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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
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Eumetazoa (metazoans)-
Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
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Protostomia (protostomes)-
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Class Insecta
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Order Hymenoptera-
Superfamily Chalcidoidea
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Family Chalcididae-
Genus Chalcis
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Species Chalcis almon
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Species Chalcis amphilochus
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Species Chalcis arapha
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Species Chalcis australiensis
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Species Chalcis barbara
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Species Chalcis bicolor
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Species Chalcis biguttata
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Species Chalcis canadensis
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Species Chalcis capensis
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Species Chalcis celis
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Species Chalcis colpotis
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Species Chalcis divisa
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Species Chalcis edentata
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Species Chalcis femorata
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Species Chalcis ferox
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Species Chalcis flavitarsis
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Species Chalcis flebilis
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Species Chalcis fromonae
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Species Chalcis fukuharai
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Species Chalcis fuscus
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Species Chalcis gibsoni
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Species Chalcis jordanicus
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Species Chalcis lasia
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Species Chalcis lepida
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Species Chalcis megalomis
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Species Chalcis melanogastra
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Species Chalcis melanospila
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Species Chalcis microgaster
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Species Chalcis microlinea
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Species Chalcis myrifex
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Species Chalcis natalensis
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Species Chalcis neptis
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Species Chalcis nodis
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Species Chalcis obtusedentata
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Species Chalcis pensilis
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Species Chalcis perdita
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Species Chalcis phoenicapoda
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Species Chalcis pilicauda
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Species Chalcis polyctor
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Species Chalcis praevolans
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Species Chalcis pymi
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Species Chalcis ramicornis
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Species Chalcis resus
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Species Chalcis rotundata
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Species Chalcis rufigaster
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Species Chalcis rufipes
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Species Chalcis samoana
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Species Chalcis saussurei
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Species Chalcis sispes
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Species Chalcis sodalis
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Species Chalcis spilopus
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Species Chalcis strigulosa
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Species Chalcis tortilis
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Species Chalcis transvaalensis
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Species Chalcis unicolor
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Species Chalcis vera
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Species Chalcis visellus
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Species Chalcis wollastoni
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Confused by a class within a class or an order within an order? Please see our brief essay.
Scientific names for Aves taxonomy (family and below) are from The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World, Princeton University Press, copyright 2003. Used by permission.
