310a (309a). Antennae with 13 segments; hind coxa inserted unusually high (Figs.A-B), its

outer face often with longitudinal sculpture; short-winged or wingless females common;

either vertex and/or thorax dorsally with paired dark bristles and gena posteriorly rounded,

or bristles absent (Fig.C) and then gena ridged in lower part, in latter case antenna long, 11173

………………………………………………………………....................…..Pteromalidae (Diparinae)

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A B C

310b. Antennae with 12 segments, with 1 ring segment and 6 funicular segments; gena

posteriorly mostly ridged.....................................................................................……............................ 311