- The name "
stylops", used
without a
capital "s",
refers as a
common name to any
member of the
order Strepsiptera, and not only the
genus Stylops.
Males are...
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Stylops melittae is a
species of the
order Strepsiptera of
flying insects, that
parasitize various species of sand bees (Andrena). The
female Stylops...
- non-specialists, and the
nearest they have to a
common name is
stylops, in
reference to the
genus Stylops. The name of the
order translates to "twisted wing", giving...
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Video of
traumatic insemination in
Stylops ovinae (Strepsiptera)...
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ancestral hindwings,
while males of the much
smaller order Strepsiptera (
stylops) have
halteres which evolved from a pair of
ancestral forewings. Halteres...
- Munro, H.K. (1935). "Some
interesting new
African Trypetidae (Dipt.)".
Stylops. 4: 4–7. Norrbom, A.L.; Carroll, L.E.; Thompson, F.C.; White, I.M; Freidberg...
- 229–243. doi:10.1007/s00435-007-0043-3. S2CID 46359462. "Strepsiptera:
Stylops".
Insects and
their Allies. CSIRO.
Retrieved 25 May 2016. Langer, Mattias...
- Saunders, 1850
Melittostylops Kinzelbach, 1971
Pseudoxenos Saunders, 1872
Stylops Kirby, 1802
Xenos Rossi, 1793 †Jantarostylops Kulicka, 2001 (Baltic amber...
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January 2021. Malloch, John
Russell (1932). "Notes on
exotic Diptera (1)".
Stylops. 1: 112–126. Johnson, C.W. (1913). "The
North American species of the genera...
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cleptoparasite of this
species but that is
regarded as unlikely. The
strepsipteran Stylops melittae has been
recorded as a
parasitoid of A. vaga. "Sand und Erd Bienen...
