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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Orthorrhapha" (Brachycera excluding Aschiza and Schizophora) » Asiloidea » Robber Flies (Asilidae) » Laphriinae

Subfamily Laphriinae

 
 
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Andrenosoma · Atomosia · Cerotainia · Cerotainiops · Lampria

Genus Andrenosoma
robberfly - Andrenosoma igneum Andrenosoma igneum Andrenosoma igneum Car robber - Andrenosoma Car robber, dorsal view - Andrenosoma Car robber, front view - Andrenosoma Andrenosoma Andrenosoma

Genus Atomosia
Little Robber Fly - Atomosia Robberfly side view - Atomosia Fly - Atomosia Bg1097 C9456 - Atomosia puella BG1315 C9185 - Atomosia puella Robber Fly - Atomosia 6024062 - Atomosia Soldier Fly? - Atomosia

Genus Cerotainia
Soldier Fly - Cerotainia small robber fly? - Cerotainia Fly - Cerotainia ID me please - Cerotainia macrocera Robber Fly 3 - Cerotainia albipilosa Fly with prey? - Cerotainia macrocera Robber Fly 0612 - Cerotainia Small Fly - Cerotainia macrocera

Genus Cerotainiops
Robber Fly ? - Cerotainiops Cerotainiops abdominalis Cerotainiops abdominalis

Genus Lampria
Can't find a match - Lampria bicolor Orange and Red Fly - Lampria bicolor Robber 4 - Lampria bicolor - female Robber 4 - Lampria bicolor - female Robber 4 - Lampria bicolor - female Lampria rubriventris Fly - Lampria bicolor Lampria bicolor? - Lampria bicolor

 
 
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