Hormius

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Hormius is a genus of parasitoid wasp in the subfamily Hormiinae first described by Christian Gottfried Daniel Nees von Esenbeck in 1818.^[1]

Phylum:Arthropoda

Class:Insecta

Order:Hymenoptera

Family:Braconidae

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Hormius
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Hymenoptera
Family:	Braconidae
Tribe:	Hormiini
Genus:	Hormius Nees, 1818

Species

Hormius abnormis Belokobylskij, 1995^[2]
Hormius aemulus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius affinis (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius albipes Ashmead, 1895^[5]
Hormius americanus Ashmead, 1890^[6]
Hormius amus Papp, 1990^[7]
Hormius anamariamongeae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius angelsolisi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius anniapicadoae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius antefurcalis Belokobylskij, 1995^[9]
Hormius appositus Belokobylskij, 1995^[2]
Hormius argutus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius arthurchapmani Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius australis Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius barryhammeli Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius belliatus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius caboverdensis Hedqvist, 1965^[10]
Hormius capensis Hedqvist, 1963^[4]
Hormius carloswalkeri Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius carmenretanae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius cesarsuarezi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius crassivalvus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius danbrooksi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius decembris Belokobylskij, 1990^[11]
Hormius deletus Wharton, 1993^[12]
Hormius dispar (Brues, 1907)^[13]
Hormius eddysanchezi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius elegans Szepligeti, 1914^[14]
Hormius elongatus (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius erikframstadi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius ferrugineus (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius flavicauda Granger, 1949^[15]
Hormius gelechiae Belokobylskij, 2001^[16]
Hormius georgedavisi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius grettelvegae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius gustavoinduni Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius hartmanguidoi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius hectoraritai Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius hesiquiobenitezi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius hirtus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius ikarus Belokobylskij, 1995^[2]
Hormius intermedius (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius irenecanasae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius isidrochaconi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius jaygallegosi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius jimbeachi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius jimlewisi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius joelcracrafti Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius johanvalerioi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius johnburleyi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius joncoddingtoni Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius jorgecarvajali Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius juanmatai Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius keralicus Narendran, 1999^[17]
Hormius lamidae Papp, 1990^[7]
Hormius longipilosus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius longistigmus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius longiventris Belokobylskij, 1988^[18]
Hormius macroculatus Belokobylskij, 1989^[3]
Hormius maderae Graham, 1986^[19]
Hormius manuelzumbadoi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius melleus (Ashmead, 1889)^[20]
Hormius mercedesfosterae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius minialatus Tobias, 1977^[21]
Hormius modonnellyae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius moniliatus (Nees, 1811)^[22]
Hormius montanus Belokobylskij, 1995^[2]
Hormius nelsonzamorai Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius notus Belokobylskij, 1995^[2]
Hormius oreas Graham, 1986^[19]
Hormius orientalis Belokobylskij, 1980^[23]
Hormius pacificus (Ashmead, 1905)^[24]
Hormius pallidus Belokobylskij, 1990^[11]
Hormius pamelacastilloae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius paraphrasis Belokobylskij, 1995^[2]
Hormius propodealis (Belokobylskij, 1989)^[3]
Hormius radialis Telenga, 1941^[25]
Hormius raycypessi Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius ritacolwellae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius robcolwelli Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius rogerblancosegurai Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius romani (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius ronaldzunigai Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius rugosicollis Ashmead, 1895^[26]
Hormius rugosus (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius russchapmani Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius sculpturatus Tobias, 1967^[27]
Hormius similis Szepligeti, 1896^[28]
Hormius solocipes (Enderlein, 1912)^[29]
Hormius submersus (Brues, 1933)^[30]
Hormius tenuicornis Graham, 1986^[19]
Hormius teutoniae (Hedqvist, 1963)^[4]
Hormius tsugae Mason, 1968^[31]
Hormius virginiaferrisae Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius vitabilis Papp, 1990^[7]
Hormius vulgaris Ashmead, 1893^[32]
Hormius warrenbrighami Sharkey, 2021^[8]
Hormius willsflowersi Sharkey, 2021^[8]

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