Synopsis of Bakeriella Kieffer, 1910 (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae)

Azevedo, Celso O.

doi:10.11646/zootaxa.3878.6.1

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“…inferior margin of lower fovea by Alencar & Azevedo (2011b); Stein et al (2011). lower fovea (or **fóvea inferior) by Alencar & Azevedo (2013); Azevedo (1992Azevedo ( , 1999aAzevedo ( , c, 2011Azevedo ( , 2014; Azevedo & Alencar (2010a, b); ; Azevedo & Mugrabi (2014); Azevedo et al (2005); Barbosa & Azevedo (2011a); Barbosa et al (2013); Corrêa & Azevedo (2002); Evans (1964Evans ( , 1965Evans ( , 1966aEvans ( , 1967bEvans ( , 1969cEvans ( , 1978; Gobbi & Azevedo (2006); Kawada & Azevedo (2003); Krombein (1992) Evans (1959, 1966b, 1970); Lanes et al (2020); Lim & Azevedo, 2014;Stein & Azevedo (2007). lower part of lower fovea (in part) by Evans, 1978.…”

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“…subtegular groove of mesopleuron (in part) by Lanes & Azevedo (2008). subtegular mesopleural fovea (in part) by Azevedo (2014). Snodgrass (1910).…”

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“…;Azevedo & Alencar (2010a);;Azevedo & Lanes (2009);Barbosa & Azevedo (2011b);Corrêa & Azevedo (2002);Gobbi & Azevedo (2006, 2014;Gupta et al (2017);Kawada & Azevedo (2003); Santos L.M. &;Vargas & Azevedo (2008, 2016a;Waichert & Azevedo (2012).…”

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“…subtegular groove of mesopleuron byLanes & Azevedo (2008). subtegular mesopleural fovea byAzevedo (2014).Subalar tubercle (sat: see fig. 5A in Karlsson & Ronquist (2012)) = The projection located posteriorly on the subalar area, which accommodates the posterior end of the second axillary sclerite of the forewing at the beginning of the upstroke of the wing (HAO_0001475).…”

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Anatomic glossary of mesopleural structures in Bethylidae (Hymenoptera: Chrysidoidea)

2021

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The mesopleuron of Bethylidae has many structures that are used in taxonomic and phylogenetic studies. The lack of understanding of these structures has generated independent terminologies and a series of confusing terms, hampering effective scientific communication. A morphological study and literature review were made in order to solve these problems. Our study resulted in an anatomic glossary with 49 terms that presented a large number of synonyms and polysemies. The glossary standardizes the terms used in the Bethylidae mesopleuron and in other Hymenoptera groups, which will facilitate hypotheses of primary homology in comparative biology.

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“…subtegular groove of mesopleuron (in part) by Lanes & Azevedo (2008). subtegular mesopleural fovea (in part) by Azevedo (2014). Snodgrass (1910).…”

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Anatomic glossary of mesopleural structures in Bethylidae (Hymenoptera: Chrysidoidea)

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“…The genus Bakeriella Kieffer occurred in both agroforestry and transitional systems. Their hosts are unknown (Azevedo, 2014). The genus Goniozus Förster occurred in the conventional and agroforestry systems (Fig.…”

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The Chrysidoidea Wasps (Hymenoptera, Aculeata) in Conventional Coffee Crops and Agroforestry Systems in Southeastern Brazil

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Agroforestry systems represent the integration of agricultural crops with native vegetation. These systems are of great importance to minimize the agricultural impact in the land through intercropping of these vegetations. Despite of the importance of Chrysidoidea as parasitoids wasps associated with different groups of insects, there is no study comparing the assemblages of these hymenopterans in conventional and agroforestry systems in Brazil. The “Pontal do Paranapanema”, located in the extreme west of the state of São Paulo (Brazil), has historically been occupied by coffee crops and some small areas of agroforestry systems. Therefore, this study aimed to verify the abundance and composition of Chrysidoidea wasp fauna in different conventional coffee crops and agroforestry systems located in this region. To do so, we collected in six different localities in the “Pontal do Paranapanema” using a Malaise trap in each locality with collections occurring monthly between June 2011 and July 2012. A total of 3,623 Chrysidoidea specimens of three families were collected: Bethylidae, with four genera and a total of 3,396 individuals, representing 93.73% of the total collected; Chrysididae with 11 genera and 151 individuals (4.16%), and Dryinidae with five genera and 76 individuals (2.09%). In terms of abundance, the agroforestry was responsible for most of the individuals collected (n = 2029), followed by the conventional systems with 1,406 individuals and the transitional with 188. The most abundant genera were Epyris and Dissomphalus, responsible for about 92% of the total of Chrysidoidea collected. Most of the genera of Chrysididae were collected in the conventional systems alone or in both conventional and agroforestry systems. For Bethylidae and Dryinidae, no genera were found exclusively in the conventional system. It is expected that the structural complexity of each one of the different ecosystems impact directly in the fauna of Chrysidoidea parasitoids associated.

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Insights into the systematics of Afrotropical Laelius (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae): combining molecular and morphological data to associate dimorphic species

Marques

Colombo

Azevedo

2023

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Synopsis of Bakeriella Kieffer, 1910 (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae)

Cited by 7 publications

References 16 publications

Anatomic glossary of mesopleural structures in Bethylidae (Hymenoptera: Chrysidoidea)

Anatomic glossary of mesopleural structures in Bethylidae (Hymenoptera: Chrysidoidea)

The Chrysidoidea Wasps (Hymenoptera, Aculeata) in Conventional Coffee Crops and Agroforestry Systems in Southeastern Brazil

Insights into the systematics of Afrotropical Laelius (Hymenoptera, Bethylidae): combining molecular and morphological data to associate dimorphic species

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