New Sierola Cameron, 1881 (Hymenoptera: Bethylidae) from Norfolk and Phillip Islands

IF 1.1 3区农林科学 Q3 ENTOMOLOGY

Austral Entomology Pub Date : 2024-05-29 DOI:10.1111/aen.12684

Karl N. Magnacca

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Abstract

The flat wasp genus Sierola Cameron, 1881 is reviewed from Norfolk and Phillip Islands for the first time. Six new species are described: S. bounites sp. nov., S. dysmica sp. nov., S. idae sp. nov., S. incomitata sp. nov., S. longisetae sp. nov., and S. phillipensis sp. nov. The fauna is surprisingly large for such small islands, but consistent with high diversity of the genus found elsewhere in the Pacific. The low collecting effort and small number of specimens for most of the species suggests that more remain to be found.

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来自诺福克岛和菲利普岛的 New Sierola Cameron, 1881 (Hymenoptera: Bethylidae)

首次对诺福克岛和菲利普岛的扁蜂属 Sierola Cameron, 1881 进行了综述。描述了六个新种：S. bounites sp. nov.、S. dysmica sp. nov.、S. idae sp. nov.、S. incomitata sp. nov.、S. longisetae sp. nov.和 S. phillipensis sp. nov.。对于这样一个小岛来说，该动物群的规模之大令人惊讶，但与太平洋其他地方发现的该属动物的高度多样性相一致。大多数物种的采集工作较少，标本数量也较少，这表明仍有更多物种有待发现。

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Austral Entomology ENTOMOLOGY-

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