Setanta

Cameron, 1901

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Setanta is a of in the Ichneumonidae, established by Cameron in 1901. The genus belongs to the diverse superfamily Ichneumonoidea, which contains thousands of of parasitoid wasps. Members of this genus are part of the rich hymenopteran fauna of North America, with documented records from the northeastern United States.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Setanta: /sɛˈtæn.tə/

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Distribution

Documented from Vermont, United States; broader North American distribution likely but insufficiently characterized.

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