Taxonomy, Ethology, And Ecology of Phidippus (Araneae: Salticidae) in Eastern North America
Taxonomy, Ethology, And Ecology of Phidippus (Araneae: Salticidae) in Eastern North America
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An undetermined parasite that has not been collected is also reported, probably belong- ing to one of the above families. Eggsacs parasitized by this species 214 have been found with the parasites already emerged; the eggs were hol- lowed out and a circular emergency hole was cut on one side. An eggsac of P. regius contained 101 parasitized eggs, and 1 infertile egg; an eggsac of P. otiosus had 73 parasitized eggs, 2 infertile eggs, and 24 young. No young survived in the P_. clarus eggsac paras...itized by Arachnophaga aldrlchi .
A single dipteran parasitoid ( Sarcophaga davidsonii Coquillett) has been reported on P_. opifex by Coquillet (1892). Although Acroceridae are widely known as spider parasitoids (Schlinger, 1960; Eason et al. , 1967) the report here of an as yet undetermined Ogcodes species emerging from a juvenile of _P. princeps is only the second for the genus. Jack- son (1976) reported an acrocerid emerging from a specimen of P. johnsoni .
I previously reported (Edwards, 1975) two species of fungi attack- ing P.
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An undetermined parasite that has not been collected is also reported, probably belong- ing to one of the above families. Eggsacs parasitized by this species 214 have been found with the parasites already emerged; the eggs were hol- lowed out and a circular emergency hole was cut on one side. An eggsac of P. regius contained 101 parasitized eggs, and 1 infertile egg; an eggsac of P. otiosus had 73 parasitized eggs, 2 infertile eggs, and 24 young. No young survived in the P_. clarus eggsac paras...itized by Arachnophaga aldrlchi .
A single dipteran parasitoid ( Sarcophaga davidsonii Coquillett) has been reported on P_. opifex by Coquillet (1892). Although Acroceridae are widely known as spider parasitoids (Schlinger, 1960; Eason et al. , 1967) the report here of an as yet undetermined Ogcodes species emerging from a juvenile of _P. princeps is only the second for the genus. Jack- son (1976) reported an acrocerid emerging from a specimen of P. johnsoni .
I previously reported (Edwards, 1975) two species of fungi attack- ing P.
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