Bracon anator Fabricius, 1804

Sarmiento, Carlos E., M & Sharkey, Michael, 2005, On the status of some species of Braconidae (Hymenoptera) described by J. C. Fabricius and the synonymy of Dichelosus Szépligeti with Coccygidium De Saussure, Zootaxa 1067, pp. 59-68 : 64-65

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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.170241

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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6265057

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scientific name

Bracon anator Fabricius, 1804
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301. Bracon anator Fabricius, 1804

Fabricius (pg. 110) cited America meridionali as the type locality. According to Zimsen (1964: 373) six specimens of the type series are deposited in Copenhagen, and one in the Kiel collection. Shenefelt (1978: 1465) stated that its systematic position is uncertain and that a lectotype is needed. We examined three syntypes in the Kiel collection and four putative syntypes from the Copenhagen collection. Six of these specimens have a small green tag, indicating that they are probably Fabrician types for which the original labels were replaced ( Zimsen, 1964). Of these six, a female from the Kiel collection ( Fig. 7 View FIGURES 1 – 10. 1 ) has two additional labels, one with the text “ Type ” and the other with the following data: Essequibo, Smidt, mus, Dom. Lund. Bracon anator Fabr. ( Fig. 8 View FIGURES 1 – 10. 1 ). These data match the information provided by Fabricius in the original description. We designate this specimen as the lectotype and we attached a label with the following information: LECTOTYPE, Bracon anator Fabricius, 1804 , Designated by Sarmiento, C. 2004. The second specimen of the Kiel collection is a conspecific male with a red label with the text “ Type ” and an additional small green tag. The third specimen is a female, also conspecific with the first two; it has a red label “ Type ”, and a second label in Fabricius´calligraphy with the text “ anator ”. We attached labels to these two specimens each with the following text: Paralectotype, Bracon anator Fabricius, 1804 , Designated by Sarmiento, C. 2004. These specimens belong to the genus Coccygidium , thus we transfer this species to that genus.

The four specimens of the Copenhagen collection belong to different genera of Braconidae as follows: Two specimens, both with a red label “ Type ” and a small green tag belong to the species Labagathis rufoatra Enderlein (Agathidinae) . We added a label to each specimen with the following information: AGATHIDINAE Labagathis rufoatra Enderlein, 1920 , Det.: M. Sharkey 2004. A third specimen has a red label with the text “ Type ” and a small green tag; this specimen belongs to the genus Digonogastra (Braconinae) . We added a label to this specimen with the following information: BRACONINAE, Digonogastra sp., Det.: C. Sarmiento 2004. The fourth specimen, has a red label with the text “ Type ” and a small green tag; it belongs to the genus Aleiodes (Rogadinae) . We added a label to this specimen with the following information: ROGADINAE Aleiodes sp., Det.: C. Sarmiento 2004.

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Arthropoda

Class

Insecta

Order

Hymenoptera

Family

Braconidae

Genus

Bracon

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