Dasypogoninae, Macquart, 1838
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4662.1.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/7708F17A-B86D-E553-63F1-FC1F66F0FAE4 |
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Plazi |
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Dasypogoninae |
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Subfamily Dasypogoninae View in CoL View at ENA
Genera found in Wyoming: Comantella , Cophura , Diogmites , Lestomyia , and Omninablautus .
Key to Genera [adapted from Nelson (1987); Wood (1981)]
1 Stout terminal differentiated, hooked spur on ventral surface of fore tibiae, arising from a large basal tubercle, meeting a raised denticulate area on basitarsus............................................................................ 2
- Thin terminal differentiated, sigmoid spur on ventral surface of fore tibiae not arising from a large basal tubercle and not meeting a denticulate area on basitarsus....................................................................... 3
2 Face swollen or with gibbosity, setae on lower two-thirds; strong notopleural and dorsocentral bristles present..... Lestomyia View in CoL
- Face flattened, setae confined to lower one-third or less; notopleural bristles absent.......................... Diogmites View in CoL
3 Pulvilli present....................................................................................... 4
- Pulvilli absent............................................................................. Omninablautus View in CoL
4 Face with pronounced gibbosity on lower two-thirds or more; anterior mesonotum with a mane like crest of setae on midline............................................................................................ Comantella View in CoL
- Face flat or slightly rounded; without mesonotal crest of setae on midline................................... Cophura View in CoL
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