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Genus Rhagio

Phylum Arthropoda - Arthropods
Subphylum Hexapoda - Hexapods
Class Insecta - Insects
Order Diptera - Flies
No Taxon Orthorrhapha
Infraorder Tabanomorpha
Family Rhagionidae - Snipe Flies
Genus Rhagio

Species albicornis - Rhagio albicornis
Species dichromaticus - Rhagio dichromaticus
Species floridensis - Rhagio floridensis
Species gracilis - Rhagio gracilis
Species hirtus - Rhagio hirtus
Species lineola - Small Fleck-winged Snipe Fly
Species mystaceus - Common Snipe Fly
Species plumbeus - Rhagio plumbeus
Species punctipennis - Lesser Variegated Snipe Fly
Species scolopaceus - Downlooker Snipefly
Species tringarius - Marsh Snipe Fly
Species vertebratus - Rhagio vertebratus
No Taxon larvae
No Taxon resemble punctipennis but not separated from plumbeus
No Taxon Unidentified Western Rhagio spp.
No Taxon hirtus, orestes, or terminalis

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