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• W1978552875 abstract "Abstract. 1 Whenever parasitism by more than one female occurs, larvae of parasitoids not only have to resist host defence but also face competition with other (unrelated) larvae. Competition is particularly important in solitary parasitoids where only one larva is able to complete its development. Such a situation is found in Conopidae (Diptera) parasitizing adult bumble bees where larvae of two species of conopid flies, Sicus ferrugineus L. and Physocephala rufipes F. often compete within the common host Bombus pascuorum Scopoli. This study analysed the larval development of the two species and asks how competition among larvae may be regulated. 2 Parasitized workers of B.pascuorum were caught in the field and kept according to different experimental schedules in the laboratory. This provided stage-structured data for the temporal course of development of the parasitic larvae. For the analysis, a simulation model was constructed that estimated the duration of all parasitic stages (Manly, 1990, first method). In both species the egg stage was found to be approximately 2 days, first instar 3 days, second instar 4 days, and third instar 3 days. The total development time is an estimated 10.8 days from oviposition in S.ferrugineus and 11.4 days in P.rufipes. S.ferrugineus develops faster in the beginning, probably because of its larger egg size, whereas P.rufipes pupates at larger size. First-instar larvae of both species possess strong, pointed mandibles. 3 The success of conopid larvae seems only marginally affected by host defence, for a single larva per host almost always completes development. Under competition, however, mortality rate increases substantially, and most larvae die in their first instar. Moreover, they show signs of melanization. The estimates for developmental times and the patterns found in this study suggest that conopid larvae seem capable of physical attacks, particularly during the first instar, when elimination of competitors is most common, and that S.ferrugineus has a time advantage because of its faster early development. Because most studies have previously been carried out with hymenopteran parasitoids, this study provides new information about the other large group of parasitoid insects, the Diptera, and demonstrates convergent patterns." @default.
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• W1978552875 title "Larval development of two parasitic flies (Conopidae) in the common host Bombus pascuorum" @default.
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