Talk:Thyreus denolii

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Some concerns about breeding/parasitism section

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So as I said in the page, T. denolii belongs to the tribe Melectini, which do have the parasitic behaviour I described. But the article by Straka and Engel on T. denolii never explicitly states that T. denolii itself has the behaviour. But it doesn't say that they don't either. So, seeing as they belong to Melectini, it's still safe to say T. denolii shows this behaviour, right? That's the impression I got from the article. I would expect that they would mention it if their behaviour was different compared to the rest of their tribe. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Watermelon-lemon (talk • contribs) 23:27, 19 June 2019 (UTC)Reply

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