Campsomeriella (Campsomeriella) collaris ( Fabricius, 1775 )

Taylor, Christopher & Barthélémy, Christophe, 2021, A review of the digger wasps (Insecta: Hymenoptera: Scoliidae) of Hong Kong, with description of one new species and a key to known species, European Journal of Taxonomy 786 (1), pp. 1-92 : 9-11

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scientific name	Campsomeriella (Campsomeriella) collaris ( Fabricius, 1775 )
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Campsomeriella (Campsomeriella) collaris ( Fabricius, 1775)

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Tiphia collaris Fabricius, 1775: 354 ( holotype ZMUC, ♀, type locality = “ ad littora Malabarica ”, i.e. south part of the western Indian coast) .

Scolia quadrifasciata Fabricius, 1798: 255 ( holotype ♀, type locality = “ in India orientali ” ).

Scolia sericea Klug, 1805: 32 (replacement name for Tiphia collaris Fabricius, 1775 [attributed to Fabricius, 1793]).

Campsomeris aureicollis Lepeletier, 1845: 499 ( holotype ♀, type locality = Java ).

Colpa parvula Lepeletier, 1845: 548 ( holotype presumed lost, ♂, type locality = “ Inde ” ).

Scolia fimbriata Burmeister 1854: 25 ( holotype ♀, type locality = Java ).

Scolia senilis ( Fabricius 1793) – Burmeister 1854: 24 (in part).

Scolia collaris – Burmeister 1854: 24.

Scolia aureicollis – Smith 1855: 101.

Elis (Dielis) collaris – de Saussure & Sichel 1864: 163.

Elis (Dielis) fimbriata – Bingham 1897: 99.

Scolia (Dielis) collaris – Turner 1911: 621.

Dielis fimbriata – Dover 1926: 234.

Campsomeris (Campsomeris) collaris – Betrem 1928: 126.

Campsomeris quadrifasciata – Betrem 1928: 336.

Campsomeris (Campsomeriella) collaris – Betrem 1941: 89.

Campsomeris (Campsomeriella) quadrifasciata – Betrem 1941: 89.

Campsomeris collaris quadrifasciata – Betrem 1947: 413.

Iforborha collaris – Argaman 1996: 203 (by implication).

Tetrasciton aureicollis – Argaman 1996: 204 (by implication).

Tetrasciton quadrifasciata – Argaman 1996: 204 (by implication).

Material examined

CHINA – Hong Kong • 2 ♂♂; no labels; TLFES • 1 ♂; no labels; HKBM • 2 ♀♀; Tsat Sing Kong ; 22°26′49.1″ N, 114°05′06.9″ E; alt. 11 m; 7 Apr. 2021; C. Barthélémy leg.; hand net, refs: 0724.U.Hy.1A and 0724.U.Hy.1A ; CBC GoogleMaps .

Description

Female STANDARD RATIOS (n = 2). L: 15.5–20.8 mm (mean = 18.5 mm); CR: 1.20–1.21 (mean = 1.20); OOR: 0.77–0.82 (mean = 0.79); CLR: 0.41–0.46 (mean = 0.44); MER: 0.80–0.84 (mean = 0.82); OMR: 0.83– 0.90 (mean = 0.86); FRR: 1.79–2.0 (mean = 1.89); MSR: 0.70–0.73 (mean = 0.72); TER: 1.90–2.24 (mean = 2.07).

HEAD. Head densely punctate near lateral margins of clypeus, disc of clypeus impunctate, large punctures on frontal spatium and ocular sinuses ( Fig. 15B View Fig ); gena, frons, intraocular space and vertex mostly impunctate (a few isolated punctures) ( Fig. 19B View Fig ).

MESOSOMA. Mesoscutum, with small punctures (diameter of punctures 2–3× the distance between them), much denser on lateroposterior sides, disc with fewer punctures; scutellum evenly punctate with small punctures, posterior margin impunctate; metanotum sparsely punctate medially, impunctate laterally ( Fig. 23B View Fig ); dorsomedian area of propodeum with large punctures (diameter of puncture 1× the distance between them), dorsolateral area of propodeum, bearing numerous minute punctures ( Fig. 27B View Fig ). Frontal area of mesopleuron with large uniform punctures, dorsal side of upper panel and ventral side of lower panel punctate, large impunctate area medially. Upper and lower panels of metapleuron mostly impunctate (shiny); lateral panels of propodeum with dense large punctures, somewhat becoming impunctate towards the metapleural carina. Scutellum and metanotum without median longitudinal carina ( Fig. 27B View Fig ). Dorso-median area of propodeum without distinct tubercule medially ( Fig. 27B View Fig ).

METASOMA. Metasoma sharp but somewhat reduced crest between anterior and ventral faces of S 2 in lateral view ( Fig. 31B View Fig ); tergites broadly impunctate discally, with narrow row of fine punctures apically and small band of spaced punctures basally ( Fig. 35B View Fig ); T2 with no basal elevation (gradulus) ( Fig. 35B View Fig ).

WINGS. Fore wing with two submarginal cells and two recurrent veins; second recurrent vein reaching submarginal cell. Fore wings glabrous

COLOUR AND VESTITURE. Integument entirely black ( Fig. 7B View Fig ). Dense white setae on head (along occipital carina, around antennal sockets), dorsum of pronotum ( Fig. 23B View Fig ), short white appressed setae along anterior margin of mesoscutum; black setae on ventral side of pronotum and on the rest of the body, T2–T6 with apical row of black setae. Wings dark brown/black with bleu iridescence.

Male

STANDARD RATIOS (n = 3). L: 14.9–19.3 (mean = 17.1); CR: 1.07–1.24 (mean = 1.18); OOR: 1.50–1.55 (mean = 1.52); CLR: 0.40–0.64 (mean = 0.55); MER: 1.14–1.25 (mean = 1.18); OMR: 1.10–1.17 (mean = 1.13); FRR: 2.17–2.35 (mean = 2.26); MSR: 0.78–0.89 (mean = 0.84); TER: 1.64–1.84 (mean = 1.72).

HEAD. Disc of clypeus impunctate, lateral sides with sparse punctures ( Fig. 17B View Fig ); large and dense punctures on frontal spatium (distance between punctures less that their diameter) ( Fig. 17B View Fig ); moderately punctate on frons and vertex, punctures becoming denser towards posterior margin of vertex ( Fig. 21B View Fig ); frontal spatium moderately well-defined posteriorly; frontal fissura absent; anterior ocelli in a deep pit, ocellar triangle raised ( Fig. 17B View Fig ).

MESOSOMA. Dorsum of pronotum with dense but very shallow setae-bearing punctures; mesoscutum, scutellum, metanotum uniformly moderately punctate (many punctures separated by about their diameter ( Figs 25B View Fig , 29B View Fig ); dorsum of propodeum mostly densely punctate ( Fig. 29B View Fig ). Lateral panel of mesosoma with punctation mostly obscured by dense appressed pile ( Fig. 9B View Fig ); mesopleuron mostly densely punctate; metapleuron and lateral panel of propodeum largely impunctate, upper and lower panels of metapleuron separated by sharp transverse carina. Scutellum and metanotum without median longitudinal carina ( Fig. 29B View Fig ). Dorso-median area of propodeum without distinct tubercule medially ( Fig. 29B View Fig ).

METASOMA. Metasoma with very weak division between anterior and ventral faces of S 2 in lateral view ( Fig. 33B View Fig ); tergites moderately but shallowly punctate ( Figs 33B View Fig , 37B View Fig ). T2 with no basal elevation (gradulus) ( Fig. 37B View Fig ).

WINGS. Same as female, but fore wing with dense short setae on the anterior half

COLOUR AND VESTITURE. Integument mostly black with following areas yellow: base of mandible; broadly along lateral margin of clypeus ( Fig. 17B View Fig ); anterior margin of pronotal lobe ( Fig. 25B View Fig ), a small spot on pronotal callosity ( Fig. 9B View Fig ); a small line on fore femur, the apical dorsal side of mid femur and a small thin line on hind femur, the whole dorsal surface of fore and mid tibiae, dorsal side of fore basitarsus ( Fig. 9B View Fig ); more or less broad apical bands on T1–T5 ( Figs 13B View Fig , 37B View Fig ), bands reduced to small triangle

on S2 and S3 ( Figs 9B View Fig , 33B View Fig ). Vestiture yellowish white except black on metasomal segments 6 and 7 ( Fig. 9B View Fig ). Wings lightly infumated.

GENITALIA. Ventral side of paramere with sparse setae mainly located on margin ( Fig. 40B View Fig ), dorsal side with denser setae on all its surface ( Fig. 39B View Fig ); volsella with a few long setae mainly on its exterior margin ( Fig. 40B View Fig ), cuspis volsellaris with dense long setae on entire surface ( Figs 40B View Fig , 41B View Fig , 42B View Fig ); volsella with a few sensory cones basally on its external margin ( Fig. 42B View Fig ) and a wide lamella on inner margins ( Fig. 39B View Fig ). External margin of paramere not angled medially, flattened/subrounded apically ( Fig. 40B View Fig ); aedeagus with eight teeth, serrated margin broadly convex.

Distribution ( Fig. 1A–B View Fig )

China (Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, * Hong Kong, Jiangxi, Yunan); Bhutan; Sri Lanka; India (Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Odisha, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Tripura, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal); Indonesia; Malaysia; Myanmar; Philippines; Thailand. [ Krombein 1978; Gupta & Jonathan 2003; TIGER project 2008; Nidup et al. 2017; Liu et al. 2021b].

Notes

The male specimens from TLFES bear no labels and cannot be ascertained to come from Hong Kong (although more than likely in view of the history/mission of the insect collection at TLFES).

Campsomeriella collaris is a widely distributed species that has been divided between five subspecies ( Gupta & Jonathan 2003) with C. c. quadrifasciata ( Fabricius 1798) being the subspecies previously recorded from southeast China ( Betrem 1941). This subspecies has been distinguished from the nominotypical subspecies of India and Sri Lanka by the presence of fulvous reddish vestiture on the anterior part of the body in the female and the absence of yellow maculations on the mesosoma in the male ( Gupta & Jonathan 2003). Male specimens examined in this study conform to C. c. quadrifasciata but females, with white vestiture on the anterior part of the body, resemble the nominotypical subspecies. Without being able to resolve this discrepancy, we avoid the use of subspecies herein.

One of the females of this study bear phoretic mites ( Fig. 27B View Fig ).

ZMUC	Denmark, Kobenhavn [= Copenhagen], University of Copenhagen, Zoological Museum

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Taxonomy

Kingdom	Animalia
Phylum	Arthropoda
Class	Insecta
Order	Hymenoptera
SuperFamily	Scolioidea
Family	Scoliidae
SubFamily	Scoliinae
Tribe	Campsomerini
Genus	Campsomeriella
SubGenus	Campsomeriella