Category:Chrysura

**Chrysura**
	genus of insects
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Instance of	taxon;
Common name
	asturianu: ‎Chrysura‎; norsk bokmål: biegullvepser;
Taxonomy
Kingdom	Animalia
Subkingdom	Bilateria
Infrakingdom	Protostomia
Superphylum	Ecdysozoa
Phylum	Arthropoda
Subphylum	Hexapoda
Class	Insecta
Subclass	Pterygota
Infraclass	Neoptera
Superorder	Endopterygota
Order	Hymenoptera
Suborder	Apocrita
Infraorder	Aculeata
Superfamily	Chrysidoidea
Family	Chrysididae
Genus	Chrysura
Taxon author	Anders Gustaf Dahlbom, 1845
Authority file
	Q4036201; NCBI taxonomy ID: 212617; Encyclopedia of Life ID: 2943317; GBIF taxon ID: 4407791; Fauna Europaea ID: 78813; BugGuide taxon ID: 165346; iNaturalist taxon ID: 250805; NBN System Key: NHMSYS0000875675; BOLD Systems taxon ID: 7579; IRMNG ID: 1448492
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Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Animalia • Phylum: Arthropoda • Subphylum: Hexapoda • Classis: Insecta • Subclassis: Pterygota • Infraclassis: Neoptera • Superordo: Holometabola • Ordo: Hymenoptera • Subordo: Apocrita • Infraordo: Aculeata • Superfamilia: Chrysidoidea • Familia: Chrysididae • Genus: Chrysura

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asturianu: ‎Chrysura‎
norsk bokmål: biegullvepser

Included species (for BioLib, 4 April 2017):

C. arcadiae, C. auropicta, C. austriaca, C. baccha, C. candens, C. ciliciensis, C. circe, C. cuprea, C. declinanalis, C. dichroa, C. dichropsis, C. erigone, C. fernandezi, C. filiformis, C. foveatidorsa, C. graja, C. hirsuta, C. hybrida, C. ignifrons, C. isabella, C. judith, C. krueperi, C. laconiae, C. laevigata, C. laodamia, C. lydiae, C. magrettii, C. mistrasensis, C. moreae, C. oraniensis, C. pelopaeicida, C. pseudodichroa, C. purpureifrons, C. pyrogaster, C. radians, C. refulgens, C. rufiventris, C. simplex, C. simulacra, C. simuldichroa, C. smyrnensis, C. sulcata, C. trimaculata, C. varicornis