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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Ants, Bees, Wasps and Sawflies (Hymenoptera) » parasitic Apocrita » Platygastroidea » Platygastridae

Family Platygastridae

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Platygastridae » Platygastrinae » Platygaster
Another parasitic wasp in goldenrod gall - Platygaster Another parasitic wasp in goldenrod gall - Platygaster Another parasitic wasp in goldenrod gall - Platygaster Another parasitic wasp in goldenrod gall - Platygaster Another parasitic wasp in goldenrod gall - Platygaster Goldenrod pedicellate gall. Parasites? - Platygaster Goldenrod pedicellate gall. Parasites? - Platygaster Goldenrod pedicellate gall. Parasites? - Platygaster Tiny Fly Look Like Ant - Platygaster Tiny Fly Look Like Ant - Platygaster

Platygastridae » Teleasinae
Platygastridae, apterous wasp #4 - male Gall Wasp? - male

Platygastridae » Teleasinae » Trimorus
tiny wingless wasp - Trimorus - male wingless wasp - Trimorus - female wingless wasp - Trimorus - female Tiny wingless wasp? - Trimorus - female Tiny wingless wasp? - Trimorus - female Tiny wingless wasp? - Trimorus - female Tiny wingless wasp? - Trimorus - female

Platygastridae » Scelioninae
Tiny wasp with Whiteflies

Platygastridae » Scelioninae » Baeus
Baeus Dwarf flightless Scelionid Wasp - Baeus - female Tiniest Hymenopteran I've ever seen: Proctotrupoidea ??? - Baeus

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