Sentence:  Although <WSD>euphorines</WSD> usually oviposit between abdominal sclerites, often near the anus, some species exhibit a well-pronounced preference for different sites such as the mouth (Wylie, 1985), whilst others are evidently more plastic in their behaviour (Wylie & Loan, 1984). It is usual for the <WSD>euphorines</WSD> that attack beetles to have two, or sometimes more, annual generations on a single generation of their univoltine hosts. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  A parasitic wasp of the subfamily Euphorinae (a subfamily of Braconidae), characterized by two submarginal cells in the forewing and, usually, a petiolate first gastral tergite.