Alobevania gattiae
Introduction
This species has the widest biogeographic range of any Alobevania species, with specimens collected throughout the amazon Basin and into Costa Rica.Characteristics
Alobevania gattiae is most easily recognized by its tiny size (~2 mm in length), the uniformly brown face, and the short setae on the hind legs.
© Andrew R. Deans; Morphbank Image: Head and mesosoma.
Dorsal mesosoma showing the relatively small size of this species.
© Andrew R. Deans; Morphbank Image: Head.
Lower face is uniformly brown [Morphbank Annotation: lower face uniformly brown].
© Andrew R. Deans; Morphbank Image: Whole body.
Dorsolateral habitus showing short setae on hind legs [Morphbank Annotation: short setae on hind leg].
References
Deans, A. R. and R. Kawada. 2008. Alobevania, a new genus of neotropical ensign wasps (Hymenoptera: Evaniidae), with three new species: integrating taxonomy with the World Wide Web. Zootaxa 1787: 28-44.
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