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Chrysis daphne is very probably. But I wait on yours or Paolo opponion.

Linnsenmaier states Ch.fasciata zetterstedti fom Korea and Chrysis daphne he states Chrysis fasciata ssp.daphne, where the dot, should be thicker and coarser… and anal teeth are long.

Should be Chrysis daphne or related, I dont think anyone has really studied the fasciata -group species in a Palaearctic + Asiatic context, there could be synonyms hiding, for example C. zetterstedti which looks very similar to this, i.e. having the colour ...

Chrysis zetterstedti = Chrysis fasciata zetterstedti Dahlbom 1845? http://www.faunaeur.org/full_results.php?id=78996

... I will check them later. In the folder with Chrysis fasciata , none is C. fasciata . They are all Chrysis iris ... Trichrysis cyanea and the last one should be Chrysis zetterstedti . Cheers Paolo

... however three females seemingly belonging to Chrysis sexdentata Christ, 1791, made me double ... The lateral teeth on T3 seem much more like C. fasciata/equestris -type species than what I would ... at (a few) C. fasciata, C. equestris and C. zetterstedti . There are three specimens, all female, ...

... the first generic and second specific, e.g. Chrysis ignita . The combination of the two makes ... [LAT, adj.] ? = equestrian (unknown meaning)). fasciata (from fasciare (LAT, past part.) = banded) zetterstedti (dedicated to Johan Wilhelm Zetterstedt) fulgida ...

Hi everyone! Chrysis equestris Dahlbom is surely present in the Netherlands. ... In fact, the easiest character to separate fasciata and zetterstedti from equestris is given by the shape of the black ...