Protopolybia biguttata Bequaert, 1944
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Protopolybia biguttata Bequaert, 1944 View in CoL
( Figs 37, 38, 39, 40 View FIGURES 33–44 )
Protopolybia picteti var. biguttata Bequaert, 1944: 116 View in CoL , 119 (holotype: 1♀, Peru, Junin, El Campamiento, Col. Perene (CUIC), examined female specimen from the type locality.
Protopolybia biguttata: Richards 1978: 139 View in CoL , 148; Rasmussen & Asenjo 2009: 49.
Diagnosis. Length of fore wing 4.40–5.12 mm; humerus distinctly projecting, carina lamellate and recurved forwards at extremity, not extending downwards; metanotal process with apex truncated; propodeum with wide and deep excavated cavity; propodeal valvula distinctly wide anteriorly; species black with few yellow marks; digitus narrow with apical margin rounded ( Fig. 40 View FIGURES 33–44 ).
MALE. Length of fore wing 4.70 mm; eyes wide, strongly produced inwards; clypeus narrow, longer than wide, with silvery bristles, ventral margin acute; tentorial pit approximately equidistant to eye margin and to the antennal socket; gena narrow; color like female, except by mandible yellow, and narrow mark on outer orbit extending to vertex. Parameral spine narrow, without elongate bristles; basal and apical angle of paramere widened ( Fig. 37 View FIGURES 33–44 ); digitus narrow ( Fig. 40 View FIGURES 33–44 ), with apical margin rounded; basal process of digitus narrow and acuminate; cuspis filled with dense and elongated bristles; ventral process of aedeagus approximately lobed, not projecting laterally, strongly sclerotized and laterally serrated ( Fig. 38 and 39 View FIGURES 33–44 ); preapical region of aedeagus angular ( Fig. 39 View FIGURES 33–44 ).
Material examined. ECUADOR: Napo, 4♀, 3♂, 22km N Tena , 19.xii.1990 (Carpenter & Wenzel) ( AMNH) , 1♀ ( MZUSP) .
Distribution. Peru, * Ecuador.
Remarks. Specimens from Napo, Ecuador are black, moderately marked with yellow spots. These present the mesoscutum black, the scutellum with a bilobed mark, the metanotum partially yellow, and T2 with three basal yellow spots and one distal yellow band.
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Protopolybia biguttata Bequaert, 1944
Dos Santos Junior, José N. A., Silveira, Orlando T. & Carpenter, James M. 2020 |
Protopolybia biguttata: Richards 1978: 139
Rasmussen, C. & Asenjo, A. 2009: 49 |
Richards, O. W. 1978: 139 |