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Article title
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Keywords
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1. Introduction
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2. Methods
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2.1. Cephalonomia specimens
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2.2. Identification of parasitoid-host associations
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2.3. Observations of biology and behavior
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2.4. Morphological data
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2.5. DNA barcoding of Cephalonomia
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2.6. Development of PCR primers for older and/or point-mounted specimens
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2.7. Intra- and interspecific variation in DNA barcode sequences
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2.8. Analysis of morphometric data
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2.9. Repositories
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3. Results
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3.1. Cephalonomia species considered here to be near C. hyalinipennis
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3.2. DNA barcoding of Cephalonomia specimens
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3.3. Intra- and interspecific variation
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3.4. Overview of clades determined from molecular and morphological data
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Cephalonomia hyalinipennis
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Cephalonomia lynnea
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Cephalonomia luiji
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Cephalonomia liula
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Cephalonomia kala
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Cephalonomia zander
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Cephalonomia soconuscensis
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3.12. Key to female Cephalonomia hyalinipennis species complex in Hawai'i and the coffee berry borer parasitoid C. soconuscensis
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3.13. Observations of the biology and behavior of C. lynnea
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3.14. Parasitism of H. hampei by C. lynnea in a laboratory environment
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3.15. Dispersion of morphometric measurements
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4. Discussion
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4.1. Cephalonomia hyalinipennis species complex
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4.2. Morphometric ratios, and implications regarding power to differentiate species
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4.3. Future directions
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5. Acknowledgements
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6. References
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