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Conopidae

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Nomenclature

  • Unranked: Acalyptratae
    Superfamily: Conopoidea
Family:
Conopidae
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Media

Male frontal head JSS17787.jpg

Male frontal head JSS17787.jpg

Conopidae

Conopidae

Male head frontal2 JSS17787.jpg

Male head frontal2 JSS17787.jpg

Male frontal head JSS17787.jpg

Conopidae

Male head frontal2 JSS17787.jpg

SUMMARY

Rather bare and elongate flies, 3.0-20.0 mm long, usually pruinose, and colored black and yellow, reddish brown, or blackish, often with striking resemblance to solitary wasps and other Hymenoptera. Head broad; proboscis usually long, singly or doubly geniculate. Wing spotted or unmarked, or with a band along costal margin; cell r4+5 closed or nearly so. (Smith & Peterson 1987)

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