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Platystomatinae
Platystomatinae is a subfamily of flies (Diptera) in the family Platystomatidae (Signal flies).
45 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Rivellia
genusRivellia
Platystoma
genusPlatystoma
Pogonortalis
genusPogonortalis
Plagiostenopterina
genusPlagiostenopterina
Senopterina
genusSenopterina
Euprosopia
genusEuprosopia
Lamprogaster
genusLamprogaster
Loxonevra
genusLoxonevra
Duomyia
genusDuomyia
Bromophila
genusBromophila
Euthyplatystoma
genusEuthyplatystoma
Valonia
genusValonia
Prosthiochaeta
genusProsthiochaeta
Amphicnephes
genusAmphicnephes
Palpomya
genusPalpomya
Achias
genusAchias
Xenaspis
genusXenaspis
Peltacanthina
genusPeltacanthina
Clitodoca
genusClitodoca
Loxoneuroides
genusLoxoneuroides
Scavenger Flies
genusElassogaster
Lamprophthalma
genusLamprophthalma
Cleitamia
genusCleitamia
Neoardelio
genusNeoardelio
Engistoneura
genusEngistoneura
Zealandortalis
genusZealandortalis
Angitula
genusAngitula
Scotinosoma
genusScotinosoma
Pseudepicausta
genusPseudepicausta
Lophoplatystoma
genusLophoplatystoma
Phytalmodes
genusPhytalmodes
Laglaisia
genusLaglaisia
Pseudorichardia
genusPseudorichardia
Coelocephala
genusCoelocephala
Rhytidortalis
genusRhytidortalis
Cleitamoides
genusCleitamoides
Neoepidesma
genusNeoepidesma
Antineura
genusAntineura
Sphenoprosopa
genusSphenoprosopa
Xenaspoides
genusXenaspoides
Montrouziera
genusMontrouziera
Microepicausta
genusMicroepicausta
Lambia
genusLambia
Lulodes
genusLulodes
Angelopteromyia
genusAngelopteromyia
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 635507.