Allurus muricatus Haliday 1833
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Allurus muricatus Haliday 1833
Ancylus muricatus Haliday 1833
Leiophron (Ancylus) muricatus Haliday 1835
Leiophron armatus var. 2 Wesmael 1835 syn. by Curtis 1837
Allurus muricatus nigra Lyle 1926 nigra
Allurus muricatus van Achterberg 1997
Diagnosis
Antenna with 30 segments, clypeus distinctly differentiated from face and sparsely setose. Hind coxa with a thumb-like denticle apico-ventrally, second metasomal sternite with two distinctly protruding denticles, metasoma ventrally sparse setose, first metasomal tergite as broad apically as long.
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Eastern Palaearctic and Western Palaearctic.
Notes
Studied material: 1 ♀ Sweden, Sö, Stockholm, Enskede Gårds kolonilottsförening, N59°17'19.58", E18°03'54.63" Malaisetrap, 10-25.vii.20012, leg. T. Malm & M. Malm. DNA voucher: JS10_00405. GenBank accession: KU521563. The specimen is deposited at NHRS. All photos of A. muricatus belong to this specimen (Figs 3, 5, 7, 9).
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