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Diapriinae
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Diapriinae

Diapriinae is a subfamily of parasitoid wasps.

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23 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Diapriini

tribeDiapriini

Spilomicrini

tribeSpilomicrini

Psilini

tribePsilini

Aneurhynchus

genusAneurhynchus

Tetramopria

genusTetramopria

Symphytopria

genusSymphytopria

Lepidopria

genusLepidopria

Calogalesus

genusCalogalesus

Caecopria

genusCaecopria

Solenopsia

genusSolenopsia

Probetyla

genusProbetyla

Termitopria

genusTermitopria

Plagiopria

genusPlagiopria

Oxypria

genusOxypria

Eunuchopria

genusEunuchopria

Cyathopria

genusCyathopria

Cordylocras

genusCordylocras

Cerapsilon

genusCerapsilon

Aulacopria

genusAulacopria

Antropria

genusAntropria

Valia

genusValia

Peckidium

genusPeckidium

Hemilexomyia

genusHemilexomyia

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 373360.