Belongs within: Proctotrupomorpha.
Contains: Cynipidae.
The Cynipoidea are a clade of small wasps that appear to have been ancestrally parasitic on plant-boring insects (Grimaldi & Engel 2005). The largest members of the clade, reaching 15 mm in length, are members of the genus Ibalia attacking wood wasps of the Siricidae (Naumann 1991).
Characters (from Grimaldi & Engel 2005): Metasoma laterally compressed; first and second metasomal sterna broadly fused; forewing median vein following distinctive course; forewing costa absent; antennal radicle absent.
<==Cynipoidea
| i. s.: Paraspicera MH11
| Pediaspis aceris PK17
| Asiacynipites Hong 2002 H02
| `--*A. virides Hong 2002 H02
| Hemerocynipites Hong 2002 H02
| `--*H. wanghuacunensis Hong 2002 H02
|--Archaeocynips RJ93 [Archaeocynipidae R02]
| `--A. villosa Rasnitsyn & Kovalev 1988 RJ93
`--+--Austrocynips N91 [Austrocynipidae RN-A01, Austrocynipinae]
| `--A. mirabilis N91
`--+--Ibalia Latreille 1802 L02 [Ibaliidae RN-A01]
| |--*I. cultellator [=Ophion cultellator] L02
| |--I. anceps BD17
| `--I. leucospoides A71
`--+--Liopteridae RN-A01
| | i. s.: Parambynotus virginianus BD17
| |--Mesocynips [Mesocynipinae] N91
| |--Oberthuerellinae N91
| `--Liopterinae N91
`--+--+--Gerocynipidae GE05
| `--Cynipidae RN-A01
|--Eucoilidae [Eucoilinae] N91
| |--Cothonaspis rapae RD77 [=Idiomorpha rapae A71]
| |--Eucoila N91
| | |--E. eucera RD77
| | `--E. occipitalis N91
| |--Ganaspis N91
| |--Trybliographa N91
| |--Heptamerocera R70
| |--Eucoilidea R70
| |--Pseudeucoila bochei R70, A71
| |--Thoreauella Girault 1930 R70, G30a
| | `--*T. amatrix Girault 1930 G30a
| |--Cleidotoma N91
| | |--C. carlylei Girault 1932 G32
| | `--C. melancholica Girault 1932 G32
| |--Rhoptromeris R70
| | |--R. operarius Girault 1934 G34
| | `--R. unimaculus Girault 1931 G31
| `--Leptopilina N91
| |--L. australis GJR97
| |--L. bourlardi N91
| `--L. clavipes GJR97
`--Figitidae [Palaeocynipidae, Rasnicynipidae] RN-A01
| i. s.: Aegilips A71
| Aspicera RD77 [Aspiceratinae N91]
| Himalocynipinae N91
| Prosaspicera BD17
|--Parnips Ronquist & Nieves-Aldrey 2001 [Parnipinae] RN-A01
| `--*P. nigripes (Barbotin 1964) [=Aulacidea nigripes] RN-A01
`--+--Thrasorinae RN-A01
| |--Thrasorus RN-A01
| |--Myrtopsen RN-A01
| |--Plectocynips RN-A01
| |--Pegacynips RN-A01
| `--Euceroptres montanus RN-A01
`--+--Figitinae RN-A01
| |--Melanips RN-A01
| |--Lonchidia Thomson 1861 G30a, GM79
| |--Xyalophora N91
| `--Figites Latreille 1802 L02
| |--F. ruficornis [=Cynips ruficornis] L02
| `--F. scutellaris [=Cynips scutellaris] L02
`--+--Xyalaspis N91 [Anacharitinae RN-A01]
`--Charipinae [Allotriinae, Alloxystinae, Charipidae] RN-A01
|--Hemicrisis RN-A01
|--Phaenoglyphis japonicus (Ashmead 1904) (see below for synonymy) RN-A01
|--Thoreauana Girault 1930 G30a
| `--*T. nativa Girault 1930 G30a
|--Dilyta Foerster 1869 N91, GM79
| `--D. mascagnini Girault 1935 G35
|--Charips R70
| |--C. australiae R70
| `--C. victrix A71
|--Allotria Westwood 1833 GM79
| |--A. aphidae (Froggatt 1904) GM79 [=Hypodiranchis aphidae G30b]
| `--A. darci Girault 1933 G33
`--Alloxysta N91
|--A. bifoveata R70
|--A. infuscata M83
|--A. thoreauini Girault 1935 G35
`--A. victrix N91
Phaenoglyphis japonicus (Ashmead 1904) [=Ceroptres japonicus, Euceroptres japonicus] RN-A01
*Type species of generic name indicated
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