Habritys Thomson, 1878
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https://doi.org/ 10.17109/AZH.68.1.53.2022 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/EA307C66-1853-B733-BAE4-87D831F0FBCE |
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Felipe |
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Habritys Thomson, 1878 |
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Genus Habritys Thomson, 1878 View in CoL View at ENA
Habritys brevicornis (Ratzeburg, 1844) **
Material: GEORGIA – 3 ff, Kakheti region, Lagodekhi , 41.852441°N 46.287771°E, alt. 666 m, 15 May–15 Aug. 2014, Japoshvili G. leg., H1, deposited in MZBBU GoogleMaps ; 1 f, Kakheti region, Lagodekhi , 41.855848°N 46.292739°E, alt. 847 m, 15–25 Aug. 2014, Japoshvili G. leg., H2, deposited in MZBBU GoogleMaps ; 2 ff, Kakheti region, Lagodekhi , 41.871523°N 46.311585°E, alt. 1351 m, 5 July–5 Aug. 2014, Japoshvili G. leg., H3, deposited in IEAUG GoogleMaps ; 1 f, Kakheti region, Lagodekhi , 41.885674°N 46.324132°E, alt. 1902 m, 5 May–6 Oct. 2014, Japoshvili G. leg., H4-5, deposited in MZBBU GoogleMaps .
Biology: it is mainly parasitoids of digger wasps ( Hymenoptera : Sphecidae ), but several bark beetles ( Coleoptera : Scolytidae ) has been also recorded as insect hosts, which are thought of being only secondary hosts while H. brevicornis parasitizes their hymenopteran parasitoids ( GRAHAM 1969).
Distribution: widely distributed in Europe, Middle East and the Nearctic, not recorded from the Caucasus or Georgia until now.
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