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Review of the Indian Species of Evania (Hymenoptera: Evanioidea: Evaniidae)
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The Indian species of Evania Fabricius (Hymenoptera: Evaniidae) are revised. Only two species, E. mukerjii Mani, 1943 and the widespread species E. appendigaster (L., 1758), are valid. Eight species, namely, Evania abrahami Joseph, E. agraensis Joseph, E. johni Joseph, E. nurseana Cameron, E. rubrofasciata Brues, E. simlaensis Cameron, E. trivandrensis Joseph, and E. unipunctata Joseph, are synonymised under E. appendigaster. Redescribed the two recognized Indian species of Evania, E. appendigaster and E. mukerjii, with distribution and host data provided.
Gazi Entomolojik Arastirmalar Dernegi
Title: Review of the Indian Species of Evania (Hymenoptera: Evanioidea: Evaniidae)
Description:
The Indian species of Evania Fabricius (Hymenoptera: Evaniidae) are revised.
Only two species, E.
mukerjii Mani, 1943 and the widespread species E.
appendigaster (L.
, 1758), are valid.
Eight species, namely, Evania abrahami Joseph, E.
agraensis Joseph, E.
johni Joseph, E.
nurseana Cameron, E.
rubrofasciata Brues, E.
simlaensis Cameron, E.
trivandrensis Joseph, and E.
unipunctata Joseph, are synonymised under E.
appendigaster.
Redescribed the two recognized Indian species of Evania, E.
appendigaster and E.
mukerjii, with distribution and host data provided.
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