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Hi Alex,

thank you very much! Now I can label it...

Best regards Paul

Gorgeous! Its a male, the apical teeth and the whole of T3 is short, its a bit longer on females

Hi,

here are two pictures of a Chrysis scutellaris, I could make last week.
What I would like to know: male or female?
I could also figure out the sleeping-place of minimum two of those animals. It was in the cave of a stone.

Best regards Paul

... preparazione a secco del genitale, gli apici interni più disidratati sono più ad U. In realtà il carattere più variabile in assoluto (almeno in C. scutellaris) è la forma dell'ottavo sternite disegnato da Franco nella descrizione. Ho notato (estraendo circa 200 esemplari per la tesi) che hanno ...

Ciao Cosmin,

ti tratta di Chrysis scutellaris Fabricius 1794

A presto.

Andrea

Hi.
Thanks anillus for your answer and certainty!
Thanks (i'll remove ?? from the title)
Carlos

Yes, Chrysis scutellaris

... a little and after tried yours database I found a name which i looked for and found myself on Cor Zonneveld website looking for a socalled to C. scutellaris. But, agian, as before, is not registered on Naturdata database, but from 'your map' it should be here. I'll leave here 2 photos. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52989735/CHRYSIDIDAE%20Chrysis%20scutellaris(ID%20on%20Cor%20Zonneveld)%5B2014%2CCasa%2Cbou%C3%A7a%20'Dias'%5D_P1330928.JPG ...

... calens (Fabricius). In the second and third picture there is a male of Chrysis scutellaris Fabricius, in the last one there is a specimen of Chrysura cf. dichroa (Dahlbom). ...

... 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 ... fovea [LAT, nn.] = pit) panzeri (dedicated to Georg Wolfgang Franz) scutellaris (from scutulum [LAT, nn.] = small shield). Comment: scutellum ...