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Genus Thevenetimyia

 
 
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Thevenetimyia affinis · Thevenetimyia californica · Thevenetimyia celer · Thevenetimyia culiciformis · Thevenetimyia funesta

Species Thevenetimyia affinis
Thevenetimyia affinis - male Thevenetimyia affinis - male Thevenetimyia affinis - male Thevenetimyia affinis - male T. affinis on Eriophylum confertiflorum - Thevenetimyia affinis T. affinis on Eriophylum confertiflorum - Thevenetimyia affinis

Species Thevenetimyia californica
Thevenetimyia californica - female Thevenetimyia californica - female

Species Thevenetimyia celer
Thevenetimyia celer - male Thevenetimyia celer - male Thevenetimyia celer - female Thevenetimyia celer - female Thevenetimyia celer - female

Species Thevenetimyia culiciformis
Unidentified fly - Thevenetimyia culiciformis

Species Thevenetimyia funesta
Bee Fly? - Thevenetimyia funesta Bee Fly? - Thevenetimyia funesta Bee Fly - Thevenetimyia funesta

 
 
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