- clade, now
known to be paraphyletic. The name is
derived from
Latin '
ichneumon', from
Ancient Gr**** ἰχνεύμων (ikhneúmōn, "tracker"), from ἴχνος (íkhnos...
-
beneficial rodents. For example,
insects such as
Chrysoperla carnea and the
Ichneumon fly can prey on pests. The
concept was
developed by the Game & Wildlife...
- with more than 3,000
species Diamma bicolor, the blue ant (a wasp) Some
ichneumon wasps like
Gelis Family Eumastacidae, gr****hoppers
having many wingless...
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ovipositor and so do some
species of long-horned gr****hoppers. In the
ichneumon wasp
genus Megarhyssa, the
females have a
slender ovipositor (terebra)...
-
compositional analysis:
Coleoptera (beetles),
Hymenoptera (sawflies,
ichneumon flies, bees,
wasps and ants),
terrestrial larvae (moth,
sawfly and beetle)...
-
yezoensis Biolib Tereshkin,
Alexandr M. (2013). "Taxonomic
notes about ichneumon fly Coelichneumon torsor (THUNBERG 1822) and
illustrated description of...
- a
hover fly parasitoid wasp in the
Diplazontinae subfamily of the
Ichneumonid wasp
family (Ichneumonidae) It was
first described as
Ichneumon laetatorius...
-
Theatre (1925);
Krashoff in The Dare-Devil at the
Strand Theatre (1924);
Ichneumon Fly,
Inventor in the
British premiere of The
Insect Play at the
Regent Theatre...
- burrowed, and
sowing late in
spring or
early in autumn. A
little black ichneumon fly deposits her eggs
within these larvae, and
destroys many. The Database...
-
reported two new
types of
ichneumon fly in 1895 and 1896. In
September 1895, Holt
found a
female example of a new type of
ichneumon fly at Ardmore,
South Dakota...