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Kleptoparasitism (originally
spelt clepto-parasitism,
meaning "parasitism by theft") is a form of
feeding in
which one
animal deliberately takes food from...
- families, like Townsendiella, a
nomadine apid, two
species of
which are
cleptoparasites of the
dasypodaid genus Hesperapis,
while the
other species in the...
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psenes also has a
cleptoparasite,
Philotrypesis caricae. The
cleptoparasite is
actually another wasp. By
being a
cleptoparasite, P.
caricae allows B...
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common species of
cuckoo wasp,
Chrysis angolensis, is
frequently a
cleptoparasite in
Sceliphron nests, and is only one of many
different insects that...
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bringing it to the fig tree. This
species is also
transported by the
cleptoparasite Philotrypesis caricae (Agaonidae).
Molecular variability and phylogeny...
- Colletidae.
Andrenids are
among the few bee
families that have no
cleptoparasites. The
family contains a very
large number of taxa,
especially among...
- Nomadinae, or
cuckoo bees, has 31
genera in 10
tribes which are all
cleptoparasites in the
nests of
other bees.
Tribes include:
Ammobatini Ammobatoidini...
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attract various species of
parasitic flies and wasps, many of
which are
cleptoparasites; in some cases, the sand
wasps prey on
their own parasites, a surprisingly...
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nematode ****ociated with the fig
pollinator Blastophaga psenes, and its
cleptoparasite Philotrypesis caricae.
Schistonchus macrophylla and
Schistonchus altermacrophylla...
- Smith-Pardo. (2013). New
species of
Exomalopsis and its ****ociated
cleptoparasite Nomada from
Colombia with
description of the nest (Hymenoptera: Apoidea:...
