Descriptions and Records of Bees - XL
Descriptions and Records of Bees - XL
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蜜蜂的描述和记录 - XL
DOI:
10.1080/00222931108693096
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发表时间:
1911
影响因子:
0.8
通讯作者:
T. Cockerell
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作者:
T. Cockerell
Osmia hupocrita, CklI., was described from a single female taken at Boulder, Colorado. The range of the species is very greatly extended by a female taken by Professor CP Baker at Claremont, California. In the collection of Pomona College is a male obtained at Dnrango, Colorado, 3/lay 9.1, 1899 (Oslar). The discovery of the male makes it necessary to refer the insect to Alcidamea, though it is art aberrant member of that genus. d~.--Length about 10~ ram. Similar to the female in colour and form, except for ths usual sexual characters; cheeks, posterior part of thorax at sides, and abdomen above beyond second segment with black hair; face and front with long erect white hair; scape long and curved, not much thickened; flagellum long and slender, faintly brownish beneath except at base, last ioint bent and sharply pointed; sixth abdominal segment with a rather short sharp median apical tooth (from which proceeds upwards a delicate keel) and on each side a broader tooth; seventh segment triangular, with a small truncate apical tooth, marked by a notch on each side; renter with short black hair, hind margin of first segment straight, of seeoncl produced to a lobe; hair of legs mainly black, but dull white on anterior legs behind, and reddish on inner side of tarsi. The hair of the thorax above is long and creamy white.