FIGURE 15 in The worldwide occurrence of Sceliphron caementarium (Drury, 1773) outside its native range, with new records (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae)
FIGURE 15. Updated distribution and year of first record of Sceliphron caementarium in the archipelagos of Pacific Ocean. Green = islands where the species is known; grey = islands with no records. The islands where the species is recorded for the first time through present work are marked with an asterisk. 1 = Iwô-Jima; 2 = Kwajalein; 3 = Sand Island; 4 = Lehua; 5 = Niihau; 6 = Kauai; 7 = Ohau; 8 = Molokai; 9 = Maui; 10 = Hawaii; 11 = Nuku Hiva; 12 = Ua Huka; 13 = Hiva Oa; 14 = Fatu Hiva; 15 = Fakahina; 16 = Makatea; 17 = Mangareva; 18 = Rurutu; 19 = Aitutaki; 20 = Rarotonga; 21 = Savaiʻi; 22 = Upolu (21 + 22 are considered as Western Samoa); 23 = Wallis; 24 = Viti Levu; 25 = New Caledonia; 26 = Tahiti; 27 = Moorea; 28 = Raiatea; 29 = Bora Bora; 30 = Guam; 31 = Tinian; 32 = Saipan (Imagery ©2022 TerraMetrics, Map data ©2022).
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