Table 3 in Biology and ecology of a deep cave nesting spider wasp, Ageniella evansi Townes, (Hymenoptera: Pompilidae), in Arizona

Table 3. Data for in-cave nesting trials of Ageniella evansi Townes, 1957 in Arkenstone Cave.
WaspHostlengthlengthDate host placed in# of open surfaceEmergenceTotalEmerged wasp sex/TrialDate/time set(mm)(mm)Host type nest by waspexcavations†datedayslength (mm)Notes‡HB120 March 1994/12521111Selenops20/21 March 1994N/AN/A15*N/A1HB221 March 1994/1253118Lycosidae 21/22 March 1994N/AN/A14*N/A2S114 March 1995/1606119Selenops14/15 March 19954NoneN/AN/A3S214 March 1995/1602128Selenops14/15 March 19957NoneN/AN/A4S316 March 1995/1406119SelenopsUnknownN/ANoneN/AN/A5S416 March 1995/1410119.5SelenopsUnknownN/ANoneN/AN/A6S514 March 1995/14221110Selenops14/15 March 199553/4 February325Male/1071996S614 March 1995/1420118Selenops14/15 March 199543/4 February325Male/781996
†Number of open surface exploratory burrow excavations; occupied burrows are always closed.
*Larval age at excavation.
‡See notes after table:
1. Excavated 4-2-1994; monitored; larva dead by 4–30-1994.
2. Excavated 4-2-1994; monitored; larva dead by 4–30-1994.
3. Died in pupal stage; excavated 3–23-1996.
4. Cell excavated on 4-3-1996; Selenops head capsule present; no remains of larva, pupa or wasp.
5. Excavated 4-3-1996; no trace of spider, larva, pupa or wasp.
6. Excavated 4-3-1996; no trace of spider, larva, pupa or wasp.
7. Pupal case length 12 mm.
8. Pupal case length 9.5 mm.