Melanodexia
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Melanodexia is a peculiar New World Cluster fly genus of the western United States.
[edit] Species List:
- Melanodexia californica Hall, 1948
- Melanodexia glabricula (Bigot, 1888)
- Melanodexia grandis Shannon, 1926 (Synonyms: M. pacifica Hall, 1948)
- Melanodexia idahoensis (Hall 1948)
- Melanodexia nox (Hall, 1948)
- Melanodexia satanica Shannon, 1926
- Melanodexia tristina (Hall, 1948)
- Melanodexia tristis Williston, 1893
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