Definition of Epipleuron. Meaning of Epipleuron. Synonyms of Epipleuron

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Definition of Epipleuron

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Meaning of Epipleuron from wikipedia

- including Europe, the Near East and North Africa. It distinguished by a wide epipleuron. The ventral surface has spot markings. It contains the following species:...
- pattern of N. tomentosus is similar to that of a bumble bee. Its elytral epipleuron is completely black except for symmetrical orange splotches. The pronotum...
- cases (or elytra) are red-brick to black, with a pale outer margin (or epipleuron). The elytra on male beetles has 3 narrow grooves. The females have 10...
- with very short white pubescence. Elytra black with dark-brown apex. Epipleuron black, fringed with white pubescence. Femora dark-brown, with brown tibiae...
- Maxillary palps yellow or yellowish red. Mandibles marked with yellow. Epipleuron of the third tergite not separated by a crease. Size 7-8 mm, 24–30 flagellomeres...
- and shining between punctures. Third gastral tergite separated from the epipleuron by a crease. Spiracular carina indistinct or obliterated. Size 12–13 mm...
- with black macula that corresponds to small black macula on prothorax. Epipleuron with vague iridescent pale green pubescence in most specimens. Elytral...
- rugose-punctate centrally). Third gastral tergite separated from the epipleuron by a crease. Median longitudinal carinae of propodeum complete anteriorly...
- a prominent black spot found at the line of metasternum, and elytral epipleuron. Pronotum faint orange to yellow in color with two prominent black spots...
- tibia with a lobe on the apex of the mesotibia, and an entirely black epipleuron with a long epipleural ridge on the elytron extending forwards towards...