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Flightless wasps ?
LordV
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Posted on 23-08-2007 09:52
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 Pics of two tiny wasps taken Yesterday. #1 1.6mm body length and #2 1.2mm body length. Neither had visible wings- well #1 had some vestigial wings.
Anyone any idea if these are normal flightless wasps or are they just hatching accidents ?

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 Top is Pteromalidae and bottom is Scelionidae. Both have apterous and brachypterous and polymorphic species.
Edited by Paul Beuk on 23-08-2007 14:04
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 Thanks for the information Paul- had to use the glossary to understand it Smile
Sounds as if this is fairly common in parasitoid wasps.
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 Hehe, That is what the Glossary is for. Thanks for the reminder, I have put the links in..
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