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... much for taking time to respond. After a bit more research I was just thinking the first should be graelsii, so great to get a correct ID. And a sexdentata. That’s four species coming to check out sleeping places in an area about 50 x 50 cms! (The 4th being a scutellaris, which I think I can ...

first one should be a male Chrysis analis, the last one a male Chrysis sexdentata

Hi Paul, For the species that you're not found, I think it is Chrysis varidens ? This species is common in mediterranean area, I was very ... Chrysidea, and many Chrysis (bicolor, germari, succincta, equestris, sexdentata, indigotea, chrysostigma, consanguinea prominea, subsinuata, semicincta, ...

... : 1 (=Pseudospinolia) Chrysura : 7 (but only 2 viewed in natura) Chrysis : 21 sexdentata-smaragdula group : 1 inaequalis group : 1 gracillima group : 1 (not found in natura ...

... contributed with publications on Chrysididae and cited the web-site www.chrysis.net In the last years more than 60 authors published more than 45 ... September 2013). Ceccolini F. (2014) Prima segnalazione di Chrysis sexdentata sexdentata Christ, 1791 in Umbria (Hymenoptera: Apocrita: Chrysididae). ...

... ----Chrysidini: Chrysidea persica 1 Chrysidea pumila disclusa 2 Chrysis analis 5 Chrysis andradei 1 [imaged] Chrysis bidentata 2 Chrysis ... pyrophana 11 Chrysis rutilans 1 Chrysis semicincta 5 [imaged] Chrysis sexdentata 3 Chrysis splendidula 2 Chrysis subsinuata 1 [imaged] Chrysis ...

Hi Ian!!

yes, you're right, Chrysis sexdentata Christ.

Thanks
Paolo

... easily ID'd species, however three females seemingly belonging to Chrysis sexdentata Christ, 1791, made me double guess myself. The lateral teeth on T3 seem much more ...

... consist of two names: the first generic and second specific, e.g. Chrysis ignita . The combination of the two makes the name unique. Such a ... (from segmentatus, a, um = decorated with golden or purple stripes) sexdentata (from sex [LAT, num.] = six) + ( dentatus, a, um = toothed) solida ...

... with the southern european species, but I must say that the pictures of Chrysis sexdentata Christ, 1791 uploaded to the checklist of Italian species seem to be a good match. ...