Only one pair of wings. Second pair (hind wings) developed as halteres.
Diptera Classification: Diptera
Diptera Classification: Diptera
Diptera Classification: Asiloidea; Brachycera; Cyclorrhapha; Diptera; Empidoidea; Stratiomyomorpha; Tabanomorpha
Diptera Classification: Diptera
The BioSystematic Database of World Diptera (BDWD) is a source of names and information about those names and the taxa to which they apply. The BDWD is a set of tools to aid users in finding information about flies. The two main components of the BDWD are the Nomenclator and the Species database.
Diptera Classification: Diptera
Links to information about events, societies, journals, newsletters, and working groups devoted to Dipterology and their up and coming activities, as well as to opportunities for those interested in flies are below. For links to taxon pages click here.
Diptera Classification: Diptera
Links to information about events, societies, journals, newsletters, and working groups devoted to Dipterology and their up and coming activities, as well as to opportunities for those interested in flies are below. For links to taxon pages click here.
Diptera Classification: Diptera
Diptera Classification: Diptera
The Carnidae fauna of Greece is poorly known, with only Meoneura graeca Hennig, 1972, M. obscurella Fallén, 1823, M. prima Becker 1905, and ?M. vagans Fallén, 1823 recorded (Strobl, 1902, Hennig 1937 & 1972, Sabrosky 1959, Papp, 1984). However, thanks to the efforts of Gordon Ramel, who maintained several Malaise as well as other traps near Lake Kerkini in northern Greece, close to the border to Bulgaria, this has now changed.
Diptera Classification: Agromyzidae; Carnidae; Chloropidae; Diptera; Hemeromyia; Hemeromyia longirostris; Hemeromyia remotinervis; Meoneura; Meoneura acuticerca; Meoneura atoma; Meoneura biseta; Meoneura exigua; Meoneura flavifacies; Meoneura geniculata; Meoneura graeca; Meoneura moravica; Meoneura near neottiophila; Meoneura triangularis; Meoneura tritici
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Diptera Classification: Diptera
Acartophthalmidae
Agromyzidae (economic)
Agromyzidae
Apioceridae
Asilidae
Blephariceridae
Bombyliidae
Carnidae
Diptera Classification: Acartophthalmidae; Agromyzidae; Apioceridae; Asilidae; Blephariceridae; Bombyliidae; Carnidae; Ceratopogonidae; Chaoboridae; Chironomidae; Clusiidae; Culicidae; Diptera; Drosophilidae; Empidoidea; Eurychoromyiidae; Meoneura biseta; Meoneura geniculata; Meoneura near neottiophila; Meoneura tritici; Milichiidae; Mydidae; Oestridae; Phoridae; Pipunculidae; Sarcophagidae; Sciaridae; Simuliidae; Somatiidae; Syrphidae; Tabanidae; Tachinidae; Tanyderidae; Tephritidae; Therevidae; Tipulidae
Flies, gnats, maggots, midges, mosquitoes, keds, bots, etc. are all common names for members of the order Diptera. This diversity of names documents the importance of the group to man and reflects the range of organisms in the order. The order is one of the four largest groups of living organisms. There are more known flies than vertebrates. These insects are a major component of virtually all non-marine ecosystems. Only the cold arctic and antarctic ice caps are without flies. The economic importance of the group is immense.
Diptera Classification: Diptera; Eurychoromyiidae; Meoneura biseta; Meoneura geniculata; Meoneura near neottiophila; Meoneura tritici; Milichiidae; Tephritidae
Diptera Classification: Diptera
Bob Copeland, an entomologist living in Kenya, provided the following explanation for this amazing phenomenon:
Diptera Classification: Chaoboridae; Chironomidae; Culicidae; Diptera; Nematocera