Enicospilus dubius ( Tosquinet, 1896 )
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.214150 |
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Enicospilus dubius ( Tosquinet, 1896 ) |
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Enicospilus dubius ( Tosquinet, 1896) View in CoL
( Figs 5 View FIGURE 5 e, 5h and 15d)
Amesospilus gulosus Seyrig, 1935: 60 ; Henicospilus angustatus Szépligeti, 1906: 47 ; Ophion dubius Tosquinet, 1896: 390 ; Ophion anceps Tosquinet, 1896: 392
Diagnosis. The characterization of E. dubius needs a close examination. The characters in the key should avoid confusion with other species without a central alar sclerite and with inter-ocellar area yellow or orange.
Description. Gauld & Mitchell (1978).
Host records. Anomis leona , Chrysodeixis chalcites ( Lepidoptera : Noctuidae ) and Plusia sp. ( Lepidoptera : Plusiidae) ( Gauld & Mitchell 1978).
Comments. One of the commonest African species of Enicospilus .
Distribution records. Reunion (new record). Widely distributed throughout Africa to Madagascar and Comoros ( Gauld & Mitchell, 1978).
Material examined. 1Ƥ St Joseph / Grand Coude, alt. 1250m, II.2008, leg. P. Rousse (light trap).
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Enicospilus dubius ( Tosquinet, 1896 )
Rousse, Pascal & Villemant, Claire 2012 |
Amesospilus gulosus
Seyrig 1935: 60 |
Szepligeti 1906: 47 |
Tosquinet 1896: 390 |
Tosquinet 1896: 392 |