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Abrochia spec

Abrochia spec

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Status
Not Evaluated

IUCN conservation assessment category

Habitat
Various biomes

Primary ecological niche & biome

Diet
Omnivorous

Dietary type and primary food source

Activity
Diurnal

Diurnal, nocturnal, or active patterns

Scientific Summary

GBIF Taxonomic Backbone & Wikipedia Registry Profile

Remarks. This species was described from the three specimens mentioned above. Simmons and Weller (2006) ressurected Myrmecopsis, including in it several species that were previously placed in Pseudosphex (see notes on fuscus and deceptans). However, they did not treat Abrochia spitzi or its putative sister species, Pseudosphex nivaca (Dukinfield-Jones, 1914). The two characters found by Simmons and Weller (2006) to be autapomorphic for Myrmecopsis do not occur in P. spitzi. This species may be closest to Cercocladia Draudt, 1915, but until further studies are made, it should remain in Pseudosphex, as incorrect as this placement may be. Simmons and Weller (2006) incorrectly mentioned Pseudosphex Hübner, 1818 as a junior synonym of Chrysostola Herrich-Schäffer, 1855, whereas the opposite is true, and for this reason this species is treated here under Pseudosphex.
Biology & Conservation

Scientific field studies are ongoing to establish comprehensive biological records for this species, including precise wild population estimates, dietary distributions, typical lifespans, and specific daily activity patterns. Taxonomic details have been successfully categorized under the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) backbone index, and deeper environmental analysis is active to catalog its behavior and conservation profile within its native biomes.

Energy & Activity Profile
Habitat & Adaptation Index
Quick Facts
Native RangeGlobal
Habitat RangeGlobal
Lifespan
StatusData Deficient
ScientificAbrochia spec
Registry Info
LifespanUnknown
KingdomAnimalia
FamilyErebidae