Euodynerus exoglyphus
(Bohart, 1939)
Euodynerus exoglyphus is a mason wasp in the Eumeninae, described by Bohart in 1939. Like other members of the Euodynerus, it is a solitary that provisions nests with paralyzed caterpillars for its larval offspring. The is part of a diverse genus of potter and mason wasps found across North America.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Euodynerus exoglyphus: /juːoʊˈdaɪnərəs ɛksoʊˈɡlaɪfəs/
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Similar Taxa
- Euodynerus hidalgoVery common and widespread congeneric with which it could be confused; E. hidalgo has strong carina on front edge of pronotum and thin, slightly upturned hind margins of second and third abdominal segments
- Euodynerus annulatusAnother widespread Euodynerus ; E. annulatus has less angulate propodeum and lacks clear, reflexed hind margins on first and second tergites present in E. hidalgo, but specific distinguishing characters for E. exoglyphus are not documented in available sources
- Euodynerus foraminatusWidespread mason wasp that uses pre-existing cavities including blocks; similar general body plan but specific diagnostic features separating it from E. exoglyphus are not detailed in available literature