- Syria, Afghanistan, ****stan and India. It was
formerly known as the
bifasciated lark and
sometimes as the
large desert lark. Formerly, the
greater hoopoe-lark...
-
family Pompilidae. Like D. bifasciatus, this is an all-black
species with
bifasciated wings, but the
female has
shorter antennae than D. bifasciatus. Found...
- less
distinctly narrowly fasciate with
lighter color on the spire, and
bifasciate on the body whorl. The
protoconch contains two whorls. The
eight whorls...
- series. It has a
white or
light fulvous to
chestnut color,
unicolored or
bifasciate. The lip is thick,
labiate and
sulcate within, white-varicose externally...
- the
other two
British species of
Dipogon this is an all
black wasp with
bifasciate forewings (two dark
brown bands) with a
white spot at the top. The females...
- is a
spider wasp from the
family Pompilidae. An all-black
species with
bifasciate wings, the
generic name,
Dipogon "two beards",
refers to the
tufts of...
-
sulcate below. It is roseate,
minutely angularly lineate with brown, and
bifasciate with
large maculations. The
spire is maculate. This
marine species occurs...
- series. It is
white or
light fulvous to
chestnut color,
unicolored or
bifasciate. The
outer lip is thick,
labiate and
suleate within, white-varicose externally...
- s**** is solid. It is opaque,
yellowish white,
tinted and
indistinctly bifasciate with chestnut. The
spire is mucronate. It is
longitudinally broadly ribbed...
- The
solid s**** is opaque,
yellowish or
fulvous brown. It is
sometimes bifasciate, with
rather broad longitudinal riblets,
vanishing below,
crossed by spiral...
