New insect family for Australia: Chrysostylops australiensis Benda & Straka, gen. et sp. nov. (Strepsiptera: Stylopidae) described from Chrysocolletes aureus Leijs & Hogendoorn, 2021 (Hymenoptera: Colletidae)

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Austral Entomology Pub Date : 2024-08-15 DOI:10.1111/aen.12704

Daniel Benda, Ben A. Parslow, Remko Leijs, Jakub Straka

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Abstract

A new genus and species of Strepsiptera, Chrysostylops australiensis Benda & Straka, gen. et sp. nov., is described. It represents the first record of the family Stylopidae from Australia. It was parasitising the bee species Chrysocolletes aureus Leijs & Hogendoorn, 2021 (Neopasiphaeinae). The diagnosis and description of the genus and species are provided based on the characters of the female cephalothorax. Diagnostic characters are discussed. The male and first instar larvae of C. australiensis are unknown. We removed Hylecthrini Ulrich, 1930 reinst. stat. from synonymy based on the specific sculpture on the female cephalothorax. The tribe is specialised for bees of the family Colletidae.

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澳大利亚新昆虫科：Chrysostylops australiensis Benda & Straka, gen.

描述了 Strepsiptera 的一个新属和新种 Chrysostylops australiensis Benda & Straka, gen.这是 Stylopidae 科在澳大利亚的首次记录。它寄生于蜜蜂物种 Chrysocolletes aureus Leijs & Hogendoorn, 2021（Neopasiphaeinae）。根据雌性头胸甲的特征对该属和种进行了诊断和描述。对诊断特征进行了讨论。C. australiensis 的雄虫和第一龄幼虫未知。基于雌蜂头胸甲上的特殊雕刻，我们将 Hylecthrini Ulrich, 1930 从同义词中删除。该族专攻 Colletidae 科的蜜蜂。

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