Figs 11-15, Hakuna matata:11,
dorsal habitus; 12, lateral habitus; 13, dorso-lateral habitus; 14, host
gall laterally; 15, host gall from above. |
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Figs 16-21,
Hakuna matata:
16, head laterally and anterior
part of mesosoma; 17, head dorsally and anterior part of mesosoma; 18,
body in lateral view; 19, anterior part of mesosoma and occiput; 20,
head and anterior part of mesosoma in lateral view; 21, head in dorsal
view; 22, 23, face. |
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Distribution |
Uganda. |
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Biology |
Probably a
parasitoid. Reared from conical galls on a forest plant. Each gall
contained several pupae in separate cells. Adults emerged through a
single hole at the apex of the gall (from the collector’s notes - H.C.
Taylor). |
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References |
Gumovsky, A., Bouček,
Z. & Delvare, G. 2006. New genera and species of Afrotropical Entedoninae
(Hymenoptera, Eulophidae). Zool. Med. Leiden 80-1 (4): 73-85.
Gibson G.A.P. 1993. Superfamilies Mymarommatoidea and Chalcidoidea (pp. 570-655). In
GOULET, H. & HUBER,
J. (eds). Hymenoptera of the World: an identification guide to families.
Research Branch, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa, Canada, 668 pp. |
Credits
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Photographs
© Alex Gumovsky.
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