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Subfamily Stenopogoninae

 
 
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Archilestris · Callinicus · Ceraturgus · Coleomyia · Cyrtopogon

Genus Archilestris
Asilidae: Archilestris magnificus (Walker) with prey - Archilestris magnificus Asilidae: Archilestris magnificus (Walker) - Archilestris magnificus Robberfly - Archilestris magnificus

Genus Callinicus
Callinicus pictitarsis Diogmites sp. ? - Callinicus pictitarsis Callicus pictitarsis - Callinicus pictitarsis Callicus pictitarsis - Callinicus pictitarsis

Genus Ceraturgus
Wasp mimic Robber Fly - Ceraturgus cruciatus Wasp mimic Robber Fly - Ceraturgus cruciatus Wasp mimic Robber Fly - Ceraturgus cruciatus unknown fly - Ceraturgus elizabethae

Genus Coleomyia
Robber Fly - Coleomyia

Genus Cyrtopogon
Robber Fly - Cyrtopogon Small Robberfly - Cyrtopogon small robber fly - Cyrtopogon - male small robber fly - Cyrtopogon falto - Cyrtopogon - female small Robber Fly - Cyrtopogon Cyrtopogon laphriformis One for Herschel - Cyrtopogon Crytopogon varans - Cyrtopogon varans

 
 
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