Cleptidae
Cleptidae (suborder Apocrita, super-family Bethyloidea) Family of wasps which parasitize the prepupae of symphytans and the eggs of Phasmatodea. Marked sexual dimorphism occurs, the males being fully winged but not active; the females, which are seldom seen, often being brachypterous, with their fore wings much reduced.
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