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Subfamily Stenopogoninae

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Holopogon · Metadioctria · Microstylum · Myelaphus · Nannocyrtopogon

Genus Holopogon
Robber Fly - Holopogon tiny robber - Holopogon small robber - Holopogon small robber - Holopogon Robber Fly with gnat prey - Holopogon Robber Fly - Holopogon oriens Robber Fly - Holopogon oriens robber fly? - Holopogon

Genus Metadioctria
Metadioctria rubida - female Metadioctria rubida - female

Genus Microstylum
Unknown Asilidae - Microstylum galactodes Stygian Robber - Microstylum morosum Stygian Robber - Microstylum morosum Microstylum galactodes - male Microstylum galactodes - male Microstylum galactodes - female Robber Fly - Microstylum morosum Microstylum morosum - female

Genus Myelaphus
Myelaphus melas - male

Genus Nannocyrtopogon
Ablautus? on Twig - Nannocyrtopogon vanduzeei Common Early Asilid - Nannocyrtopogon vanduzeei Dasypogoninae?? - Nannocyrtopogon atripes

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