other characters mentioned by Schrottky in the original description of O. thebe also agree with the present species. Moreover, males of A. amphitrite run to O. thebe in the key to species of Odontochlora published by Schrottky two years later ( Schrottky 1911).

In the same work, Schrottky (1911) keyed out males with a spiniform projection on the first metasomal sternum and black hairs on the mesonotum as A. amphitrite . Males of A. amphitrite studied by us have S1 tuberculate, not with a sharp spine, and the hairs on the scutum are at most yellowish brown. We suggest that the male(s) referred to A. amphitrite by Schrottky in that key may correspond to a different species. No species in the studied area has males with a sharp spine on the first metasomal sternum.

Diagnosis. This species is readily distinguished by the scutellum with a median longitudinal furrow in both sexes. The female has the supraclypeal area rugulose between punctures, the frontal carina extends halfway between the upper level of the antennal socket and the median ocellus, the hind tibia and basitarsus have dark brown to black hairs, and T2–T3 with rather broad apical black bands, as long as the diameter of the median ocellus. The male is distinguished by the clypeus with an apical yellowish band or apical lateral marks, the black base of the mandible with a green spot, the entirely dark first flagellomere, and the presence of a more or less developed tubercle on S1.

Female. Length of body 7.7–13.0; length of forewing, 4.7–6.0; maximum width of head, 2.00–3.25; length of head 1.90–2.75; ocello-ocular distance 1.5–2.0 times MOD. Color. Metallic green with some bluish tints, some specimens with golden reflections mainly on face and propodeum; some specimens metallic blue with violet tints. Mandible dark brown with small green spot at base; labrum dark brown to black. Hypostomal area blackish with green tints. Scape, pedicel and first flagellomere black, rest of flagellar dorsal surface dark brown to black and ventral surface paler. Clypeus with black apical band one fifth as long as clypeus. Tegula dark brown with green anterior spot. Legs black, anterior and hind coxae, anterior surface of trochanters, and under surface of forefemur, with green tints. T1–T4 with apical black bands (on T2 0.9–1.0 times MOD), T5 black, sterna black. Wings hyaline with light brown veins and pterostigma.

Pubescence. Head with plumose hairs, white on frons (0.06–0.30), dark brown around ocelli, and on paraocular area (0.02–0.20). Clypeus with light brown, sparse, simple, short (0.04–0.05) and long hairs (0.20–0.24); supraclypeal area with short (0.06–0.08) and long hairs (0.14–0.16). Setae on mandible white (0.40), labrum with apical brown setae. Disc of scutum with black, sparse hairs (0.05–0.20), and paler, light brown to brown, denser, shorter hairs; scutellum similarly with black long hairs (0.60), and paler, short hairs; hairs long on metanotum (0.54), and on lateral area of mesepisternum (up to 0.40). Hind femur with long, light brown scopal hairs (up to 0.70), hind tibia and basitarsus with dark brown to black hairs on outer surface. Disc of T2–T4 with short, white pubescence and sparse, erect black hairs, on disc of T2 (0.04–0.10) and (0.12) respectively; T5 with black hairs (0.14). Hairs on S1–S5 whitish, on S2 (up to 0.80), on S6 light brown.

Sculpture. Clypeus polished, with large punctures (0.01–0.04), sparser medially and closer laterally; supraclypeal area rugulose, with shallow, rather dense punctures (0.02–0.05). Disc of scutum with dense punctures (0.03– 0.05), on center of disc separated by 0.2–0.5 puncture diameters. Scutellum with dense punctures, very small anteriorly (0.02–0.03). Median area of metanotum finely rugulose and laterally areolate-rugulose. Mesepisternum with small, dense punctures (0.02–0.05) and shiny interspaces on hypoepimeral area and below scrobal furrow; anterior to mesepisternal furrow areolate-rugulose. Upper part of metapleuron striate. Basal area of metapostnotum entirely striate; striae irregular medially, and regular, parallel, laterally. Disc of T2 with fine shallow punctures (0.02–0.03).

Structure. Frontal carina extending halfway between upper level of antennal socket and median ocellus. Mandible long, distance between base of mandible and starting point of lower apical expansion (outer view), longer than basal width of mandible (1.25–1.45). Apex of clypeus medially depressed. Lateral angle of pronotum forming acute angle. Scutellum with median longitudinal furrow, sometimes reduced to median apical depression. Middle trochanter elongate, with ventral margin straight in lateral view. Hind femur ventrally concave. S1 always with median spine, usually high and sharply pointed, but sometimes low and less pointed.

Male. Length of body 8.5–9.3; length of forewing, 4.7–5.0; maximum width of head, 2.0–2.2; length of head 2.25–2.50; ocello-ocular distance 1.3–2.0 times MOD. Color. Similar to that of female, except as follows: mandible yellowish brown to brown but base black with green spot; labrum yellowish brown; hypostomal area black; clypeus with apical yellowish band, sometimes reduced to lateral marks; scape, pedicel, first flagellomere and base of second black, rest of flagellar dorsal surface dark brown to black and ventral surface paler; coxae, trochanters and femora black with green tints, tibiae and tarsi dark brown; T1–T6 with black apical bands, (on T2 0.75–1.10 times MOD); S1 with blue tints, S2–S6 dark brown.

Pubescence. With white, abundant, plumose hairs. Hairs dense on paraocular area (0.05–0.24) and frons (0.08–0.30). Clypeus and supraclypeal area with light brown hairs simple, sparser than on other parts of head; on clypeus short (0.04–0.08) and long hairs (0.18–0.20), on supraclypeal area short (0.06–0.07) and long hairs (0.20– 0.22). Setae on mandible white (0.16), on labrum light brown. Scutum with whitish hairs on antero-lateral angle; on disc with whitish short (0.03–0.06), and whitish to yellowish brown long hairs (0.14–0.15). Length of hairs on scutellum (up to 0.50); on lateral area of mesepisternum (0.18). Disc of T2–T5 with short, whitish to light brown hairs, on disc of T2 shorter (0.04–0.10) than on basal depression of tergum, immediately after gradulus, where hairs are longer (0.18); T3–T5 besides short hairs, also with long, sparse, erect brown hairs (0.16); T6 with erect black hairs (0.22). Hairs on S1–S6 brown, longer on S2 (0.30).

Sculpture. Clypeus polished, with even, large punctures (0.03–0.05), separated by less than their diameter; supraclypeal area with dense punctures, at sides and on upper part nearly coalescent, on lower part sparser, larger (0.01–0.04). Disc of scutum with close, deep punctures (0.02–0.05), and shiny interspaces. Scutellum with punctures (0.03–0.06) sparser medially, forming at each side of midline shiny area with few punctures. Mesepisternum with dense punctures (0.04–0.05) and shiny interspaces on hypoepimeral area and below scrobal furrow; anterior to mesepisternal furrow areolate-rugulose. Upper part of metapleuron striate. Basal area of metapostnotum entirely striate; striae irregular medially, parallel at sides. Disc of T1–T2 with small punctures (on T2 0.02–0.04), and shiny interspaces; punctation finer on other terga.

Structure. Basal area of labrum proximally smooth, and distally faintly striate; basal area along midline short, approximately one fourth of labral length, on lateral margin not reaching lateralmost setae. Lateral angle of pronotum forming acute angle with pointed tip. Scutellum with median longitudinal furrow, sometimes reduced to median apical depression. S1 with median more or less developed tubercle, variable in size. Basal process of gonostylus reduced, with short setae. Ventral process of gonostylus setose from base to apex, setae as long a diameter of gonostylus; apex of process rounded. Dorsal process of gonostylus with long setae in a row.

Variation. There is variation in color of some specimens from central Argentina, principally from the province of Córdoba, the integument of which is entirely blue, not green. Specimens from Misiones may have bronze or violet tints, mainly on the head. The punctures of the supraclypeal area of the female can be weak in some specimens, but the surface between punctures is always finely rugose. The longitudinal furrow of the scutellum is usually distinct, but in some specimens, particularly in some males, it is reduced to a median depression on the posterior margin of the scutellum. The ventral projection on S1 of the female is always spiniform, although variable in size, and more or less pointed; the projection of the males is usually tuberculiform, but in some specimens it is very low, nearly absent. The variation in size of the projection on S1 is not allometric.

Females of this species present a distinct cephalic polymorphism. Heads of large specimens (13 mm) are disproportionately larger than those of small specimens (7.75 mm). The vertex is swollen behind the eyes, and in frontal view it becomes rather flat, not convex as in smaller specimens. The genae are also enlarged, so the proportion of the maximum width of the gena in lateral view to the maximum width of the eye, increases in larger specimens. Values taken on ten females reprentative of the various sizes observed among studied specimens (maximum width of the eye-maximum width of gena: 0.48–0.45; 0.51–0.48; 0.51–0.66; 0.57–0.45; 0.57–0.69; 0.60–0.72; 0.63–0.90; 0.66–0.90; 0.66–0.96; 0.75–1.05) give a coefficient of allometry of 1.75. This coefficient is close to the coefficient for A. iphigenia (approximately 1.9), which can be calculated from the data presented by Sakagami & Moure (1965).

Distibution. Argentina: Buenos Aires, Corrientes, Entre Ríos, Formosa, Jujuy, Misiones, San Luis, Santa Fe. Uruguay: Artigas, Canelones, Cerro Largo, Colonia, Montevideo, San José. Brazil: Santa Catarina; Minas Gerais, Paraná, Río Grande do Sul, São Paulo (according to Silveira et al. 2002, Moure 2007). Paraguay (according to Moure 2007).

Material studied. Argentina, Buenos Aires MACN: 13; 1Ƥ: Br. M. y Y.; 13: “12269”; 2Ƥ: “12286”; 2Ƥ: 10-XI-1902, Col. J. Brèthes; 13: 5-I-1903, Col. J. Brèthes; 1Ƥ: 26-XII-1904; 13: 16-III-1906, Col. J. Brèthes; 2Ƥ: 3-I-1909, Col. J. Brèthes; 1Ƥ: 2-I-1915, Col. J. Brèthes; 1Ƥ: 6-XI-1915, Col.J. Brèthes; 1Ƥ: 10-XI-1920, Col.J. Brèthes; 1Ƥ: 21-XI-1920, Col. Bruch; 2Ƥ: 24-II-1981, Col. C. Monetti; 1Ƥ: III-1938, Col. M.M. Senkate; 2Ƥ: Adrogué, III-1921, Col. Pellerano; 1Ƥ: Bella Vista; 1Ƥ: Campo Mayo, “6966”; 1Ƥ: Campo Mayo, “16966”; 1Ƥ: Campo Mayo, 21-XII-1921; 1Ƥ: Capital Federal, 17-XI-1927; 1Ƥ, 23: Capital Federal, X-2000, A. Roig A.; 13: Capital Federal, Agronomía, 15-IV-1997, Col. A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Castelar INTA, Jardín Botánico, 22-XI-1998, A. Roig. A.; 13: Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, 24-III-2004, Col. A. Roig A. & L. Compagnucci; 1Ƥ: Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, 21-XI-2008, D. Carpintero; 13: Ciudad Autónoma, Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, IV-2004, Col. A. Roig A.; 13: Ciudad. Autónoma, 11-XI-2008, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 63: Ciudad. Autónoma, 7-II- 2009, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 33: Ciudad. Autónoma, 19-II-2009, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 1Ƥ, 43: Ciudad. Autónoma, Palermo, 19-IV-1995, Col. A. Roig A.; 43: Ciudad. Autónoma, Palermo, 19-IV-1998, Col. A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Ciudad Autónoma, Reserva Ecológica Costanera Sur, 21-XI-2008, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 1Ƥ: Delta, Río Chana; 13: Delta, Río Chana, 19-I-1919; 1Ƥ: Delta del Paraná – Río Sarmiento, I-1976, Col. A. Oliva; 1Ƥ: Delta del Paraná – Río Sarmiento, II-1976, Col. A. Oliva; 1Ƥ: Delta del Paraná – Río Sarmiento, 13-XI-1976, Col. A. Oliva; 1Ƥ: Delta del Paraná – Río Sarmiento- on Cucumis sp. 28-I-1978, Col. A. Oliva; 1Ƥ: Delta, Río Sarmiento, La Ursulina, 19-XI- 2001, Col. L. Compagnucci; 3Ƥ: Gómez, 8-II-2004, González V.; 3Ƥ: Gómez, 26-I-2005, González V.; 2Ƥ: Hudson FCS, 4-IV-1943; 1Ƥ: Hudson FCS, 6-III-1940, L. Yivoff; 1Ƥ: Hudson FCS, 5-IV-1940, L. Yivoff; 1Ƥ: La Plata, 12-II-1925, Beaufils; 1Ƥ: Luján; 5Ƥ, 13: Luján, H. H. Maristas; 2Ƥ: Luján, 1930; 1Ƥ: Luján, 6-IX-1939, H. H. Maristas; 1Ƥ: Magdalena, 16-XI-1985, Moffat; 6Ƥ, 63: a 20 Km SE Magdalena Ea. El Destino, 25-II-2000, A. Roig. A.; 1Ƥ: Martínez, San Isidro, on Ipomea sp., 8-III-1988, L. Moffat; 1Ƥ, 13: Martínez, San Isidro, 15-III- 1993, A. Roig A.; 3Ƥ: Moreno, La Reja, 8-XI-1992, A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ, 13: Moreno, Reja Grande, 13-II-2000, A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Otamendi, 5-I-2000, A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Otamendi, 24-I-2000, A. Roig A.; 2Ƥ: Punta Lara, “13016”; 1Ƥ: Punta Lara, V- 1999, D. Carpintero; 1Ƥ: Rivadavia, 15-XIII-1914; 1Ƥ, 13: San Antonio de Areco, 5-XII- 2004, L. Compagnucci; 1Ƥ: San Isidro, 10-III-1916, C. Amadeo; 13: San Isidro, IV-1916, Col. C. Amadeo; 33: San Isidro, 17-II- 2009, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 4Ƥ, 53: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 27-III-2003, L. Compagnucci; 2Ƥ: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 21-I-2005, A. Riog A.; 1Ƥ: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 13-III- 2008, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 1Ƥ, 13: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 16-IV-2008, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 13: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 25-XI-2008, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 23: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 20-I-2009, on Pavonia sp., Col. M. Dalmazzo; 13: San Isidro, Refugio Ribera Norte, 20-I-2009, on Sida rhombifolia, Col. R. González V. ; 2Ƥ: San Pedro, Vuelta de Obligado, 18-XII- 2003, A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Pdo. Tres Arroyos, Claromecó, Vivero, 27-II-2006, A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Tigre, 14-II-1985, A. Roig A., Moffat; 2Ƥ: Tigre, 9-I-2005, Rodrígez, González V.; 2Ƥ: Tigre, Delta Río Carapachay, 27-I-2005, A. Riog A.; 13: Tigre, Delta Río Carapachay, 27-I- 2005, on Ludwigia sp. A. Riog A.; 1Ƥ: Tigre, La Marina, 11-I-2001, A. Riog A.; 1Ƥ: Tigre, Río Lujan, Club ACA, 18-I-2002, A. Roig A.; 23: Tigre, Río Lujan, Club ACA, 7-I-2002, on Pontederia lanceolata A. Roig A. ; 2Ƥ: Tornquist, Villa Ventana, 18-II-1999, A. Roig A.; 2Ƥ: Verónica, 1938, “48861”, J.B. Daguerre; 23: Villa Adelina, 13-I-1993, Col. A. Roig A.; 1Ƥ: Villa Devoto, 1-X-1937, H. Hepper; 1Ƥ: Zárate, 24-II-2001, L. Compagnucci; 1Ƥ, 13: Zelaya, II-1935, J. Pereyra; 93: Zelaya, 6-V-1936, J. Pereyra; 15Ƥ: Zelaya, 6-V-1936, J. Pereyra; 1Ƥ: Zelaya, 6-VI-1936, J. Pereyra; 1Ƥ: Zelaya, J.B. Daguerre “42354”; 1Ƥ: Zelaya, J.B. Daguerre “39233”. FAUBA: 2Ƥ: Magdalena, 23-III-1999, Leg. A. Basilio; 1Ƥ: Magdalena, 7-V-1999, Col. A. Basilio; 1Ƥ: Magdalena, 23-III-2000, Col. A. Basilio. MLP: 5Ƥ, 43: J.C. Paz, 1939; 2Ƥ: Punta Lara, 11-XI-2005; 13: San Fernando, 20-III-1944, Col. Bruzzi; 5Ƥ, 153: San Fernando, 3-XI-1945; 5Ƥ, 43: Villa Devoto, 8-XI-1941. Corrientes: MACN: 1Ƥ: 22-III- 1911, A. Soto; 1Ƥ: San Roque, II-1920, Bosq. Entre Ríos: MACN: 1Ƥ: II-1931, G. del Río; 1Ƥ: Federación, I- 1997, Col. G. Zubarrán; 1Ƥ: Parque Nacional El Palmar, 20-XII-1985, Col. Moffatt. Formosa: MACN: 1Ƥ: 21-I- 1955, Col. L. Yivoff; 2Ƥ: Gran Guardia, Col. J. Foerster. IFML: 1Ƥ: Riacho Pilagá, 11-VIII-1977, Col. Porter, Stange & Fidalgo. Jujuy: MACN: 1Ƥ: II-1915; 2Ƥ: Tuyuparé, 25-I-1908, Col. J. Brèthes. Misiones: MACN: 5Ƥ: “7517”; 1Ƥ: I-1934, Col. E. Hayward; 1Ƥ: Concepción, Santa María, 23-X-1946, Col. M. Viana; 2Ƥ: Iguazú, 10- X-1950, Col. M. Senkate; 1Ƥ: Pindapoy, I-1942, Col. A. Bridarolli; 1Ƥ: Piquete, 4-V-1939; 1Ƥ: Posadas, “7517”; 1Ƥ: Puerto Bemberg, 7-XII-1933, Col. E. Hayward; 1Ƥ: Puerto Bemberg, 30-III-1945, Col. Hayward, Willink & Golbach; 1Ƥ: Puerto Bemberg, XI- 1945, Col. F.H. Walz; 1Ƥ: Santa María, I-1964, Col. M. Viana. IFML: 1Ƥ: Apóstoles, San José, 19-XI-1980, Col. Willink, Fidalgo, Claps & Dominguez; 1Ƥ: Apóstoles, San José, 4-II-1981, Col. B. Golbach; 1Ƥ: Iguazú, 30-I-1945, Col. Hayward, Willink & Golbach; 1Ƥ: Parque Nacional Iguazú, 10-XI- 1973, Col. Willink & Tomsic. MLP: 1Ƥ: Loreto, Col. A.A. Ogloblin. San Luis: MACN: 1Ƥ: “28884”. Santa Fe: MACN: 1Ƥ: “11942”; 1Ƥ: La Capital, El Pozo, 16-IX-2004, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 1Ƥ: La Capital, Esperanza, 29- IX-04, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 1Ƥ: Las Colonias, Santa Clara de Buena Vista, 10-II-2007, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 1Ƥ: Las Colonias, Santa Clara de Buena Vista, 5-II-2008, Col. M. Dalmazzo; 3Ƥ: Rosario; 1Ƥ: Rosario, Col. A. Stévenin; 1Ƥ: Susana, 16-II-2005, Col. M. Dalmazzo. FAUBA: 1Ƥ: Reconquista, 17-XI-2004, Col. J.P. Torreta & D. Medán. MFA: 30Ƥ: La Capital, Colastiné Sur, 24-VII-1959, “8673”; 1Ƥ: La Capital, Colastiné Sur, 24-VII-1959, “6264”; 4Ƥ: La Capital, Colastiné Sur, 23-VI-1969, “8673”. MLP: 13: Florencia, 17-IV-1941; 13: Lanteri. Brazil: MACN: 1Ƥ: Nova Teutonia, 27º 11´S- 52º 23´L, 28-XI-1950, Col. Fritz Plaumann; 1Ƥ: Nova Teutonia, 27º 11´S- 52º 23´L, 5-XII-1950, Col. Fritz Plaumann. IFML: 1Ƥ: Encrucilhada, 11-II-1948, Col. Cuezzo. Uruguay: MACN: 1Ƥ: I-1950; 1Ƥ, 23: Colonia; 13: Colonia, Col. A. Stevenin; 1Ƥ: Colonia, II-1920, M.J. Jurado. FCE- HY: 1Ƥ: Arroyo del Cordobés, 3-II-1953, Col. C.S.C.L.de Zolesci; 13: Arroyo del Cordobés, 22-I-1967, Col. F. Achaval; 1Ƥ: Arroyo Laureles, 12-II-1954, Col. F.H.C.; 1Ƥ: Arroyo Laureles, 20-I-1961, Col. C.S.C.L.de Zolesci; 1Ƥ: Barra A. Solis, 28-XI-1965, Col. F. Achaval; 1Ƥ: Casupa, Florida, 16-I-1955, Col. F.H.C.; 1Ƥ: Canelones, Las Piedras, 27-II-1959; 1Ƥ: Canelones, Las Piedras, 22-I-1963; 1Ƥ: Canelones, Las Piedras, 5-IV-1963; 2Ƥ: Canelones, Sauce, I-2006, Col. E. Santos; 33: Montevideo, II-2006, Col. E. Santos; 3Ƥ: Canelones, Sauce, III-2006, Col. E. Santos; 1Ƥ: La Estanzuela, 13-III-1959, Col. M.A. Monné; 23: Maldonado, Sierra Animas, 25-III-1967, Col. F. Esc.; 13: Montevideo, I-1966, Col. F.M. Esc.; 13: Montevideo, Pocitos, III-1966, Col. F.M.Esc.; 2Ƥ: Montevideo, Pocitos, V-1967, Col. F.M.Esc.; 3Ƥ: Montevideo, Pocitos, X-1967, Col. F.M.Esc.; 2Ƥ, 33: Montevideo, Pocitos, II-1968, Col. F.M.Esc.; 1Ƥ: Montevideo, III-2007, Col. E. Santos; 1Ƥ: Paso Borracho, 15-I-1964, Col. Achaval & A. Colber; 5Ƥ: Santa Rita, 23-IV-1951, Col. C. Carbonell; 13: Sierra del Quebracho, 12-III-1955, Col. C. Carbonell; 1Ƥ: Tres Cruces, 20-VI-1955, Col. F.H.C; 2Ƥ: Tres Cruces Grandes, Artigas, 1-I-1956, Col. C. Foquet. MNHNM: 1Ƥ: “0439”; 1Ƥ: “0440”.

Floral records: Cucumis sp.; Ipomoea sp.; Ludwigia sp.; Pavonia sp.; Pontederia lanceolata ; Sida rhombifolia .

MACN

Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia

MLP

Museo de La Plata

MNHNM

Museo Nacional de Historia Natural, Mexico City

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Hymenoptera

Family

Halictidae

Genus

Augochlora

Loc

Augochlora (Augochlora) amphitrite (Schrottky)

Dalmazzo, Milagros & Roig-Alsina, Arturo 2011
2011
Loc

Augochlora (Augochlora) amphitrite:

Moure 2007: 760
Wittmann 1990: 29
Moure 1987: 256
1987
Loc

Augochlora (Augochlora) thebe:

Moure 2007: 768
Moure 1987: 270
1987
Loc

Augochlora amphitrite: Sakagami et al. 1967: 264

Eickwort 1973: 17
1973
Loc

Odontochlora amphitrite

Moure 1941: 45
Moure 1940: 466
Moure 1940: 58
Schrottky 1913: 241
Schrottky 1911: 74
Schrottky 1909: 142
1909
Loc

Odontochlora thebe

Schrottky 1911: 74
Schrottky 1909: 143
1909
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