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Graeme Cocks
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 Can any one suggest a family for this tiny wasp. Maybe Ceraphronidae?
Light trap. Townsville, Queensland.
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 Chalcidoidea. Has a Pteromalidae-look to it but I cannot discern individual tarsal segments. If there are only four to each leg it is Eulophidae.
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 Yes there are 4. Eulophidae it is. Thanks Paul.
 
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