Pseudomyrmosa Suárez, 1980

Williams, Kevin A., 2025, Color syndrome terminology for velvet ant females (Hymenoptera: Mutillidae and Myrmosidae), Zootaxa 5684 (1), pp. 1-238 : 13

Pseudomyrmosa Suárez, 1980 —The best available key to females was written by Lelej (1985).

Fig. 31 — Pseudomyrmosa gobicola Lelej, 1981 : Code 2/1, length 3.1 mm, Russia (PA), Further data not available, Collection unknown. Identifier unknown. Photo by V. Loktionov in Pagliano et al. (2020).

Fig. 32 — Pseudomyrmosa cf. minuta (Morawitz, 1894) : Code 2/4, length 3.3 mm, China (PA), Hebei, Kreis Yongia (28.10 120.70), CSEC. Determined by KAW. Photo by KAW at CDFA. This specimen was misidentified by KAW as Taimyrmosa mongolica (Suárez, 1974) in Pagliano et al. (2020).

Taimyrmosa Lelej, 2005 —There are no keys that include all three of the species known females, see Lelej (1985) and Lelej et al. (2001).

Fig. 33 — Taimyrmosa mongolica (Suárez, 1974) : Code 2/4, length 6.9 mm, China (PA), Hubei, Lichuan , Hsiao-Ho (30.31 108.93), CASC. Determined by KAW. Photo by KAW at CDFA .

Fig. 34 — Taimyrmosa nigrofasciata (Yasumatsu, 1931) : Code 2/1, length 7.3 mm, Japan (PA), Ehime, Mt. Kasatori (33.56 132.93), Collection unknown. Identifier unknown. Published in Okayasu et al. (2018).

FAMILY MUTILLIDAE Latreille, 1802

SUBFAMILY PSEUDOPHOTOPSIDINAE Bischoff, 1920 —There is only one genus in this subfamily.

Figures

FIGURES 2–34. Myrmosidae. Dorsal habitus. Scale bars represent actual specimen length.