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Subfamily Rileyinae

Neorileya · Rileya

Genus Neorileya
Chalcidoid - Neorileya - female anterolateral - Neorileya lateral - Neorileya Parasitic wasp - Neorileya Reared from Monkey Slug Cat - Neorileya Reared from Monkey Slug Cat - Neorileya Reared from Monkey Slug Cat - Neorileya Wasp on hemipteran eggs - Neorileya - female

Genus Rileya
Parasitoid wasp - Rileya Gall on Elephantopus carolinianus - Rileya Gall on Elephantopus carolinianus - Rileya Eurytomidae, parasitoid on Cecidomyiidae, dorsal - Rileya Eurytomidae, ex Asphondylia rudbeckiaeconspicua - Rileya - female chalcid wasp in sawtooth sunflower gall - Rileya chalcid wasp in sawtooth sunflower gall - Rileya Male torymid? - Rileya


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