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Australian Encyrtidae

Postby Graeme Cocks on 17 Sep 2017, 02:07

Is this Encyrtidae? Netted, Townsville, Queensland.
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Re: Australian wasp?

Postby chalcidbear on 17 Sep 2017, 18:30

Yes absolutely! There is a short marginal vein and although it's a little harder to tell, you should be able to see that the axillae nearly meet medially. Also, although you can't quite see it, the bulging mesopleuron is consistent with this family.
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Re: Australian wasp?

Postby Graeme Cocks on 17 Sep 2017, 22:32

Thanks Bob
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