Diostracus
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| Diostracus | |
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Scientific classification 
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| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Diptera |
| Family: | Dolichopodidae |
| Subfamily: | Hydrophorinae |
| Tribe: | Hydrophorini |
| Genus: | Diostracus Loew, 1861[1] |
| Type species | |
| Diostracus prasinus | |
| Subgenera[4] | |
| Synonyms | |
Diostracus is a genus of flies in the family Dolichopodidae.[1][6] It includes about 100 species described from the Nearctic, Palaearctic and Oriental realms.[7] In 2013, it was expanded to include the former genera Lagodechia and Sphyrotarsus as subgenera.[4]
Species
[edit]Subgenus Diostracus Loew, 1861:
- Diostracus acutatus Wang, Wang & Yang, 2015[8]
- Diostracus albuginosus Wei & Liu, 1996[9]
- Diostracus alticola Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus angustipalpis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus antennalis Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus aristalis Saigusa, 1995[12]
- Diostracus aurifer Takagi, 1972[13]
- Diostracus auripalpis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus auripilosus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus baiyunshanus Yang & Saigusa, 1999[14]
- Diostracus bisinuatus Saigusa, 1995[12]
- Diostracus brevabdominalis Zhu, Masunaga & Yang, 2007
- Diostracus brevicercus Yang & Saigusa, 2000
- Diostracus brevis Yang & Saigusa, 2000
- Diostracus burmanicus Saigusa, 1995[12]
- Diostracus campsicnemoides Grichanov, 2015[15]
- Diostracus chaetodactylus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus clavatus Zhu, Yang & Masunaga, 2007[16]
- Diostracus concavus Zhu, Tang & Yang, 2023[17]
- Diostracus dicercaeus Wei & Liu, 1996[9]
- Diostracus digitiformis Yang & Saigusa, 2000
- Diostracus emeiensis Yang, 1998
- Diostracus emotoi Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus fanjingshanensis Zhang, Yang & Masunaga, 2003
- Diostracus fasciatus Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus fasciculatus Zhu, Tang & Yang, 2023[17]
- Diostracus femoratus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus fenestratus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus flavipes Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus flexus Takagi, 1972[13]
- Diostracus fulvispinatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus genualis Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus gymnoscutellatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus henanus Yang, 1999
- Diostracus impulvillatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus inornatus Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus janssonorum Saigusa, 1995[12]
- Diostracus kimotoi Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus laetus Zhu, Tang & Yang, 2023[17]
- Diostracus lamellatus Wei & Liu, 1996[9]
- Diostracus latipennis Saigusa, 1995[12]
- Diostracus lemavajulorum Pusch, 2015
- Diostracus leucostomus (Loew, 1861) (Synonym: D. nigripes Strobl, 1898)
- Diostracus lii Zhang, Yang & Masunaga, 2003
- Diostracus longicercus Zhu, Yang & Masunaga, 2007[16]
- Diostracus longicornis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus longiunguis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus maculatus Negrobov, 1980
- Diostracus magnipalpis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus makiharai Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus malaisei Saigusa, 1995[12]
- Diostracus mchughi Harmston, 1966
- Diostracus miyagii Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus morimotoi Saigusa & Masunaga, 1997
- Diostracus naegelei Negrobov, 1978
- Diostracus nakanishii Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus nebulosus Takagi, 1972[13]
- Diostracus nepalensis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus nigrilineatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus nigripilosus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus nishidai Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus olga Aldrich, 1911
- Diostracus parvipunctatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus parvus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus pennilobatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus polytrichus Zhu, Tang & Yang, 2023[17]
- Diostracus prasinus Loew, 1861[1]
- Diostracus pretiosus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus prolongatus Yang & Saigusa, 2000
- Diostracus pulchripennis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus punctatus Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus quadrisetosus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus ramulosus Takagi, 1972[13]
- Diostracus reticulatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus rotundicornis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus saigusai Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus shimai Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus simplicipes Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus songxianus Yang & Saigusa, 1999[14]
- Diostracus strenus Zhu, Tang & Yang, 2023[17]
- Diostracus subalpinus (Negrobov, 1973)[5]
- Diostracus tangalensis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus tarsalis Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus translucidus Zhu, Tang & Yang, 2023[17]
- Diostracus tibetensis Wang, Wang & Yang, 2015[8]
- Diostracus umbrinervis Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus undulatus Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus unipunctatus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus unisetosus Saigusa, 1984[10]
- Diostracus vitae Negrobov, 1980
- Diostracus wolongensis Zhang, Yang & Masunaga, 2005
- Diostracus yamamotoi Masunaga, 2000[18]
- Diostracus yatai Masunaga, 2000[18]
- Diostracus yukawai Takagi, 1968[11]
- Diostracus zlobini Negrobov, 1980
Subgenus Lagodechia Negrobov & Zurikov, 1996:
- Diostracus filiformis Zhu, Masunaga & Yang, 2007
- Diostracus kabaki Grichanov, 2017[7]
- Diostracus nishiyamai Saigusa, 1995 (Synonym: D. zhangjiajiensis Yang, 1998)
- Diostracus spinulifer Negrobov & Tsurikov, 1988[19]
Subgenus Ozmena Özdikmen, 2010 (= Takagia Negrobov, 1973 nec Matsumura, 1942):
- Diostracus stackelbergi (Negrobov, 1965)[20]
Subgenus Sphyrotarsus Mik, 1874:
- Diostracus argyrostomus (Mik, 1874)[3]
- Diostracus caucasicus (Negrobov, 1965)[20]
- Diostracus hervebazini (Parent, 1914)[21]
- Diostracus hessei (Parent, 1914)[21]
- Diostracus hygrophilus (Becker, 1891)[22]
- Diostracus kustovi Grichanov, 2013[4]
- Diostracus parenti (Hesse, 1933)[23]
References
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