Joshua W. Campbell, C. K. Pei, Karen W. Wright, Jack Neff
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摘要
同时表现出雄性和雌性特征的蜜蜂被称为雌雄同体。在这里,我们报告并描述了两个标本,它们代表了 Melissodes trinodis Robertson 的第一个雌雄同体记录,以及 Melissodes communis Cresson(膜翅目:鳞翅目)的一个标本,它代表了仅有的第二个已知案例。这三件标本均采集于美国北达科他州,表现出雌雄同体的马赛克模式。
Gynandromorph records of Melissodes trinodis and Melissodes communis (Hymenoptera, Apidae) from North Dakota, USA
Bees that express both male and female characteristics are known as gynandromorphs. Here we report and describe two specimens that represent the first documented gynandromorphs of Melissodes trinodis Robertson and one specimen of Melissodes communis Cresson (Hymenoptera: Apidae) that represents only the second known case. All three specimens were collected in North Dakota, USA and exhibit a mosaic pattern of gynandromorphy.
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