2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-81752002000400028
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Dimorfismo em machos de Euglossa mandibularis Friese (Apidae, Euglossina)

Abstract: ABSTRACT. Male dimorphism in Euglossa mandibularis Fricse (Apidae, Euglossina). Males of Eug/ossa malldibu/aris Friese, 1899 can be categorized by ( I) presence or (2) absence of scutellar tuft (a morphological feature of dense setae found in females' scutellum of the genera Eug/ossa Latreille, 1802 and Eu/aema Lepeletier, 184 1). A multivariate statistical analysis using six morphological measures (hindlibia length and width, head width, intertegular span, midbasitarsus length and scape length) show that ma… Show more

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“…Em Euglossa mandibularis Friese, 1899, é comum também em machos (Peruquetti, 2002) e, em fêmeas de Euglossa atroveneta Dressler, 1978, chega a ser reduzidíssimo (G.A.R. Melo, com.…”
Section: Saliência Pós-ocelar: Ausente (0); Presente (1) (Ic = 33; Iunclassified
“…Em Euglossa mandibularis Friese, 1899, é comum também em machos (Peruquetti, 2002) e, em fêmeas de Euglossa atroveneta Dressler, 1978, chega a ser reduzidíssimo (G.A.R. Melo, com.…”
Section: Saliência Pós-ocelar: Ausente (0); Presente (1) (Ic = 33; Iunclassified
“…13, 155-162, 164-165) and decorata groups (Hinojosa-Díaz & Engel, 2011a). Males of E. mandibularis have been shown to be dimorphic regarding the presence or absence of a setose mesoscutellar tuft, and when present is similar to tuft of females (Peruquetti, 2002;Nemésio, 2009).…”
Section: Mandibularis Species Groupmentioning
confidence: 99%