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Diagnosis
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Funicle
with usually 2 segments (rarely 3). |
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Superfamily
: Chalcidoidea Family : Eulophidae Subfamily : Eulophinae |
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Classification |
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Overview |
The Cirrospilini is one of 3 tribes currently recognized in the subfamily
Eulophinae (Eulophini,
Cirrospilini, Elasmini) (Gauthier
et al. (2000)). The Cirrospilini is worldwide in distribution,
and contains about 250 species in 17 genera (the vast majority of these
in the genus Cirrospilus). |
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Identification |
There are no keys strictly to Cirrospilini; however keys to all Eulophinae genera are available for Australasia (Boucek 1988) and North America (Schauff et al, 1997). Gauthier et al. (2000) provided a list to all genera in this tribe. |
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