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Using  CO1  sequence analysis, we investigated the relationships of Western Palearctic and Nearctic    Cotesia    that spin aggregated cocoons in the shape of a ball, and as adults are morphologically very similar. The analysis included the conceptual taxa    C.   tibialis   ,    C.   ofella   ,    C.   vanessae   ,    C.   ruficrus   ,    C.   xylina    and    C.   yakutatensis   , as well as the newly described species    C.   trivaliae    sp. nov . The examined specimens of    C.   tibialis   ,    C.   ofella   ,    C.   vanessae   ,    C.   ruficrus    and    C.   trivaliae    sp. nov.  were collected in several European countries, and    C.   xylina    and    C.   yakutatensis    in Canada and the USA. Molecular analyses showed that    C.   ruficrus    is not closely related to the other studied taxa. Based on the genetic distances as well as biology and morphology,    C.   vanessae    and    C.   ofella    are confirmed as solid taxa. The species    C.   yakutatensis    comprises two entities. Having 8 haplotypes,    C.   tibialis    also emerges as a species complex, divided into two clusters. With 26 detected haplotypes,    C.   xylina    shows the highest diversity, being composed of three segregates. The conceptual species    C.   tibialis   ,    C.   xylina    and    C.   yakutatensis    seem to be species complexes containing several candidates for recognition as distinct species. One from the European    C.   tibialis    complex is here described as new, and the impediments to be overcome before the description of further species are outlined.

journal of hymenoptera research

﻿An integrative taxonomic study of north temperate    Cotesia    Cameron (  Hymenoptera  ,   Braconidae  ,   Microgastrinae  ) that form silken cocoon balls, with the description of a new species

﻿An integrative taxonomic study of north temperate Cotesia Cameron ( Hymenoptera , Braconidae , Microgastrinae ) that form silken cocoon balls, with the description of a new species

An integrative taxonomic study of north temperate Cotesia Cameron ( Hymenoptera , Braconidae , Microgastrinae ) that form silken cocoon balls, with the description of a new species