Neothlipsis parysae
Sharkey, 2011
Neothlipsis parysae is a of in the Braconidae, described by Sharkey in 2011. The Neothlipsis belongs to the Doryctinae, a group of braconid wasps known for their parasitoid lifestyle. This species is recorded from North America. Like other members of its genus, it is presumed to be a parasitoid of insect , though specific host associations for this species remain undocumented.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Neothlipsis parysae: //neoʊˈθlɪpsɪs ˈpærɪseɪ//
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Distribution
North America
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Taxonomic History
The was formally described by Michael J. Sharkey in 2011 as part of a revision of the Neothlipsis. The genus was previously considered (containing only N. magna) until this and other species were described, expanding the known diversity of the group.
Etymology
The specific epithet 'parysae' honors Dr. Karen Parys, who contributed to the study of Hymenoptera and supported taxonomic research on braconid wasps.