Hymenoptera Glossary

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stipes

definition: Thesclerite that articulates basally with thecardo, apically with the galea andlacinia, and laterally with the maxillarypalpus.

written by: Miko, I. 2009. Curator. Hymenoptera Ontology.

OBO dbxref: HAO:0000958

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homonym

(from: Birket-Smith, S. J. R. 1981.) gonostyle by:Istvan Miko

alternative definition

(from: Goulet, H., and J. T. Huber. 1993.) A major sclerite of the maxilla, articulating basally with the cardo, apically with the galea and lacinia, and laterally with the maxillary palpus. by:Istvan Miko

alternative definition

(from: Snodgrass, R. E. 1935.) the distal subdivision of the maxilla, bearing the endite lobes and palpus, and containing the palpal and lobe muscles by:Andy Deans

homonym

(from: Thomson, C. G. 1872.) id: 3939, Thomson marked the doesal part of the volsella/parosicculus (exceeding the tip of harpe/gonosicculus) and the harpe/gonosicculus with separated abbreviations on his figures, therefore it is clear, that stipes (sensu Thomson 1872) is homologous with gonostipes (sensu HO 2009). by:Istvan Miko

plural form (from: Thomson, C. G. 1872.) stipites by:Istvan Miko

homonym

(from: Wheeler, W. M. 1910.) 3939 by:Istvan Miko

homonym

(from: Zander, E. 1900.) id: 3939, not seentaken from Snodgrass 1941. by:Istvan Miko

existing relationships:

stipes	part_of /	maxilla	matt
palpifer	part_of /	stipes	adeans	09/01/2006
subgalea	part_of /	stipes	adeans	09/01/2006
stipes	is_a /	sclerite	imiko	03/27/2009

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