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. 2021 Feb 2;1013:1–665. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.1013.55600
1 A. Venation reduced, forewing RS not reaching wing margin; widespread 2
B. Venation complete, or nearly so, forewing RS reaching wing margin; Nearctic 4
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2(1) A. Apical flagellomere narrower with a sharper apex. AA. Ovipositor longer, longer than first metasomal tergite; Neotropical Lispixys
B. Apical flagellomere thicker, with a blunt apex. BB. Ovipositor shorter, barely exerted; widespread 3
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3(2) A. Hind wing 1A incomplete, clearly separated from cu-a. AA. Apical flagellomeres of female with a pair of ventral placodes widely separated; widespread Paroligoneurus
B. Hind wing 1A complete, meeting or nearly meeting cu-a. BB. Apical flagellomeres of female with evenly spaced placodes; widespread Oligoneurus
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4(1) A. Apical abscissa of forewing RS curved towards parastigma; crossvein r emanating near midlength of parastigma; crossvein 2cu-a absent or barely indicated leaving the subdiscal cell open; Canada, first record for the New World, rare Pseudichneutes
B. Apical abscissa of forewing RS straight or curved towards apex of wing; crossvein r emanating basal to midlength of parastigma; crossvein 2cu-a long and distinct, closing the first subdiscal cell; Nearctic, common Ichneutes
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