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The Agathidinae have a narrow radial cell in the forewing. They are generally orange and black with a goat-like face. |
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The Agathidinae have a narrow radial cell in the forewing. They are generally orange and black with a goat-like face. |
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The Alysiinae have outwardly directed mandibles, enabling them to excape from the puparia of Diptera. |
| ALYSIINAE |
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The Opiinae have a large radial cell and three cubital cells. |
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The Cheloninae have a carapace-like abdomen, and three cubital cells in the forewing. |
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Some Blacinae also have a carapace-like abdomen, but they have only two cubital cells. |
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The Macrocentrinae have extremely long slender legs. |
| MACROCENTRINAE |
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The genus Meteorus has a long slender petiole. |
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The genus Apanteles has only a pigmented stub of a radial vein. |
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The genus Cardiochiles is black-bodied with dark wings and has a recurved radial vein |
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The genera Microgaster, Microplitis, and Diolcogaster have a small areolet in the forewing. |
| MICROGASTRINAE
The Microgastrinae have an incomplete radial cell. |
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The Rogadinae have a semicircular cavity above the mandibles and a complete occipital carina at the back of the head. |
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The Braconinae have a semi-circular cavity above the mandibles, but their occiput is not margined. |
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The Helconinae have a concave depression on the head behind the antennae. |
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The Doryctinae are generally large black and orange Braconids with short spines on their fore-tibiae. The genus Spathius has a petiolate abdomen |
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| DORYCTINAE |
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