292a (287b). Tarsi with 3 segments, all segments elongated and almost of
same length (Fig.A);
setae on wings
usually arranged in rows; stigmal vein usually elongated, postmarginal vein
absent
(Fig.A); antennae short (5-9 segments) (Fig.A) and with few discernible funicular
segments, male with elongated antennal
"setae."; body minute, rarely exceeding 1 mm in
length, never metallic (Figs.B-C); egg
parasites......................……….................Trichogrammatidae
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292b. Tarsi with 4-5 segments; setae on wings largely absent, evenly
covering wings, or with only
a few bare spots or rows present; stigmal vein short
and not obviously divergent from wing
margin; antennae variable, but usually with
discernible funiclar segments (if not, then with
large undivided club) (Fig.A)..........................................................……................................................
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