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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Orthorrhapha" (Brachycera excluding Aschiza and Schizophora) » Nemestrinoidea » Small-headed Flies (Acroceridae) » Acrocera

Genus Acrocera

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Acrocera
Fly - Acrocera Fly - Acrocera Fly - Acrocera Small-headed Fly - Acrocera - female Small-headed fly - Acrocera - female

Acrocera » Acrocera orbicula
Acrocera orbicula Acrocera orbicula

Acrocera » Acrocera subfasciata
Acrocera subfasciata - female Acrocera subfasciata - female Acrocera subfasciata - male Acrocera subfasciata - male Acrocera subfasciata - male - female

Acrocera » Acrocera bimaculata
Acrocerid - Acrocera bimaculata - female Acrocerid - Acrocera bimaculata - female Acrocerid - Acrocera bimaculata - female Acrocerid - Acrocera bimaculata - female Acrocerid - Acrocera bimaculata - female Acrocerid - Acrocera bimaculata - female Who am I? - Acrocera bimaculata

Acrocera » Acrocera unguiculata
spider parasitoid - Acrocera unguiculata - female

Acrocera » Acrocera melanderi
Acrocerid - Acrocera melanderi - male Acrocerid - Acrocera melanderi - male Acrocerid - Acrocera melanderi - male Acrocerid - Acrocera melanderi - male

 
 
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