Didineis latimana
Malloch & Rohwer, 1930
Didineis latimana is a of solitary in the Crabronidae (formerly treated as Bembicidae). It belongs to the Bembicinae and tribe Alyssontini. The species was described by Malloch and Rohwer in 1930 and is known from North America, with records from Canada including Ontario.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Didineis latimana: /ˌdɪdɪˈnaɪɪs ˌlætɪˈmɑːnə/
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Distribution
North America; recorded from Canada (Ontario).
Similar Taxa
- Didineis dilataSame , found in North America; distinguished by specific morphological features not detailed in available sources
- Didineis nodosaSame , found in North America; distinguished by specific morphological features not detailed in available sources
- Didineis stevensiSame , found in North America; distinguished by specific morphological features not detailed in available sources
More Details
Taxonomic placement
This has been classified under Bembicidae in some sources, but modern places it in Crabronidae ( Bembicinae). The UCR Entomology Research Museum curates this species among their Bembicidae holdings.
Collection records
Specimens of this are held in the UCR Entomology Research Museum collection.