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FIGURE 7 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 7. Ptenos amazonicus sp. nov. (UNAB 3706), a. Habitus, dorsal view; b. Head, frontal view; c. Head and thorax, dorsal view; d. Habitus, lateral view; e. Cocoon; f-g. First valvula; f. Habitus, lateral view; g. Microtrichia patch; h. Sawteeth; i. Annulus. Abbreviation of main veins in blue, wing cells in white. C, costa; Cu, cubitus; M, media; r-m, radial-median crossvein; m-cu, mediocubital crossvein; R, radius; r-rs, radial crossvein; Rs, radial sector.
FIGURE 6 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 6. Acrogymnidia catalina sp. nov. ♀ (ICN-MHN ICN_095922); a. Head and thorax, dorsal view, b. Head and thorax, lateral view, c. Pretarsus, d. Wings, e. Head, frontal view, f. Abdomen, dorsal view; g. Ovipositor dorsal view; h-k. First valvula; h. Habitus, lateral view; i. Distal region, lateral view; j. Ctenidia; k. Sensillum and microtrichia. Abbreviation of main veins in blue, cross veins in red, wing cells in black. A, Anal veins; C, costa; Cu, cubitus; M, media; r-m, radial-median crossvein; m-cu, mediocubital crossvein; R, radius; r-rs, radial crossvein; Rs, radial sector.
FIGURE 9 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 9. Map of occurrence, a. Subfamily Erigleninae (Eriglenum, Neurogymnia, Sericoceros); b. Acrogymnia; c. Acrogymnidia; d. Didymia.
FIGURE 29 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 29. Kulcania mexicana ♂ (NHMD, specimen from San José, Costa Rica); a. Habitus, dorsal view; b. Head, frontal view; c. Habitus, lateral view.
FIGURE 4 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 4. Descriptive graphs based on sawfly records of Colombia. a-d. Bar chart of diversity per natural region; a. Species richness; b. Percentage of contribution of each family to region species; c. Number of genera; d. Percentage of contribution of each family to region genera; e. Point distribution graph of Symphytan records by elevation (m) per family.
FIGURE 5. Some Argidae species from Colombia, a in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 5. Some Argidae species from Colombia, a. Dielocerus sp. ♂ (UNAB 1637); b. Acrogymnidia palama ♀ (UNAB 704); c. Tanymeles medeus ♀ (ICN-MHN); d. Sericoceros gibbus ♀ (UNAB 1038); e. Scobina braunsi (ICN-MHN ICN_099402); f. Arge basimacula ♀ (NMNH); g. Topotrita leucocephala ♂ (UNAB 901); h. Triptenus romani ♂ (IAvH-E-151188); i. Themos surinamensis ♀ (UNAB 898), j. Manaos mulsus ♀ (UNAB 3650).
FIGURE 3 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 3. Richness and record range maps of sawflies in Colombia; a. Total of records; b. Total of species richness; c. Tenthredinidae richness; d. Pergidae richness; e. Argidae richness.
FIGURE 1 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 1. Most recorded species of collections in Colombia, lateral view a. Andeana farcta ♀ (ICN-MHN ICN_099313); b. Plaumanniana biclinia ♀ (UNAB 740); c. Stromboceridea culta ♀ (UNAB 739); d. Ptilia peleterii ♀ (ICN-MHN); e, f. Scobina notaticollis, e. adult ♀ (UNAB 750), f. larva.
FIGURE 27 in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 27. Urocerus gigas ♀ (UNAB 759). a. Habitus dorsal view; b. Habitus lateral view; c. Supranal cornus of abdomen, dorsal view.
Immature Sirex noctilio woodwasp size and sex dataset
<p>Resource quality can have direct or indirect effects on female oviposition choice, offspring growth and survival, and ultimately on body size and sex ratio. We examined these patterns in <i>Sirex noctilio </i>Fabricus<i>,</i> the globally invasive European pine woodwasp, in South African <i>Pinus patula</i> plantations. We studied how tree position as well as natural variation in biotic and abiotic factors influenced sex-specific density, larval size, tunnel length, male proportion, and survival across development. Twenty infested trees divided into top, middle, and bottom sections were sampled at three time points during larval development. We measured moisture content, bluestain fungal colonization, and co-occurring insect density and counted, measured, and sexed all immature wasps. A subset of larval tunnels was measured to assess tunnel length and resource use efficiency (tunnel length as a function of immature wasp size). Wasp density increased from the bottoms to the tops of trees for both males and females. However, the largest individuals and the longest tunnels were found in bottom sections. Male bias was strong (~10:1) and likewise differed among sections, with the highest proportion in the middle and top sections. Sex ratios became more strongly male biased due to high female mortality, especially in top and middle sections. Biotic and abiotic factors such as colonization by <i>Diplodia sapinea</i>, weevil (<i>Pissodes</i> sp.) density, and wood moisture explained modest residual variation in our primary mixed effects models (0-22%). These findings contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of sex-specific resource quality for <i>S. noctilio </i>and of how variation in key biotic and abiotic factors can influence body size, sex ratio, and survival in this economically important woodwasp.</p>
FIGURE 15 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 15. Distribution of T. nakanei, T. katayamai and T. okinawensis based on the specimens examined (see Appendix for the collection records and the main text for the data of the type material).
FIGURE 14 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 14. Distribution of T. longicollis and T. fuscicornis in Japan based on the specimens examined (see Appendix for the collection records).
FIGURE 13 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 13. Distribution of T. apicalis, T. bicinctus and T. contractus in Japan based on the specimens examined (see Appendix for the collection records and the main text for the data of the type material of T. bicinctus).
FIGURE 12 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 12. Abdomen, male.—A, F, T. nakanei, Noda, Chiba; B, G, T. contractus, Tatsuno, Hyogo; C, T. apicalis, Tsukuba, Ibaraki; D, T. fuscicornis, Chitose, Hokkaido; E, T. longicollis, Muroto, Kochi; H, T. okinawensis, Amami-ôshima, Kagoshima.
FIGURE 11 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 11. Posterior part of abdomen, female.—A, T. bicinctus, holotype; B, T. longicollis, Okazaki, Aichi; C, T. katayamai, holotype; D, T. fuscicornis, Inchon, Korea; E, T. contractus, Okayama-shi, Okayama; F, T. okinawensis, holotype.
FIGURE 10 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 10. Posterior part of abdomen, female.—A, T. apicalis, Tsukuba, Ibaraki; B, T. bicinctus, holotype; C, T. longicollis, Okazaki, Aichi; D, T. katayamai, holotype; E, F, T. fuscicornis Inchon, Korea; G, T. fuscicornis, Akigase, Saitama; H, T. nakanei, Ai, Shimane; I, T. nakanei, holotype of T. kaedei; J, T. contractus, Okayama-shi, Okayama; K, T. okinawensis, holotype; L, T. okinawensis, holotype of T. kurokivorus.
FIGURE 9 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 9. Wing, male.—A, T. apicalis, Tsukuba, Ibaraki; B, T. longicollis, Muroto, Kochi; C, T. fuscicornis, Chitose, Hokkaido; D, T. nakanei, Noda, Chiba; E, T. contractus, Tatsuno, Hyogo; F, T. okinawensis, Amami-ôshima, Kagoshima.
FIGURE 7 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 7. Wing, female.—A, T. apicalis, Kisofukushima, Nagano; B, T. bicinctus, holotype; C, T. bicinctus, Hôfu, Yamauchi; D, T. bicinctus, Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka; E, T. longicollis, Okazaki, Aichi; F, T. longicollis, Osaka; G, H, T. katayamai, paratype; I, T. fuscicornis, Akigase, Saitama; J, T. fuscicornis, Kyoto.
FIGURE 6 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 6. Hind leg, female.—A, T. longicollis, Tsushima, Nagasaki; B, T. katayamai, holotype; C, T. fuscicornis, Inchon, Korea; D, T. nakanei, holotype of T. kaedei; E, T. contractus, Okayama-shi, Okayama; F, T. okinawensis, Aha, Okinawa.
FIGURE 4 in The woodwasp genus Tremex (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of Japan
FIGURE 4. Head, thorax and base of abdomen, male.—A, B, T. apicalis, Minamichitose, Hokkaido; C, D, T. fuscicornis, Shikotsu-ko, Hokkaido; E, T. longicollis, Muroto, Kochi; F, T. nakanei, Noda, Chiba; G, T. contractus, Okayama-shi, Okayama; H, T. okinawensis, Amami-oshima, Kagoshima.
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