Insecta - Hymenoptera - Braconidae

Full reference: C. T. Brues. 1933. The Parasitic Hymenoptera of the Baltic Amber. Bernstein-Forschungen 3:4-178

Parent taxon: Braconidae according to F. M. Carpenter 1992

Sister taxa: Aenigmabracon, Agathidinae, Aivalykus, Alysia, Alysiinae, Aphidius, Archephedrus, Ascogaster, Austrohelcon, Bathystomus, Brachistes, Braconinae, Calyptoides, Charmontinae, Cheloninae, Chelonohelcon, Chelonus, Coeloreuteus, Colastes, Cremnops, Dacnusites, Diaeretus, Digastrotheca, Diodontogaster, Diospilinae, Diospilites, Diospiloides, Doryctinae, Doryctomorpha, Ecphylus, Elasmosomites, Electrohelcon, Eobracon, Eobraconus, Eocardiochiles, Ephedrus, Eubazus, Eumacrocentrus, Euphorinae, Exothecinae, Fushunobracon, Hecabolinae, Helcon, Helconinae, Holocnomus, Hormiellus, Hormiopterus, Ichneutes, Iphiaulax, Ipobracon, Masoninae, Meteorinae, Microctonus, Microgasterinae, Miracoides, Oligoaphidius, Oligoneuroides, Onychoura, Opius, Orgilus, Palaeorhyssalus, Phanomeris, Polystenus, Praon, Prochremylus, Promonolexis, Propraon, Protephedrus, Protorhyssalinae, Protorhyssalodes, Rhaconotus, Rhyssalus, Rogadinae, Semirhytus, Sigalphinae, Sigalphus, Sinobracon, Snellenius, Taphaeus, Triaspidinae, Trioxys, Xenarcha, Purichneumon, Baissobracon, Cretobraconus, Archobraconus

Subtaxa: Parasyrrhizus ludens

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Type: Parasyrrhizus ludens

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