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Superfamily Chrysidoidea - Cuckoo Wasps and Allies

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Cuckoo Wasps and Allies (Chrysidoidea) » Bethylidae
Bee ?? Bee ?? Wasp? Wierd Wasp wingless wasp Another Micro Another Micro - female Bethylid wasp Bethylid wasp Wasp wasp Tiny Wasp Tiny Wasp Bethylid wasp?

Cuckoo Wasps and Allies (Chrysidoidea) » Bethylidae » Pristocerinae
wingless wasp - female wingless wasp - female

Cuckoo Wasps and Allies (Chrysidoidea) » Bethylidae » Pristocerinae » Dissomphalus
Bethylid - Dissomphalus - female small wingless wasp - Dissomphalus

Cuckoo Wasps and Allies (Chrysidoidea) » Bethylidae » Pristocerinae » Pristocera » Pristocera armifera
Pristocera armifera - male Pristocera armifera - male Pristocera armifera - male wasp - Pristocera armifera

Cuckoo Wasps and Allies (Chrysidoidea) » Bethylidae » Pristocerinae » Pseudisobrachium
Ant? - Pseudisobrachium Bethylid wasp - Pseudisobrachium

 
 
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