British Species of Diplazonini (Bassini Auctt.) With a Study of the Genital and Postgenital Abdominal Sclerites in the Male (Hym.: Ichneum.)

Beirne, Bryan P.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2311.1941.tb01042.x

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“…These sub-families show a variety of life history strategies that provide data for comparisons which may provide further clues as to the causes of species-abundance patterns. Importantly, these sub-families also have useable species level keys to UK species (Beirne 1941;Fitton et al 1988;Shaw 2006b) and are known to be abundant in many habitats. All are solitary in so far as is known, meaning that only a single parasitoid develops from each host individual (see Mayhew 1998).…”

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Community structure in ichneumonid parasitoids at different spatial scales

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The processes underlying parasitoid community structure are little known. Stochastic niche-apportionment models provide one route to underlying assemblage rules in this and other groups. Previous work has applied this approach to parasitoids found on single host species in single populations. However, parasitoid communities are known to extend across multiple hosts and scales. The patterns of relative abundances generated by five niche-apportionment models were compared to those observed in assemblages of two sub-families of the Ichneumonidae, the Diplazontinae and Pimplinae, at landscape and patch scales, Yorkshire, UK. Three of the five models produced patterns that were significantly different to the observed pattern for all taxonomic levels at both spatial scales. The Diplazontinae fit the random fraction (RF) model at the landscape scale in broadleaved woods. This suggests that hierarchical structuring and biotic interactions may play a role in the structuring of Diplazontinae assemblages at this scale. In contrast the Pimplinae fit the RF model only at the patch scale and only at one site. However, the Pimplini tribe (all chiefly parasitoids of Lepidoptera) fit the random assortment (RA) model at both the landscape and the patch scales, whilst the Ephialtini tribe (wide range of hosts) fit no model at either scale. The ecological interpretation of the RA model suggests that the Pimplini tribe is an unsaturated assemblage, where some of the total available resources are unused. Our results show, through the fit of mechanistic niche-apportionment models, that the processes that may structure ichneumonid parasitoid assemblages are not consistent across taxa and spatial scales.

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“…The only English specimens listed by Kerrich (1949) (and possibly the same as those listed by Beirne 1941) were supposedly from the Lichfield district (Carr (1924)) and are thus inadmissable (Perkins 1953, Shaw 2003). There are specimens in BMNH recently identified by S. Klopfstein.…”

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“…Unless noted otherwise, distribution data from Beirne (1941), Kerrich (1949), Cowin (1953), Klopfstein (2014) and the collections of BMNH, NMS and UM, with data on type localities from Fitton (1976). Material collected by Fraser et al (2007) is deposited in NMS.…”

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Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera - Ichneumonidae

Broad

2016

BDJ

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BackgroundThe checklist of British and Irish Ichneumonidae is revised, based in large part on the collections of the Natural History Museum, London and the National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh. Distribution records are provided at the country level.New informationOf the 2,447 species regarded as valid and certainly identified, 214 are here recorded for the first time from the British Isles. Neorhacodinae is considered to be a separate subfamily rather than a synonym of Tersilochinae. Echthrini is treated as a junior synonym of the tribe Cryptini, not Hemigastrini. Echthrus Gravenhorst and Helcostizus Förster are classified in Cryptini rather than, respectively, Hemigastrini and Phygadeuontini.

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“…Diplazontinae fauna of Costa Rica (Gauld et al . ) and Great Britain (Beirne ) have also been revised. Eastern Palearctic fauna of Diplazontinae has been studied previously, and Russian Far East fauna of the subfamily Diplazontinae was studied by Manukyan ().…”

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Review of subfamilyDiplazontinae (Hymenoptera:Ichneumonidae) fromSouthKorea with six unrecorded genera and a new species

Balueva

Lee

2014

Entomological Research

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Of the 16 genera of the subfamily Diplazontinae occurring in the Eastern Palearctic region, 11 genera are recognized from South Korea. Specifically, four genera (Campocraspedon Uchida, Diplazon Nees, Syrphoctonus Förster and Woldstedtius Carlson) are previously recognized from South Korea, whereas the other seven genera are recorded from this country for the first time. A key to the 16 genera of Diplazontinae occurring in the Eastern Palearctic region is provided. Six genera of Korean Diplazontinae (Bioblapsis Förster, Campocraspedon Uchida, Eurytyloides Nakanishi, Phthorima Förster, Promethes Förster and Sussaba Cameron) are reviewed here. Species of these genera rarely occur in the Eastern Palearctic region with small numbers of collected samples (excluding genus Sussaba). Here we provide diagnosis for seven species of Diplazontinae and one new species, Eurytyloides koreanus Balueva and Lee sp. nov., has been described.

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British Species of Diplazonini (Bassini Auctt.) With a Study of the Genital and Postgenital Abdominal Sclerites in the Male (Hym.: Ichneum.)

Cited by 12 publications

References 11 publications

Community structure in ichneumonid parasitoids at different spatial scales

Community structure in ichneumonid parasitoids at different spatial scales

Checklist of British and Irish Hymenoptera - Ichneumonidae

Review of subfamilyDiplazontinae (Hymenoptera:Ichneumonidae) fromSouthKorea with six unrecorded genera and a new species

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