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1 February 2010 First Records of Plumariidae (Hymenoptera) from Paraguay and Comments on the Females of Plumaroides tiphlus Diez and Plumarius coquimbo Perez D'Angello
A. Diomedes Quintero, Roberto A. Cambra T.
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Abstract

We present the first records of Plumariidae from Paraguay. Specimens of Plumarius hirticornis (André), Plumarius tumidulus Papp and Plumaroides andalgalensis Brothers represent the first records of these two genera and three species for that country. The recently described female of Plumaroides tiphlus is not a plumariid but a bethylid belonging to the cosmopolitan genus Pseudisobrachium Kieffer. The holotype of the only named species based on a female in the family, Plumarius coquimbo Perez D'Angello, has been lost.

A. Diomedes Quintero and Roberto A. Cambra T. "First Records of Plumariidae (Hymenoptera) from Paraguay and Comments on the Females of Plumaroides tiphlus Diez and Plumarius coquimbo Perez D'Angello," Entomological News 121(1), 41-44, (1 February 2010). https://doi.org/10.3157/021.121.0108
Received: 20 October 2008; Accepted: 21 December 2008; Published: 1 February 2010
KEYWORDS
Bethylidae
fauna
Hymenoptera
new records
Paraguay
Plumariidae
Plumarius
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