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Australian Eulophidae

Postby Graeme Cocks on 24 Feb 2017, 05:38

Can anyone suggest a family for this wasp? Light trap, Townsville, Queensland.
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Re: Australian wasp?

Postby chalcidbear on 24 Feb 2017, 17:36

Well Graeme, this is a tough one, since I can't make out the wing venation. I think there are only 4 tarsal segments, and coupled with what appears to be a reduced number of antenna segments, I think this is likely to be a eulophid, but I am by no means sure of this.
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Re: Australian wasp?

Postby Graeme Cocks on 25 Feb 2017, 01:49

Thanks Bob. Yep agree with 4 tarsi.
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