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The Ambositriinae (Hymenoptera : Diapriidae) of Melanesia
Invertebrate Taxonomy, 1987The following species are described from New Guinea: Diphoropria barymorpha, D. niuginiae, D. zaplethes, D. phaeocala, D. gressitti and D. pericompsa (the last also recorded from Solomon IS). Papuapria, gen. nov., is proposed for P. dasciodes, sp. nov., from New Guinea, and P. hemichroma, sp nov., from New Guinea and the Solomon Is.
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The Diapriidae (Hymenoptera) of the southern islands of New Zealand
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand, 1980Abstract This paper completes the study of Diapriidae from the southern islands of New Zealand. One new genus and six new species from the Auckland Is and The Snares are described: Spilomicrus carolae, Malvina insulae, Entomacis subaptera and Hemilexomyia
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New or little known Oriental and Australasian Belytinae (Hymenoptera: Diapriidae)
Oriental Insects, 1998Abstract Eighteen new species of Oriental and Australasian Belytinae (Diapriidae) are described, viz., Aclista zenobia (Philippines), Belyta heretica (India), B. leeuwenhoeki, B. lunaris, B. ufoides, B. urania (Philippines), Cinetus melancholicus (Bismarck islands), Eccinetus hardyi, E. laureli, E. seticornis, Miota tenuis (Philippines), M. xenophobia (
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A REVISION OF THE ISMARINAE OF THE NEW WORLD (HYMENOPTERA, PROCTOTRUPOIDEA, DIAPRIIDAE)
The Canadian Entomologist, 1976AbstractThe genus Ismarus Haliday of the New World is revised. Twenty-one species are recognized, described, and keyed, of which the following 16 are new: I. brevicornis n. sp. ♂ (Mexico), I. clarkae n. sp. ♀ (Canada), I. dux n. sp. ♂ (Panama, Costa Rica), I. flavicrus n. sp. ♀ (Mexico), I. flavigena n. sp. ♂ (Canada, U.S.A.), I. gibsoni n.
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The systematics of the Australian Ambositrinae (Hymenoptera = Diapriidae) [PDF]
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A New Flightless Phaenopria (Hymenoptera: Diapriidae)
The Canadian Entomologist, 1949RecentIy I received from Dr. Clifford O. Berg a series of specimens of a diapriid reared from puparia of Sepedon fuscipennis Loew, a sciomyzid fly, the biology of which he has been investigating at Sodon Lake, Oakland County, Michigan. The species falls in Phaenopria as that genus is currently recognized, and it is apparently ancdescribed.
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