first records of synoeca septentrionalis richards, 1978 (hymenoptera, vespidae, epiponini) in the brazilian atlantic rain forest

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Abstract
Nests of Synoeca septentrionalis were collected in two Brazilian Atlantic Rain Forest localities (Itabuna and Santa Terezinha, in the state of Bahia and Alfredo Chaves in the state of Espírito Santo). S. septentrionalis was previously recorded only from Central America and northwestern South America. This finding extends its geographical distribution to Northeast and Southeast regions of Brazil, and represents the first record for S. septentrionalis in the Brazilian Atlantic Rain forest, raising to three the number of Synoeca species known from Bahia State.
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Authors ;Rodolpho Menezes;Sergio Andena;A.F. Carvalho;M. A. Costa
Journal biochimica et biophysica acta
Year 2011
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10.3897/zookeys.151.1882
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Zoology

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