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Xenos vesparum is a
parasitic insect species of the
order Strepsiptera that are
endoparasites of
paper wasps in the
genus Polistes (most
commonly Polistes...
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stages of
ecdysis than males. The
female may not
pupate at all, as in
Xenos vesparum. Typically, the
female is
wingless and
generally larger than the male....
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formation is
common in parasites, as in
Xenos vesparum,
where vesparum means "of the wasps",
since Xenos vesparum is a
parasite of wasps.
Whereas the first...
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derives from the Gr**** word for strange. A
species of the
genus is
Xenos vesparum,
first described by
Pietro Rossi in 1793. The
females are
permanent entomophagous...
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genitive case (i.e.
belonging to). This is
common in parasites:
Xenos vesparum ("Stranger of the wasps").
Proper nouns which are
names of
people and places...
- yellowjackets. The two
common parasites of D.
arenaria nests are
Sphecophaga vesparum burra, an ichneumonid, and D. arctica, a
vespid social parasite. Female...
- fact that S.
vesparum is a
common parasite of D. saxonica, S.
vesparum does not
rapidly grow in a host's nest; only a few
dozen S.
vesparum individuals...
- po****tion was
reported in 2010. P.
dominula are also
often infected by
Xenos vesparum, a
permanent entomophagous endoparasite.
Salivary proteins harvested from...
- available.
Gastropod snails Strepsiptera (twisted-winged parasites) – In
Xenos vesparum,
fertilization can
occur either via
extragenital ducts, or by traumatic...
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Spheciospongia vesparium,
commonly known as the
loggerhead sponge, is a
species of sea
sponge belonging to the
family Clionaidae.
While it is
highly toxic...
