Kennethiella
Cooreman, 1954
Kennethiella is a of in the Winterschmidtiidae. The genus is known to exhibit male in at least one , Kennethiella trisetosa. Members of this genus have been documented in symbiotic relationships with , specifically inhabiting their nests.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Kennethiella: /kɛnˈnɛθiˌɛlə/
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Habitat
Nests of , specifically documented from nests of Ancistrocerus antilope.
Host Associations
- Ancistrocerus antilope - symbioticKennethiella trisetosa inhabits nests of this
Behavior
Exhibits male ; males occur in two distinct morphological forms.
Ecological Role
in nests; specific ecological function not clearly documented.
More Details
Male Dimorphism
Kennethiella trisetosa is known to exhibit male , a notable trait where males occur in two distinct morphological forms. This phenomenon is relatively uncommon among and has been specifically documented in this .