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Mrs. P. rubra-group (lateral thorax) - Pepsis thisbe - female

Mrs. P. rubra-group (lateral thorax) - Pepsis thisbe - Female
Tonopah Desert, Maricopa County, Arizona, USA
May 30, 2015
Size: 41mm
The mesopleuron (above mid-coxa) has a flat surface, lacking any outward extensions. (tubercles) Compare with the previous image, for reference.
In this image, look near the lower edge, near the green-colored point that reaches the bottom of the mesopleuron. There is a natural angle at this location, which may sometimes look like a tubercle, depending on the viewing angle and the resulting reflections.
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Mrs. P. rubra-group (ventral) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (ventral thorax) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (ventral head) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (mandibles) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (ventral abdomen) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (wings) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (dorsal thorax) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (lateral) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (lateral thorax) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (hind-wing) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (dorsal head) - Pepsis thisbe - female Mrs. P. rubra-group (eye lines) - Pepsis thisbe - female

Moved
Moved from Tarantula Hawks.

Moved
Moved from Spider Wasps.

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