- Horse-flies and deer
flies are true
flies in the
family Tabanidae in the
insect order Diptera. The
adults are
often large and
agile in flight. Only female...
- example, in the note "Diptera:
Tabanidae, cf. Tab****", the
author is
confident of the
order and
family (Diptera:
Tabanidae) but can only
suggest the genus...
-
Chrysopsinae is an
insect subfamily in the
family Tabanidae commonly known as deer
flies or
sheep flies and are
bloodsucking insects considered pests...
- "true legs", but some
dipteran larvae, such as
species of Simuliidae,
Tabanidae and Vermileonidae, have
prolegs adapted to hold onto a
substrate in flowing...
-
specialised in Diptera,
particularly the
families Asilidae (********in flies) and
Tabanidae (horseflies and deerflies).
Gertrude Ricardo was born at
Gatcombe Park...
- Belize, is a
species of
highly aggressive biting horse-fly of the
family Tabanidae native to
North and
Central America to
Costa Rica. The
yellow fly was...
-
species of deer fly in the
family Tabanidae.
United States. Fairchild, G.B. (1937). "A
preliminary list of the
Tabanidae (Diptera) of Florida".
Florida Entomologist...
- Tab**** is a
genus of
biting horseflies of the
family Tabanidae.
Females have scissor-like
mouthparts that aim to cut the skin. The
horsefly can then...
-
refer to
certain horse flies that are also
known as "greenheads" (family
Tabanidae), or to
members of the
family Ceratopogonidae. The
bites usually result...
-
Genus Glutops Burgess, 1878
Genus Pseudoerinna Shiraki [sv], 1932
Family Tabanidae Subfamily Adersiinae Genus Adersia Austen, 1912
Subfamily Chrysopsinae...
