Sitarobrachys Reitter, 1883
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71. Sitarobrachys Reitter, 1883
Type species. Sitarobrachys brevipennis Reitter, 1883 , by monotypy (= Stenoria thoracica Kraatz, 1863 ). 1 sp.
Geographic distribution. E and S Mediterranean Basin, E Canary Islands .
References
Taxonomy. Reitter (1883, 1895); Martinez de la Escalera (1909, 1914); Cros (1928a); Pardo Alcaide (1952); Bologna (1994a, 1994c revision).
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Bionomics. Stahlberg (1909); Andrès (1910); Cros (1912c, 1924c, 1928a); Kaszab (1957b); Bologna (1994a, 1994c).
Larvae. Cros (1924c, 1928a, 1928d).
Notes
The shape of the elytra and metatibial spurs are very similar to Stenoria ; the most signi cant diVerences are the more transverse pronotum, and the greater degree of sexual dimorphism (see below Stenoria ). DiVerences from Apalus were discussed by Bologna (1994a).
The rst-instar larvae are phoretic; development occurs in the nests of Megachilidae and Andrenidae .
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