Spilomena Explained

Spilomena is a genus of aphid wasps in the family Pemphredonidae. The 86 species are found worldwide ^[1] being represented in the Palearctic (highest number of species), Nearctic, Afrotropical, Neotropical, Australasian, and Indomalayan realms.^[2]

Species

These 88 species belong to the genus Spilomena:

• Spilomena acutitemporis Antropov, 1992

^{i c g}

• Spilomena alboclypeata Bradley, 1906

^{i c g}

• Spilomena alini Antropov, 1991

^{i c g}

• Spilomena ampliceps Krombein, 1952

^{i c g}

• Spilomena arania Leclercq, 1961

^{i c g}

• Spilomena argentina Antropov, 1992

^{i c g}

• Spilomena atrata Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena ausiana Leclercq, 1959

^{i c g}

• Spilomena australis R. Turner, 1910

^{i c g}

• Spilomena bakeri R. Bohart in Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena barberi Krombein, 1962

^{i c g}

• Spilomena beata Blüthgen, 1953

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena bicuspidata Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena bimaculata (Rayment, 1930)

^{i c g}

• Spilomena brasiliensis Antropov, 1991

^{i c g}

• Spilomena canariensis Bischoff, 1937

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena catamarca Antropov, 1992

^{i c g}

• Spilomena chilensis Herbst, 1920

^{i c g}

• Spilomena clypearis N. Smith in R. Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena clypei Li and He, 1998

^{i c g}

• Spilomena curruca (Dahlbom, 1844)

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena dedzcli Tsuneki, 1971

^{i c g}

• Spilomena differens Blüthgen, 1953

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena djozankeiana Tsuneki, 1986

^{i c g}

• Spilomena dyeri Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena earlyi Harris, 1994

^{i c g}

• Spilomena elegantula R. Turner, 1916

^{i c g}

• Spilomena elephantodeta Simon Thomas, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena emarginata Vardy, 1987

^{i c g}

• Spilomena enslini Blüthgen, 1953

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena formosana (Tsuneki, 1971)

^{i c g}

• Spilomena foxii Cresson, 1897

^{i c g}

• Spilomena fresno N. Smith in R. Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena fulvicornis Gussakovskij, 1931

^{i c g}

• Spilomena hainesi N. Smith in R. Bohart & N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g b}

• Spilomena hobartia R. Turner, 1914

^{i c g}

• Spilomena indostana R. Turner, 1918

^{i c g}

• Spilomena iridescens R. Turner, 1916

^{i c g}

• Spilomena jacobsoni Maidl, 1925

^{i c g}

• Spilomena japonica Tsuneki, 1956

^{i c g}

• Spilomena kaszabi Tsuneki, 1972

^{i c g}

• Spilomena kelso R. Bohart in Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena kimseyae Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena koikensis Tsuneki, 1971

^{i c g}

• Spilomena laeviceps Tsuneki, 1956

^{i c g}

• Spilomena leucostigma R. Bohart in Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena longiceps R. Turner, 1916

^{i c g}

• Spilomena longifrons (Rayment, 1930)

^{i c g}

• Spilomena luteiventris R. Turner, 1936

^{i c g}

• Spilomena maghrebensis Dollfuss, 1983

^{i c g}

• Spilomena menkei R. Bohart in Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena merceti Arnold, 1923

^{i c g}

• Spilomena mocsaryi Kohl, 1898

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena mongolica Tsuneki, 1972

^{i c g}

• Spilomena montana R. Bohart in Bohart and N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena nasuta Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena nigrifrons Simon Thomas, 1995

^{i c g}

• Spilomena nozela Vardy, 1987

^{i c g}

• Spilomena obliterata R. Turner, 1914

^{i c g}

• Spilomena obscurior Gussakovskij, 1952

^{i c g}

• Spilomena occidentalis R. Bohart in Bohart & N. Smith, 1995

^{i c g b}

• Spilomena palawanensis Tsuneki, 1976

^{i c g}

• Spilomena peruensis Dollfuss, 1982

^{i c g}

• Spilomena pondola Leclercq, 1959

^{i c g}

• Spilomena punctatissima Blüthgen, 1953

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena pusilla (Say, 1837)

^{i c g}

• Spilomena quinteroi Antropov and Cambra, 2004

^{i c g}

• Spilomena rhytithoracica Li and He, 1998

^{i c g}

• Spilomena robusta Arnold, 1927

^{i c g}

• Spilomena roshanica Gussakovskij, 1952

^{i c g}

• Spilomena rossi Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena rudesculpta Gussakovskij, 1952

^{i c g}

• Spilomena rufitarsus (Rayment, 1930)

^{i c g}

• Spilomena schlingeri Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena seyrigi Arnold, 1945

^{i c g}

• Spilomena socialis Matthews in Turillazzi et al., 2014

^{i g}

• Spilomena spinosa Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena stangei Antropov, 1992

^{i c g}

• Spilomena stevensoni Arnold, 1924

^{i c g}

• Spilomena subterranea McCorquodale and Naumann, 1988

^{i c g}

• Spilomena troglodytes (Vander Linden, 1829)

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena tungurachua Antropov, 1993

^{i c g}

• Spilomena turneri Arnold, 1927

^{i c g}

• Spilomena vagans Blüthgen, 1953

^g

• Spilomena valkeilai Vikberg, 2000

^{i c g} (Europe)

• Spilomena willinki Antropov, 1992

^{i c g}

• Spilomena wittei Leclercq, 1959

^{i c g}

• Spilomena zhejiangana Li and He, 1998

^{i c g}Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net

External links

• Spilomena images at Consortium for the Barcode of Life
• Catalog of Sphecidae California Academy of Sciences Institute of Biodiversity

Notes and References

1. Manuela . Sann . Oliver . Niehuis . Ralph S. . Peters . Christoph . Mayer . Alexey . Kozlov . Lars . Podsiadlowski . Sarah . Bank . Karen . Meusemann . Bernhard . Misof . Christoph . Bleidorn . Michael . Ohl . 2018 . Phylogenomic analysis of Apoidea sheds new light on the sister group of bees. . BMC Evolutionary Biology . 18 . 71 . 10.1186/s12862-018-1155-8 . free. 5960199 .
2. http://researcharchive.calacademy.org/research/entomology/entomology_resources/Hymenoptera/sphecidae/Genera/Spilomena.pdf California Academy of Sciences Institute of Biodiversity pdf