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5-96: Figure Superfamily interactive key character 4, "Is there a dense of line hairs (felt line) laterally on metasomal tergum two?"
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Figure 5-103: Superfamily interactive key character 14, "Is there a deep depression between the eye and the mandibles (malar space) for reception of the scape?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-107: Superfamily interactive key character 18, "Is the forefemur as wide as or wider than the hind femur?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-121: Superfamily interactive key character 33, "Is metasomal segment one constricted dorsally and ventrally so it is set off from the rest of the metasoma (node-like)?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-118: Superfamily interactive key character 29, "Does the mesoscutum have a large, triangular axilla?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-125: Superfamily interactive key character 45, "Are the antennal insertions close to the dorsal margin of the clypeus?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-123: Superfamily interactive key character 37, "Are the antennal insertions facing upward and located on the dorsal surface of a ledge?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-94: Superfamily interactive key character 2, "Are the metasomal sterna weakly sclerotized, and collapsed when dried?"
Kentucky - UKYENTO - 2004
Figure 5-106: Superfamily interactive key character 17, "How long is the pronotum, measured along the midline, relative to the mesoscutum?"
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Figure 5-131: Superfamily interactive key character 59, "Does the pronotum have a lateral lobe which extends posterior to the entire tegula?"
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Figure 5-122: Superfamily interactive key character 35, "Is the mouth facing forward/anteriorly (prognathous) or downward (hypognathous)?"
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Figure 5-239A: Bradynobaenidae (Vespoidea) (Apterogyna climeni male)Figure 5-239B: :Bradynobaenidae (Vespoidea) (Apterogyna climeni male)Figure 5-239C: Bradynobaenidae (Vespoidea) (Apterogyna climeni female)Figure Figure 5-239D: Bradynobaenidae
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Figure 5-99: Superfamily interactive key character 8, "Is a stigma present on the forewing?"
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Figure 5-249A: Megalyridea (Megalyroidea)Figure 5-249B: Megalyridea (Megalyroidea)
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Figure 5-252A: Trigonalyidae (Trigonalyoidea)Figure 5-252B: Trigonalyidae (Trigonalyoidea)
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Figure 5-128: Superfamily interactive key character 50, "Are the antenna shorter than the head?"
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Figure 5-77: Proctotrupoidea interactive key character 8, "Is metasomal segment 1 (true or apparent) at least 3 times longer than wide?"
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Figure 5-86: Proctotrupoidea interactive key character 19, "Is metasomal segment one (true or apparent) as long as the rest of metasoma?"
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