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A new Dinapsis species from the Central African Republic (Hymenoptera, Megalyridae, Dinapsini)

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Shaw, Scott Richard, Noort, Simon Van (2009): A new Dinapsis species from the Central African Republic (Hymenoptera, Megalyridae, Dinapsini). Zootaxa 2118: 30-36, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.274900

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