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Leptophatnus alluaudi (Heinrich,1936)
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Leptophatnus angolator Heinrich,1967
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Leptophatnus cariniscrobes
(Morley,1917)
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Leptophatnus crococephalus (Tosquinet,1896)
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Leptophatnus citriconiger Heinrich,1967
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Leptophatnus faustus (Tosquinet,1896)
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Leptophatnus gabunensis Heinrich,1967
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Leptophatnus glabrinotor (Morley,1919)
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Leptophatnus lamelligena (Heinrich,1967)
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Leptophatnus lucifer (Morley,1917)
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Leptophatnus madagascariensis (Heinrich,1938)
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Leptophatnus melanisticus Heinrich,1967
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Leptophatnus minor Heinrich,1967
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Leptophatnus nigrocyaneus (Tosquinet,1896)
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Leptophatnus pseudominor Heinrich,1967
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Leptophatnus separatus (Heinrich,1938)
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Leptophatnus simplex Heinrich,1967 |
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Leptophatnus ulugurus Heinrich,1967 |
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Leptophatnus xanthocephalus
(Brullé, 1846)
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Leptophatnus xanthocephalus (Brullé,1846)
Distribution
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 Guinea, Togo, Ethiopia,
Gabon, Congo, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Angola, Mozambique, Madagascar,
South Africa |
Biology
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Host: unknown |
Reference
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Cameron,
P. 1906. Descriptions of new species of parasitic Hymenoptera chiefly in
the collection of the South African Museum, Cape Town. Annals of
the South African Museum 5:17-186.
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Credits
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Photographs © Simon van
Noort &
Museo Civico di Storia Naturale, Genoa.
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