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Comptoniella
Wiebes 1992
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Eujacobsonia Grandi, 1923
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Gaudalia Wiebes, 1967
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Grandiana Wiebes, 1961
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Grasseiana Abdurahiman & Joseph,
1967
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Lipothymus Grandi, 1921
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Marginalia Priyadarsanan, 2000
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Micranisa Walker, 1875
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Micrognathophora
Grandi, 1921
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Otitesella
Westwood, 1883
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Philosycus
Wiebes, 1969
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Philosycella
Abdurahiman
& Joseph, 1976
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Walkerella Westwood, 1883
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Distribution
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Old
World: Afrotropical, Oriental, Australasian, and southern Palearctic
regions. |
Biology
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Host
fig species:
Ficus species in Subgenus Urostigma (Sections Urostigma;
Stilpnophyllum; Galoglychia) Subgenus Pharmacosycea
(Section Oreosycea); Subgenus Sycomorus (Section Sycocarpus);
Subgenus Sycidium (Section Sycidium). |
References
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Joseph,
K.J. 1964. A proposed revision of the classification of the fig insects of the
families Agaonidae and Torymidae (Hymenoptera). Proceedings of the Royal
Entomological Society of London (B). 33: 63-66.
Jousseline, E., van Noort, S., Rasplus J.Y.,
& Greeff, J. 2006.
Patterns of diversification of afrotropical otiteselline fig wasps:
phylogenetic study reveals a double radiation across host figs and
conservatism of host association. Journal of Evolutionary
Biology
19: 253-266.
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Next genus:
Ficicola
(Pteromalinae)
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