Nouvelles captures et description de la femelle de Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012 (Raphidioptera, Raphidiidae)

New captures and description of the female of Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012 (Raphidioptera, Raphidiidae). Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012, is among the least known Raphidioptera in Europe. The capture of new specimens at the only french site has allowed to refine the identification criteria for females. Differences observed in wing venation and in leg colouration allow to distinguish this species from Venustoraphidia nigricollis (Albarda, 1891), the other species of the same genus present in Western Europe. These morphological differences, identified in females, are also observed in males.

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Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.32475/bsef_2374
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Fossil Insects in Amber
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Nouvelles captures et description de la femelle de Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012 (Raphidioptera, Raphidiidae)

Pierre Tillier, Guilhem Parmain
Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France
Fossil Insects in Amber
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Nouvelles captures et description de la femelle de Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012 (Raphidioptera, Raphidiidae)

Pierre Tillier, Guilhem Parmain
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New captures and description of the female of Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012 (Raphidioptera, Raphidiidae). Venustoraphidia conviventibus Monserrat & Papenberg, 2012, is among the least known Raphidioptera in Europe. The capture of new specimens at the only french site has allowed to refine the identification criteria for females. Differences observed in wing venation and in leg colouration allow to distinguish this species from Venustoraphidia nigricollis (Albarda, 1891), the other species of the same genus present in Western Europe. These morphological differences, identified in females, are also observed in males.

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