Ips apache

Ips bark beetles of the World > Checklist> Scientific Name Ips apache Lanier, 1991 female declivity male lateral male frons male declivity Previous Next Diagnostic notes -This species has 6 spines per side on the elytral declivity, and is very similar to I. calligraphus.–Frons central tubercle is above the epistomal margin by a distance of twice its width or more in […]

Ips amitinus

Ips bark beetles of the World > Checklist> Scientific Name Ips amitinus (Eichhoff, 1872) Synonyms Ips montanus Fuchs, 1913 (not Ips montanus Eichhoff, 1881, valid species name for a North American species) Common names: small spruce bark beetle, eight-toothed spruce bark beetle (English); petit bostryche du pin (French); kleiner 8-zähniger Fichtenborkenkäfer (German) male declivity male frons unknown habitus Previous […]

Sirex cyaneus Fabricius

Fig. C8.1 (female habitus)Fig. C8.2 (male habitus)Fig. C4.4 (map)Sirex cyaneus Fabricius, 1781: 419. Type female (HMUG), dissection and images of ovipositor prepared by Geoff Hancock and sent to HG for study. Type locality: “America boreali”.Urocerus cyaneus; Norton, 1869: 357 (change in combination); accepted by Provancher 1879: 230 and 1883: 241.Sirex abbotii Kirby, 1882: 378, pl. XV, fig. 8. Holotype male […]

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