FTP, identify this order of class Insecta, which includes sawflies and horntails as well as the more familiar ants, bees, and wasps.
The more familiar members of this order are in suborder Apocrita, while the less familiar are in suborder Symphyta. Rather than familiarity, however, this order is divided into suborders based on the width of the "waist" between the thorax and abdomen.  Small hooks called hamuli join the front wings to the smaller hind wings in almost all adults, and Isoptera is the only other order in its class to display the same complexity of social behavior. FTP, identify this order of class Insecta, which includes sawflies and horntails as well as the more familiar ants, bees, and wasps.
The more familiar members of this order are in suborder Apocrita, while the less familiar are in suborder Symphyta.
Hymenoptera