Parasitic Wasps Can Genetically Modify Their Caterpillar Hosts

When these parasitoid wasps lay their eggs in caterpillar hosts, they also leave behind a cache of viral DNA that creeps into the caterpillar’s genes and changes their physiology.

Diversity among parasitic wasps is even greater than suspected

Diversity among parasitic wasps is even greater than suspected

Frontiers The Parasitic Wasp, Cotesia congregata (Say), Consists

Parasitoid wasp life cycle — Science Learning Hub

Nearly 200 New Species of Parasitic Wasps Discovered in Costa Rica

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Parasite's Genes Persist in Host Genomes

Parasitic wasps are genetically modifying butterflies: Insects

Butterflies 'steal' genes of parasitic wasps to help them survive

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The Big Fight Over 403 Very Small Wasps

Frontiers Effect of Tachinid Parasitoid Exorista japonica on the