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Eupelminae
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Eupelminae

24 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Anastatus

genusAnastatus

Eupelmus

genusEupelmus

Brasema

genusBrasema

Phlebopenes

genusPhlebopenes

Arachnophaga

genusArachnophaga

Zaischnopsis

genusZaischnopsis

Tineobius

genusTineobius

Calymmochilus

genusCalymmochilus

Merostenus

genusMerostenus

Mesocomys

genusMesocomys

Xenanastatus

genusXenanastatus

Uropelma

genusUropelma

Lecaniobius

genusLecaniobius

Coryptilus

genusCoryptilus

Oozetetes

genusOozetetes

Australoodera

genusAustraloodera

Lutnes

genusLutnes

Ooderella

genusOoderella

Macreupelmus

genusMacreupelmus

Tineobiopsis

genusTineobiopsis

Taphronotus

genusTaphronotus

Cervicosus

genusCervicosus

Omeganastatus

genusOmeganastatus

Eutreptopelma

genusEutreptopelma

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Where it lives

Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 460827.