Parasitoids of Fruit-Infesting Tephritidae

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Couplet 16.
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   [1] Wings with reduced venation as in these figures (Fam...
     [15] Wing venation of fore wing as in these fig...
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Tarsi 4-segmented (Figs. 1, 2)

Eulophidae
2180_mximage
1. Fig. 1... Fig. 1. ↰ ↴
2779_mximage
2.Fig. 2.
 
future couplets
fore wings with 3 setae on submargi... ...

Aceratoneuromyia
1 seta on submarginal vein of fore ... ...

Tetrastichus
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Tarsi 5-segmented (Figs. 1, 2) (Families Eupelmidae, Chalcididae, Pteromalidae, and Eurytomidae)

2266_mximage
1.Fig. 1.
2802_mximage
2.Fig. 2.
 
future couplets
Hind femora enlarged, with ventral ... ...

Chalcididae
Hind femora normal: slender and not...
Mesopleuron bulging, convex (Fig. 2... ...

Eupelmidae
Mesopleuron with median groove, sur...
Antennae originating low on face (_... ...

Spalangia
Antennae originating in middle of f...
Pronotum quadrate and deeply pitted ...

Eurytomidae
Pronotum not deeply pitted, quadrat... ...

Pachycrepoideus
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