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closely related to
their hosts. The
largest monophyletic lineage of
kleptoparasitic bees is
Nomadinae (a
subfamily of Apidae),
which comprises several...
- used for a
variety of
different bee
lineages which have
evolved the
kleptoparasitic behaviour of
laying their eggs in the
nests of
other bees, reminiscent...
- However,
three species are
thought to be kleptoparasites. The
presumably kleptoparasitic species form a
clade (Ctenoplectrina) that is
sister to the remaining...
- from the
original on 9
October 2022. Vickery, J. A. (May 1994). "The
Kleptoparasitic Interactions between Great Frigatebirds and
Masked Boobies on Henderson...
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neighboring green plants.[citation needed]
Among animals,
facultatively kleptoparasitic species generally can
survive by
hunting or
scavenging for themselves...
- Marinde; Tabak, Miechel; Ydenberg,
Ronald (2012). "The
Effect of
Kleptoparasitic Bald
Eagles and
Gyrfalcons on the Kill Rate of
Peregrine Falcons Hunting...
- the vast
majority of apid bees are solitary,
including a
number of
kleptoparasitic species. The old
family Apidae contained four
tribes (Apinae: Apini...
-
under it,
waiting for
their prey. It is a
preferential host for the
kleptoparasitic Argyrodes trigonum.
Neriene radiata,
mating behaviour Male and female...
-
colour and are
colloquially known as
blood bees.
Sphecodes bees are
kleptoparasitic on
other bees,
especially bees in the
genera Lasioglossum, Halictus...
-
Argyrodinae is a
subfamily comb-footed
spiders known for
being kleptoparasitic.
Argyrodinae contains the
following genera:
Deelemanella Argyrodella Faiditus...
