Descriptions of three new North American species and an unknown female in the family Ammoplanidae (Hymenoptera), with updated keys to the genera

IF 0.6 4区农林科学 Q4 ENTOMOLOGY Pan-Pacific Entomologist Pub Date : 2021-12-07 DOI:10.3956/2021-97.3.161

Norman J. Smith

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Abstract. Three new species, Ammoplanus yanegai sp. nov., Timberlakena vitrea sp. nov., and Mohavena woolleyi sp. nov., are described in the Hymenoptera family Ammoplanidae. Also, the unknown female of Parammoplanus penrosei N. Smith, 2012b is described. Updated keys to these genera are included.

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标题膜翅目膜蜂科三新种及一未知雌蜂的描述，并附有更新的属键

摘要三个新种，Ammoplanus yanegai sp.nov.，Timberlakena vitrea sp.nov..和Mohanena woolleyi sp.nova.，被描述在膜翅目Ammoplanidae中。此外，描述了penrosei N.Smith的未知雌性Parammoplanus，2012b。包括这些属的更新密钥。

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Pan-Pacific Entomologist 生物-昆虫学

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