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"Symphyta" - Sawflies, Horntails, and Wood Wasps

 
 
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Green A.J. (2021) The Sawflies (Symphyta) of Britain and Ireland
[Cite:2321566]

Sawfly GenUS
An in-progress collaboration between Quinlyn Baine, Chris Looney, David R. Smith, Nathan M. Schiff, Henri Goulet and Amanda J. Redford "designed and developed as a screening aid to support identification of adult sawfly specimens to genus"

Includes keys, a photo gallery, glossary, fact sheets, and diagrams illustrating morphology.

Taeger A., Cincotta S., Susko E. (-2013) Kinds of Symphyta on Discover Life
[cite:595936]
work in progress: as of today, a mere checklist linked to taxon pages -- mostly blank but a few with mapped records and/or photos. will try to contact authors and find out what the status of the project is.

Blank et al. (2012) ECatSym: Electronic World Catalog of Symphyta (Insecta, Hymenoptera). Program version 4.0 beta
[cite:388934]
Taxonomic data base (with distribution info provided for every taxon included) maintained by people at the Senckenberg Deutsches Entomologisches Institut, Müncheberg, Germany, and adopted as BG's default taxonomy reference. See also discussion here.
"...the best thing to check for current usage of names" (Dr. Smith's comment)

authors: Blank S.M., Groll E.K., Liston A.D., Prous M., Taeger A.

Older version

i still haven't figured out how to use it...

Davis E.E., French S., Venette R.C. (2005) Mini risk assessment: Giant Woodwasp, Urocerus gigas L. [Hymenoptera: Siricidae]
[cite:455324]
A detailed review covering biology, hosts, distribution, taxonomy, spread potential, economic impact of U. gigas and other aspects.

Schmidt S., Smith D.R. (2016) Pergidae of the World
[cite:629121]

Kroupa A.S. (2020) The Hymenoptera of Central America eXtended. Version 2.0
[cite:2017698]

Wasps of Illinois
Angella Moorehouse has created a color guide to some of the Hymenoptera that can be found in Illinois. Can be downloaded free from The Field Museum.

 
 
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