- in a
single large family, and a more
refined one,
where the
seven large sphecid subfamilies were each
elevated to
family rank) have
recently been shown...
- US), or black-waisted mud-dauber (outside of the US), is a
species of
sphecid wasp.
There are some 30
other species of
Sceliphron that
occur throughout...
-
covered in mud. The blue mud
dauber species Chalybion californi****,
another sphecid,
builds mud nests, but
occasionally refurbishes the
abandoned nests of...
-
times as
abundant as orb-web spiders.
Their greater success may be
because sphecid wasps,
which are
often the
dominant predators of spiders, much
prefer to...
- 2307/2420481. JSTOR 2420481. Bohart,
Richard Mitc**** & Menke,
Arnold S. (1976).
Sphecid Wasps of the World: A
Generic Revision.
University of
California Press...
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Sceliphron spirifex is a
species of
sphecid wasp. It has a medium-sized body (17–27
millimetres or 0.7–1.1 inches),
which is dull
black with a long, yellow...
-
obidensis (Ducke, 1903) Bohart,
Richard Mitc****; Menke,
Arnold S. (1976).
Sphecid wasps of the world : a
generic revision. Berkeley :
University of California...
- A
Mediterranean house gecko in
ambush on a nest of a
sphecid wasp
Sceliphron spirifex...
-
predator of
Hemisphaerota cyanea.
Possible predators of L.
bishopi include sphecid wasps and the
Florida scrub jay. L.
bishopi has been
reported to be venomous...
-
Biolib Commanster Gorytes quinquecinctus Bohart, R. M. & Menke, A. S.
Sphecid Wasps of the World: a
Generic Revision. — Berkeley: Univ.
California Press...
