Bombylius
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 Bombylius major
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Bombylius is a large genus of flies belonging to the family Bombyliidae (the bee-flies). The genus has a global distribution.
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[edit] Species
Species include:
- B. major - a widely distributed and familiar species found throughout the Holarctic region, Indomalaya and North Africa [1]
[edit] European species
- B. aaroni - Canary Islands
- B. ambustus - southern Palaearctic, Near East
- B. analis - southern Palaearctic, Near East
- B. candidus - Palaearctic, Near East
- B. canescens - Palaearctic, Near East
- B. cinerarius - southern Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. cinerascens - Europe, Near East [2]
- B. citrinus - southern Europe, Near East
- B. cruciatus - southern Europe, Near East, North Africa
- B. discolor - Europe, Near East [3]
- B. fimbriatus - Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. flavipes - Italy, Spain, Near East, North Africa
- B. floccosus - southeastern Europe, Near East
- B. fulvescens - Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. fumosus - Spain
- B. fuscus - southern Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. kutshurganicus - southern Russia, Ukraine, Moldova
- B. leucopygus - Spain, North Africa
- B. medius - Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. minor - Palaearctic, Near East [4]
- B. modestus - southern Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. mus - southern Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. niveus - southern Europe, Near East
- B. nubilis - central and southern Europe, Near East, North Africa
- B. oceanus - Canary Islands
- B. pallens - Italy, Spain, Portugal
- B. pardalotus - Italy, Spain
- B. pintuarius - Canary Islands
- B. posticus - Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. pumilus - southern Europe, Near East
- B. quadrifarius - seoutheastern Europe, eastern Palaearctic, Near East
- B. semifuscus - Palaearctic, Near East, North Africa
- B. shelkovnikovi - Italy, Greece, eastern Palaearctic, Near East
- B. torquatus - southern Europe, Near East, North Africa
- B. trichurus - Palaearctic, Near East
- B. venosus - Europe, Near East
[edit] Nearctic species
- B. aestivus
- B. albicapillus
- B. altimyia
- B. anthophilus
- B. anthophoroides
- B. arizonicus
- B. atriceps
- B. aureus
- B. aurifer
- B. auriferiodes
- B. austini
- B. balion
- B. ballmeri
- B. breviabdominalis
- B. cachinnans
- B. cinerivus
- B. comanche
- B. curtirhynchus
- B. diegoensis
- B. duncani
- B. eboreus
- B. facialis
- B. fascipennis
- B. flavifacies
- B. flavipilosa
- B. fraudulentus
- B. frommerorum
- B. fulvibasoides
- B. helvus
- B. heximaculatus
- B. incanus
- B. japygus
- B. kanabensis
- B. lancifer
- B. lassenensis
- B. macfarlandi
- B. medorae
- B. metopium
- B. mexicanus
- B. mohavensis
- B. montanus
- B. nevadensis
- B. nicholsonae
- B. nigriventris
- B. painteri
- B. pendens
- B. phlogmodes
- B. plichtai
- B. pygmaeus [5]
- B. quirinus
- B. ravus
- B. silvus
- B. sylphae
- B. texanus
- B. validus
- B. varius
- B. washingtoniensis
- B. xanthothrix
- B. zapataensis
- B. zircon
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