Chartergus

E380752

Chartergus is a genus of social paper wasps known for constructing large, often spherical nests in tropical regions of the Americas.

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Chartergus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
behavior colony-forming
eusocial
belongsToGroup Neotropical swarm-founding wasps
class Insecta
commonName social paper wasps
communication chemical cues (pheromones)
describedAs genus of social paper wasps
diet predatory on other insects
distribution tropical regions of the Americas
ecologicalRole pollinator (minor)
predator of herbivorous insects
family Vespidae
foundInBiome tropical dry forest
tropical rainforest
habitat tropical forests
wooded areas
hasSpecies Chartergus brasiliensis
Chartergus chartifex
Chartergus globiventris
Chartergus metanotalis
Chartergus soror
Chartergus striatus
kingdom Animalia
lifeCycle holometabolous development
nativeRange Neotropical realm
surface form: Neotropics
nestMaterial chewed plant fibers mixed with saliva
nestShape often spherical nests
nestSize large nests
nestType paper nests
notableFeature large spherical or subspherical carton nests suspended from vegetation or structures
order Hymenoptera
parentTaxon Polistinae
Vespidae
phylum Arthropoda
reproduction swarm founding by multiple queens
reproductiveCastes queens
workers
socialStructure multi-comb nests enclosed in a common envelope
studiedInField behavioral ecology
entomology
sociobiology
subfamily Polistinae
taxonRank genus
tribe Epiponini

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Polistinae hasMember Chartergus