Checklist for Tribe Sciomyzini Fallen, 1820
and region Southwestern Ontario (Southern Ontario, Ontario, Canada)
Class
| Insecta
Linnaeus, 1758
Insects, True insects | 487
4492
8586 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Subclass
| Pterygota
Lang, 1888
Winged insects | 485
4489
8583 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Infraclass
| Neoptera
van der Wulp, 1890
Modern Wing-folding insects | 462
4397
8381 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Superorder
| Holometabola
Heider, 1889
Holometabolous Insects | 327
3708
7212 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Order
| Diptera
Linnaeus, 1758
Flies, Gnats, Hoverflies, Mosquitoes, True flies | 83
848
1554 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Suborder
| Brachycera
Macquart, 1834
Circular-seamed flies, Muscoid flies, Short-horned flies | 65
668
1234 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Infraorder
| Muscomorpha
Woodley, 1989
| 51
528
920 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Section
| Schizophora
Becher, 1882
| 47
435
712 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Subsection
| Acalyptratae
Macquart, 1835
Acalyptrate muscoids | 34
226
419 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Superfamily
| Sciomyzoidea
Fallen, 1820
| 3
22
49 | Families
Genera
Species |
Taxom
| | Family | Sciomyzidae
Fallen, 1820
Marsh Flies, Marsh fly, Snail-killing flies | 17
37 | Genera
Species |
Taxom
| | Subfamily | Sciomyzinae
Fallen, 1820
| 16
37 | Genera
Species |
Taxom
| | Tribe | Sciomyzini
Fallen, 1820
| 5
10 | Genera
Species |
Taxom
|
Genera for Southwestern Ontario
5 Genera with 10 Species
Species list for Southwestern Ontario
10 Species | Atrichomelina pubera Loew, 1862 | Butte County checkerbloom | | Pherbellia albovaria Coquillett, 1901 | | | Pherbellia argyra Verbeke, 1967 | Evening trumpetflower | | Pherbellia griseola Fallen, 1820 | | | Pherbellia nana Fallen, 1820 | | | Pherbellia parallela Walker, 1853 | | | Pherbellia quadrata Steyskal, 1961 | | | Pherbellia vitalis Cresson, 1920 | | | Pteromicra pectorosa Hendel, 1902 | | | Sciomyza varia (Coquillett, 1904) | ⇒ Pteromicra varia Coquillett, 1904 |
Links, sources and further information Sciomyzini at itis.gov
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