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Family Braconidae - Braconid Wasps

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Rogadinae · Sigalphinae · Cocoons and larvae · tmp page: family expert-verified, further placement uncertain · Braconinae or Doryctinae

Subfamily Rogadinae
Wasp? - Yelicones Braconid Wasp - Aleiodes Wasp? - Aleiodes politiceps Wasp - Aleiodes Exit holes caused by? - Aleiodes chrysallis or cocoon? - Aleiodes Parasitized caterpillar? - Aleiodes Dinosaur Insect? - Aleiodes

Subfamily Sigalphinae
Braconid - Sigalphinae - female Braconid - Sigalphinae - female Braconid - Sigalphinae - female Braconid - Sigalphinae - female Braconid -Sigalphinae - female wasp - female wasp - female wasp - female

Cocoons and larvae
Nest? Parasitized caterpillar swallowtail caterpillars with unidentified yellow cocoon-like thing Braconid Wasp cocoons Braconid Wasp cocoons tiny cocoons? An interesting find! caterpillar

tmp page: family expert-verified, further placement uncertain
small wasp Wasp ID Tiny Tiny Wasp - female Another Iowa Braconid - female Wasp8565 - male Tiny Wasp Wasp ID Wasp (or Sawfly, or...?) ID Request

Braconinae or Doryctinae
Braconid wasp? Braconid wasp? Braconid Wasp 6015027 - female 6015027 - female

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