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Canadian National Parks Malaise Program Appendix 2. Grasslands [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Dorsal] [Lateral] Cecidomyiidae Cecidomyiidae Cecidomyiidae Cecidomyiidae Ageniella agenioides Episyron oregon BIN URI: BOLD:ACC6601 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC5901 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV1351 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2667 BIN URI: BOLD:AAJ7439 BIN URI: BOLD:ACB9713 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Pompilidae Pompilidae Arachnospila Pompilidae Arachnospila scelesta Pompilidae BIN URI: BOLD:ACB9487 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU4460 BIN URI: BOLD:ABY1389 BIN URI: BOLD:ACJ0541 BIN URI: BOLD:ABW7315 BIN URI: BOLD:ACN7009 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Cecidomyiidae Tiphiidae Agathidinae Crabronidae Ectemnius maculosus Ectemnius BIN URI: BOLD:AAV5574 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2980 BIN URI: BOLD:AAP1178 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI4877 BIN URI: BOLD:AAE8164 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG3183 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Lestica confluenta Oxybelus uniglumis Tachytes pennsylvanicus Tachysphex Tachysphex Euphoriella BIN URI: BOLD:AAG3184 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG7855 BIN URI: BOLD:ACN5168 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI8974 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU9749 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG8261 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Wesmaelia Braconidae Peristenus Hymenoptera Peristenus BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1383 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU8721 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7769 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA8464 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA8468 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC6976 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Peristenus Peristenus Euphorinae Leiophron sp. Euphorinae Euphorinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACK1839 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU3508 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0764 BIN URI: BOLD:AAB5707 BIN URI: BOLD:ACH1858 BIN URI: BOLD:ACQ3726 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Euphorus sp. Braconidae Meteorus Meteorus Meteorus Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:AAB7106 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV1533 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1360 BIN URI: BOLD:AAI1550 BIN URI: BOLD:AAQ2991 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7210 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Euphorinae Euphorinae Braconidae Euphorinae Ephedrus BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0550 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU9156 BIN URI: BOLD:ACP8563 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8123 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2862 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC7020 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Hymenoptera Ephedrus incompletus Praon Praon Praon Praon BIN URI: BOLD:ACH1175 BIN URI: BOLD:ACH6496 BIN URI: BOLD:ABW3216 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC0911 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI4833 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU3985 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Praon Braconidae Hymenoptera Praon Praon Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:ACV1189 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU9220 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH7443 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5540 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV1637 BIN URI: BOLD:AAZ4462 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Charmon Ascogaster Ascogaster Ascogaster Ascogaster BIN URI: BOLD:AAG8247 BIN URI: BOLD:ACJ0271 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1232 BIN URI: BOLD:ABA8042 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1339 BIN URI: BOLD:ACM1627 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Dorsal] [Lateral] Braconidae Chelonus Chelonus Chelonus Chelonus Microplitis BIN URI: BOLD:ACU6702 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH0556 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH0605 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI4607 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0923 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA2409 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Microplitis Microplitis nigritus Microplitis Microplitis Braconidae Microplitis BIN URI: BOLD:ACD3985 BIN URI: BOLD:AAB2249 BIN URI: BOLD:AAF5261 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU9924 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0320 BIN URI: BOLD:AAK6444 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Microplitis jft07 Microplitis jft60 Braconidae Diolcogaster Diolcogaster Diolcogaster BIN URI: BOLD:AAC0023 BIN URI: BOLD:AAE8461 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2234 BIN URI: BOLD:ABX9950 BIN URI: BOLD:AAB0194 BIN URI: BOLD:ABZ4138 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Diolcogaster jft30 Diolcogaster Diolcogaster Diolcogaster Braconidae Apanteles jft09 BIN URI: BOLD:ACF4738 BIN URI: BOLD:AAB0185 BIN URI: BOLD:ACF4739 BIN URI: BOLD:ACL9898 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU6720 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA8871 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Dorsal] [Lateral] [Lateral] Apanteles Microgaster jft11 Microgaster Microgaster Microgaster Pholetesor jft09 BIN URI: BOLD:ACL2413 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH3530 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA7886 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU4018 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU6312 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA8732 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Pholetesor bedelliae Pholetesor Dolichogenidea jft01 Pholetesor ornigis Cotesia Cotesia BIN URI: BOLD:AAA9172 BIN URI: BOLD:AAB5026 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA9404 BIN URI: BOLD:AAB0520 BIN URI: BOLD:ACB2659 BIN URI: BOLD:ABX6366 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Cotesia Protapanteles alaskensis Cotesia jft06 Cotesia Cotesia Cotesia BIN URI: BOLD:ACJ8916 BIN URI: BOLD:ABZ7618 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA8055 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA9386 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA5700 BIN URI: BOLD:ABY4229 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Microgastrinae Microgastrinae Microgastrinae Macrocentrus Hymenoptera Meteorus BIN URI: BOLD:ACU6490 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU9502 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2996 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1352 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1358 BIN URI: BOLD:ACP9133 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Lysiphlebus Aphidius uzbekistanicus Aphidiinae Braconidae Trioxys pallidus Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1226 BIN URI: BOLD:AAJ1250 BIN URI: BOLD:AAM7497 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5557 BIN URI: BOLD:ABA8091 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7012 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Trioxys Braconidae Trioxys Trioxys Trioxys Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5873 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8054 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI3484 BIN URI: BOLD:ACL5105 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI3056 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8390 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Aleiodes Aleiodes Aleiodes Aleiodes Aleiodes Aleiodes ruficornis BIN URI: BOLD:AAH8780 BIN URI: BOLD:ACD1564 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG5010 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG5007 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1310 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV3273 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Habrobracon Bracon Bracon Bracon Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8155 BIN URI: BOLD:ACI4326 BIN URI: BOLD:AAM7220 BIN URI: BOLD:ACH1859 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU6365 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0959 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Bracon Bracon Bracon Bracon Bracon BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7391 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1351 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7147 BIN URI: BOLD:ABV2674 BIN URI: BOLD:ABV2692 BIN URI: BOLD:ACD0485 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Bracon Bracon Braconidae Braconidae Braconidae Hormiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0361 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2166 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2471 BIN URI: BOLD:AAQ2943 BIN URI: BOLD:ACA9999 BIN URI: BOLD:ACH1487 [Lateral] [Dorsal] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Hormius Hormius Hormius Hormius Hormius Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:ACC4201 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC7384 BIN URI: BOLD:ACE6261 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8295 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8296 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1395 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Braconidae Braconidae Braconidae Braconidae Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:ABA8036 BIN URI: BOLD:ACB3325 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5947 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7044 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2385 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV2823 [Lateral] [Dorsal] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Dinotrema Alysiinae Dinotrema BIN URI: BOLD:AAU9346 BIN URI: BOLD:ACE4724 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC6809 BIN URI: BOLD:AAE8425 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH3185 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH2151 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Dinotrema Alysiinae Dinotrema Dinotrema Alysiinae Dinotrema BIN URI: BOLD:ACE6141 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1342 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC1642 BIN URI: BOLD:ACA9196 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU8985 BIN URI: BOLD:AAA7636 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Dinotrema Orthostigma Dinotrema Coelinius Alysiinae Alysiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACE6877 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH3182 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5780 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC1016 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1385 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU9432 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Alysiinae Dacnusa Alysiinae Coelinius Coelinius Alysiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7995 BIN URI: BOLD:AAI9645 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0814 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH3184 BIN URI: BOLD:AAQ2922 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5685 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Exotela Alysia Alysiinae BIN URI: BOLD:AAU9375 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC6307 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU2739 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU3662 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1245 BIN URI: BOLD:ACA9170 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Chorebus Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ABA9146 BIN URI: BOLD:ACP8084 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU8956 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU2847 BIN URI: BOLD:AAM7362 BIN URI: BOLD:ACC0279 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae Alysiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACI4988 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU5874 BIN URI: BOLD:AAN7608 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7879 BIN URI: BOLD:AAG1357 BIN URI: BOLD:ACA9168 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Braconidae Alysiinae Braconidae Alysiinae Opiinae Opiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8471 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8538 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0172 BIN URI: BOLD:AAU9506 BIN URI: BOLD:AAH3160 BIN URI: BOLD:ACH2168 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Opiinae Opiinae Opiinae Opiinae Braconidae Braconidae BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7544 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7545 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7547 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7548 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU8876 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU7209 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral] Hymenoptera Opiinae Braconidae Alysiinae Braconidae Opiinae BIN URI: BOLD:ACM9457 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV0559 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV1177 BIN URI: BOLD:ACG7113 BIN URI: BOLD:ACU6166 BIN URI: BOLD:ACV3298 [Lateral] [Lateral] [Lateral]
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