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Fairyfly

The Mymaridae, commonly known as fairyflies or fairy wasps, are a family of chalcidoid wasps found in temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions throughout the world. The family contains around 100 genera with 1,400 species.

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Perkinsiella saccharicidaAnagrus eposErythroneura elegansErythroneura variabilisRubusAlexander Henry HalidayJohn CurtisFrancis Walker

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Fairyfly

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related to Fossil record · 27
Fairyfly → And, Baltic, Burdigalian, Cretaceous, Csaba Thuróczy, Dale Greenwalt, Doutt, Early Cretaceous, Eocene, Fairyflies, Fernand Anatole Meunier, He, Huber, In, It, John, Kishenehn Formation, Lutetian, Mexico, Miocene
related to Classification · 25
Fairyfly → About, Alaptinae, Alaptus, Anagrus, Anaphes, Annecke, Both, Camptoptera, Canadian, Chalcidoidea, Doutte, Erythmelus, Eustochomorpha, Gonatocerinae, Gonatocerus, Mymarinae, No, Of, Ooctonus, Peck

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Ophelimus maskelliinstance ofwere being investigated in 2006 as possible biological control agents for gall-forming crop pests0.80text
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationThe Mymaridae0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationChalcidoidea0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationAbout0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationOf0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationEustochomorpha0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationAnagrus0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationAnaphes0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationGonatocerus0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationPolynema0.60section
Fairyflyrelated to ClassificationThey0.60section

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    Fairyfly

    Nodes291
    Edges290
    Triples53
    Avg. degree1.99
    Density0.006873
    Components1
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