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- wasp, Hymenoptera, entomology, identification, biological control, taxonomy
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- Wasps are Earth's most exceptional animals. However, various impediments prevent the recognition of their true diversity and splendor. Biodiversity & Classification of Wasps, 1st Edition, 19 authors provide an updated overview of wasps (Hymenoptera: Apocrita, excluding Formicoidea and Anthophila) including morphology, identification, and classification in the most comprehensive 21st Century coverage of the order to date.
- This text was originally developed as part of the 2023 WaspID Course (https://WaspIDCourse.WordPress.com), but has been designed to function as a stand-alone resource. Planned updates for future editions include identification keys, expanded reference lists, and improved taxonomy in accordance with novel studies.
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Added Creator R. Luke Kresslein
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Added Creator Kendrick O. Fowler
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Added Creator Sofía R. Fernández Flores
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- Wasps are Earth's most exceptional animals. However, various impediments prevent the recognition of their true diversity and splendor. Biodiversity & Classification of Wasps, 1st Edition, 19 authors provide an updated overview of wasps (Hymenoptera: Apocrita, excluding Formicoidea and Anthophila) including morphology, identification, and classification in the most comprehensive 21st Century coverage of the order to date.
This text was originally developed as part of the 2023 WaspID Course (https://WaspIDCourse.WordPress.com), but has been designed to function as a stand-alone resource. Planned updates for future editions include identification keys, expanded reference lists, and improved taxonomy in accordance with novel studies.
- This text was originally developed as part of the 2023 WaspID Course (https://WaspIDCourse.WordPress.com), but has been designed to function as a stand-alone resource. Planned updates for future editions include identification keys, expanded reference lists, and improved taxonomy in accordance with novel studies.
- Editors: Louis F. Nastasi, R. Luke Kresslein, Kendrick O. Fowler, & Sofía R. Fernández Flores.
- Chapters:
- 1. Introduction to wasps. Louis F. Nastasi
- 2. Taxonomy & phylogenetics. Louis F. Nastasi & R. Luke Kresslein
- 3. Wasp morphology. Codey L. Mathis & Louis F. Nastasi
- 4. Ecology of parasitoid Hymenoptera. Charles K. Davis, Louis F. Nastasi, & Jessica Awad
- 5. Collecting and rearing wasps. Kendrick O. Fowler, Jessica Awad, Sloan Tomlinson, & Louis F. Nastasi
- 6. Preserving wasps. Tyler Kelly, Louis F. Nastasi, R. Luke Kresslein, & Kendrick O. Fowler
- 7. Superfamily Ichneumonoidea. Abigail P. Martens & Davide Dal Pos
- 8. Superfamily Ceraphronoidea. Tobias Salden
- 9. Superfamily Proctotrupoidea. Nathaniel Green
- 10. Superfamily Diaprioidea. Kendrick O. Fowler
- 11. Superfamilies Chalcidoidea & Mymarommatoidea. R. Luke Kresslein, Alana McClelland, Sofía R. Fernández Flores, & Y. Miles Zhang
- 12. Superfamily Platygastroidea. Jessica Awad
- 13. Superfamily Cynipoidea. Louis F. Nastasi
- 14. Superfamily Evanioidea. Ben Parslow
- 15. Superfamilies Stephanoidea, Megalyroidea, & Trigonaloidea. Zachary Griebenow
- 16. Superfamily Chrysidoidea. Michael Skvarla
- 17. Superfamily Vespoidea. Chris Alice Kratzer
- 18. Superfamilies Pompiloidea, Scolioidea, Thynnoidea, & Tiphioidea. Sloan Tomlinson
- 19. Superfamily Apoidea. Sloan Tomlinson
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- Wasps are Earth's most exceptional animals. However, various impediments prevent the recognition of their true diversity and splendor. Biodiversity & Classification of Wasps, 1st Edition, 19 authors provide an updated overview of wasps (Hymenoptera: Apocrita, excluding Formicoidea and Anthophila) including morphology, identification, and classification in the most comprehensive 21st Century coverage of the order to date.
- This text was originally developed as part of the 2023 WaspID Course (https://WaspIDCourse.WordPress.com), but has been designed to function as a stand-alone resource. Planned updates for future editions include identification keys, expanded reference lists, and improved taxonomy in accordance with novel studies.
- Editors: Louis F. Nastasi, R. Luke Kresslein, Kendrick O. Fowler, & Sofía R. Fernández Flores.
- Chapters:
- 1. Introduction to wasps. Louis F. Nastasi
- 2. Taxonomy & phylogenetics. Louis F. Nastasi & R. Luke Kresslein
- 3. Wasp morphology. Codey L. Mathis & Louis F. Nastasi
- 4. Ecology of parasitoid Hymenoptera. Charles K. Davis, Louis F. Nastasi, & Jessica Awad
- 5. Collecting and rearing wasps. Kendrick O. Fowler, Jessica Awad, Sloan Tomlinson, & Louis F. Nastasi
- 6. Preserving wasps. Tyler Kelly, Louis F. Nastasi, R. Luke Kresslein, & Kendrick O. Fowler
- 7. Superfamily Ichneumonoidea. Abigail P. Martens & Davide Dal Pos
- 8. Superfamily Ceraphronoidea. Tobias Salden
- 9. Superfamily Proctotrupoidea. Nathaniel Green
- 10. Superfamily Diaprioidea. Kendrick O. Fowler
- 11. Superfamilies Chalcidoidea & Mymarommatoidea. R. Luke Kresslein, Alana McClelland, Sofía R. Fernández Flores, & Y. Miles Zhang
- 12. Superfamily Platygastroidea. Jessica Awad
- 13. Superfamily Cynipoidea. Louis F. Nastasi
- 14. Superfamily Evanioidea. Ben Parslow
- 15. Superfamilies Stephanoidea, Megalyroidea, & Trigonaloidea. Zachary Griebenow
- 16. Superfamily Chrysidoidea. Michael Skvarla
- 17. Superfamily Vespoidea. Chris Alice Kratzer
- 18. Superfamilies Pompiloidea, Scolioidea, Thynnoidea, & Tiphioidea. Sloan Tomlinson
19. Superfamily Apoidea. Sloan Tomlinson
- 19. Superfamily Apoidea. Sloan Tomlinson
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