Author: Blüthgen, 1955
Type species: Halictus prognathus Pérez, 1912, by original designation.
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Clade: Anthophila
Family: Halictidae Subfamily: Halictinae Tribe: Halictini |
Distinctive traits
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Morphologically close genera and how to distinguish them:
Thrincohalictus is very rare, restricted to eastern mediterranean islands. It is morphologically close to the much more common genus Halictus.
Halictus females have a truncated clypeus extended downward at each side of labrum as a small, rather sharp, impunctate projection. Males head is less elongated (malar space < 1x flagellum width).
Lasioglossum species have submarginal vein 3 and recurrent vein 2 less visible than submarginal vein 1. Hairs bands on the abdomen are at the basal part of the segments
Thrincohalictus is very rare, restricted to eastern mediterranean islands. It is morphologically close to the much more common genus Halictus.
- Thrincohalictus - Halictus
Halictus females have a truncated clypeus extended downward at each side of labrum as a small, rather sharp, impunctate projection. Males head is less elongated (malar space < 1x flagellum width).
- Thrincohalictus - Lasioglossum
Lasioglossum species have submarginal vein 3 and recurrent vein 2 less visible than submarginal vein 1. Hairs bands on the abdomen are at the basal part of the segments
General comments on Thrincohalictus species identification
There is only one species of Thrincohalictus recorded in Europe.
There is only one species of Thrincohalictus recorded in Europe.
Thrincohalictus species found in Europe (Ghisbain et al. 2023):
Thrincohalictus prognathus (Pérez, 1912)
Thrincohalictus prognathus (Pérez, 1912)
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