Anacis (wasp)

For the plant genus, see Anacis.

Anacis is a genus of wasps in the family Ichneumonidae. It was described in 1967 by Charles C. Porter.^[1][2] The genus Biconus was once synonymized with Anacis by Porter in 2004, but Santos & Brady undid this, showing that it was unjustified and not supported by phylogenetics.^[3]

Anacis
Anacis sp.
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Hymenoptera
Family:	Ichneumonidae
Subfamily:	Cryptinae
Tribe:	Cryptini
Subtribe:	Mesostenina
Genus:	Anacis Porter, 1967[1]

Species

A total of 16 species are currently recognized:^[4]

• Anacis apoeca (Porter, 1986)^[5]
• Anacis atrorubra (Townes, 1970)
• Anacis camponotus (Porter, 1967)^[1]
• Anacis exul (Turner, 1919)
• Anacis festiva Porter, 1967^[1]
• Anacis flammigera Porter, 2003^[2]
• Anacis hercana (Porter, 1967)^[1]
• Anacis ignifera Porter, 2003^[2]
• Anacis rubripes (Spinola, 1851)
• Anacis rufipes (Porter, 1967)
• Anacis stangeorum Porter, 1970
• Anacis subflava (Porter, 1986)^[5]
• Anacis syntoma (Porter, 1967)^[1]
• Anacis tucumana Porter, 1973
• Anacis umbrifera Porter, 2003^[2]
• Anacis varipes (Porter, 1967)^[1]