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Diagnosis
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Forewing with a single cell, the radial
cell, which may be opened or closed along the anterior margin of the
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Superfamily : Cynipoidea |
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Classification |
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Overview |
The Eucoilinae is a large and common group containing nearly 1000 species
in 83 genera (Ronquist, 1999). This
group has previously been treated as either a distinct family or as a
subfamily, but recent works now consistently support it as a subfamily
of Figitidae (Ronquist, 1995; 1999;
Fontal-Cazalla et al. 2002). |
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Identification |
There are no recent keys to eucoilid genera which include all the groups attacking leafmining agromyzids. |
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