Xenos peckii Kirby, 1813

Benda, Daniel, Pohl, Hans, Nakase, Yuta, Beutel, Rolf & Straka, Jakub, 2022, A generic classification of Xenidae (Strepsiptera) based on the morphology of the female cephalothorax and male cephalotheca with a preliminary checklist of species, ZooKeys 1093, pp. 1-134 : 1

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scientific name	Xenos peckii Kirby, 1813
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Treatment

Xenos peckii Kirby, 1813: 116.

Xenos wheeleri Pierce, 1908 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Acroschismus bruesi Pierce, 1909 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Acroschismus pecosensis Pierce, 1909 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Acroschismus bowditchi Pierce, 1909 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Acroschismus texani Pierce, 1909 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Acroschismus maximus Pierce, 1909 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Xenos auriferi Pierce, 1911 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Xenos californicus Pierce, 1919 (synonymized by Bohart 1941).

Xenos pecki (incorrect subsequent spelling): Kinzelbach (1971b).

Hosts.

Polistes apachus Saussure, 1857 (as Polistes texanus Cresson, 1872); Polistes aurifer Saussure, 1853; Polistes carolina (Linnaeus, 1767) (as Polistes rubiginosus Lepeletier, 1836); Polistes fuscatus (Fabricius, 1793); Polistes metricus Say, 1831 ( Kirby 1813; Pierce 1908, 1909).

Distribution.

USA: Massachusetts ( Kirby 1813; Pierce 1909), Connecticut, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, California ( Kirby 1813; Pierce 1908, 1909, 1919), New Jersey, New York, Colorado, Wyoming ( Garza and Cook 2021).