Journal: PLOS ONE
Article Title: Molecular identification of Hymenopteran insects collected by using Malaise traps from Hazarganji Chiltan National Park Quetta, Pakistan
doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0300903
Figure Lengend Snippet: Collection sites, number of insects collected and their morpho-molecular characterization.
Article Snippet: The most commonly identified Hymenopteran insects were Bethylidae sp. (59/538, 9.11%), followed by Tachysphex incertus (Radoszkowski, 1877) (48/538, 8.92%), Cerceris rybyensis (Linnaeus, 1771) (36/538, 8.55%), Tachytes freygessneri (43/538, 7.99%), Formicidae sp. and Lasioglossum sp. (42/538, 7.81%), Hymenoptera sp. (41/538, 7.62%), Anthidium punctatum , Camponotus compressus and Tachysphex sp. (39/538, 7.25%), Megachile leachella (38/538, 7.06%), Sphecidae sp. (37/538, 6.88%) and Evaniidae sp. (35/538, 6.51%) as presented in .
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