Fig. 9 in EULOPHIDAE OF COSTA RICA (HYMENOPTERA: CHALCIDOIDEA), 5: The genus Galeopsomyia Girault
Fig. 9. Costa Rica, showing the collecting localities from which significant Malaise trap, yellow pan trap and sweep-net samples have been collected and processed. These are: 1. Santa Rosa; 2. Cerro el Hacha; 3. Est. Maritza; 4. Est. Pitilla; 5. Est. Cacao; 6. Finca San Gabriel; 7. Barra Honda; 8. Palo Verde; 9. Monteverde; 10. Jabillos; 11. Aguas Zarcas; 12. Finca La Selva; 13. Rio Frio; 14. 16 km W Guapiles; 15. Volcán Poas; 16. Vara Blanca; 17. El Tunel (Zurqui); 18. Zurqui de Moravia; 19. San Antonio de Escazu; 20. Cerros de Escazú; 21. Carara; 22. La Cangreja; 23. Cerro de la Muerte; 24. Villa Mills; 25. 26 km N San Isidro; 26. Corcovado; 27. Puerto Jiménez; 28. La Palma; 29. Rincón de Osa; 30. Golfo Dulce; 31. 5 km W. Peñas Blancas; 32. San Vito, Las Cruces Botanic Garden; 33. Las Alturas; 34. Bribri; 35. Hitoy-Cerere; 36. Cahuita; 37. Tortuguero; 38. P.N. Arenal; 39. Est. Biol. San Ramón; 40. Mirador Quetzales; 41. P.N. Tapantí; 42. Est. Biol. Cuericí; 43. Est. Altamira; 44. Los Patos; 45. Est. Agujas. Modified from Gauld (2000) and Noyes (2010). For a description of these localities see Hansson (2002, 2004).
ShareScore
40/100
Overall dataset sharing score
Score breakdown
These five areas show where the dataset supports — or may limit — practical reuse.
- Stewardship
- 8
- Harmonization
- 4
- Access
- 20
- Reuse readiness
- 8
- Engagement
- 0
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