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Photuris
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Photuris

Photuris is a genus of fireflies (beetles of the family Lampyridae). The adult females of this genus are notable for preying on other fireflies. They engage in aggressive mimicry, imitating the light signals that other firefly species' females use to attract mates – but Photuris use it to attract, kill and eat the unsuspecting males of those other species. Their flashing bioluminescent signals seem to have evolved independently and eventually adapted to those of their prey, mainly unrelated Lampyrinae, such as Photinus (rover fireflies) or Pyractomena.

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60 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Cape Breton Firefly

speciesPhoturis fairchildi

Snappy Single Sync

speciesPhoturis frontalis

July Comet

speciesPhoturis lucicrescens

Heebie-Jeebie Firefly

speciesPhoturis hebes

Florida Single Snappy

speciesPhoturis congener

Photuris divisa

speciesPhoturis divisa

Spring 4-Flasher

speciesPhoturis quadrifulgens

Daiphoturis

subgenusDaiphoturis

Photuris pensylvanica

complexPhoturis pensylvanica

Changeable Firefly

speciesPhoturis versicolor

Photuris trivittata

speciesPhoturis trivittata

Christmas Lights Firefly

speciesPhoturis tremulans

Photuris simplex

speciesPhoturis simplex

Sky Island Firefly

speciesPhoturis falli

Photuris lugubris

speciesPhoturis lugubris

Bill's Hitch

speciesPhoturis billbrowni

Whistler's Mother

speciesPhoturis whistlerae

cypress firefly

speciesPhoturis walldoxeyi

Photuris douglasae

speciesPhoturis douglasae

Belted Firefly

speciesPhoturis cinctipennis

Loopy 5

speciesPhoturis forresti

Mysterious Lantern Firefly

speciesPhoturis mysticalampas

Salt marsh firefly

speciesPhoturis salina

Photuris fulvipes

speciesPhoturis fulvipes

Bethany Beach Firefly

speciesPhoturis bethaniensis

Photuris mollis

speciesPhoturis mollis

Prairie Train Firefly

speciesPhoturis missouriensis

Fast Crescendo

speciesPhoturis moorei

Photuris bridgeniensis

speciesPhoturis bridgeniensis

Potomac Firefly

speciesPhoturis potomaca

Darwin's Firefly

speciesPhoturis darwini

Photuris sellicki

speciesPhoturis sellicki

Photuris brunnipennis

speciesPhoturis brunnipennis

Photuris chenangoa

speciesPhoturis chenangoa

Photuris anna

speciesPhoturis anna

Photuris sheckscheri

speciesPhoturis sheckscheri

Photuris eliza

speciesPhoturis eliza

Photuris lineatocollis

speciesPhoturis lineatocollis

Photuris excavaticeps

speciesPhoturis excavaticeps

Photuris tenuisignathus

speciesPhoturis tenuisignathus

Photuris unifasciata

speciesPhoturis unifasciata

Photuris maculicrus

speciesPhoturis maculicrus

Photuris vittipennis

speciesPhoturis vittipennis

Photuris signatipennis

speciesPhoturis signatipennis

Photuris lateralis

speciesPhoturis lateralis

Photuris discoidalis

speciesPhoturis discoidalis

Photuris despecta

speciesPhoturis despecta

Photuris nigriceps

speciesPhoturis nigriceps

Photuris latefascia

speciesPhoturis latefascia

Photuris cincticollis

speciesPhoturis cincticollis

Photuris testaceohumeralis

speciesPhoturis testaceohumeralis

Photuris suturalis

speciesPhoturis suturalis

Photuris rhagonychoides

speciesPhoturis rhagonychoides

Photuris testaceocincta

speciesPhoturis testaceocincta

Photuris biolleyi

speciesPhoturis biolleyi

Photuris uncta

speciesPhoturis uncta

Photuris piceovittata

speciesPhoturis piceovittata

Photuris inapicalis

speciesPhoturis inapicalis

Photuris binotata

speciesPhoturis binotata

Photuris axillaris

speciesPhoturis axillaris

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