Paralimna
Genus of flies
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Paralimna is a genus of shore flies (insects in the family Ephydridae).[2][3]
| Paralimna | |
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| Paralimna punctipennis | |
Scientific classification  | |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Diptera |
| Family: | Ephydridae |
| Subfamily: | Hydrelliinae |
| Tribe: | Dryxini |
| Genus: | Paralimna Loew, 1862[1] |
| Type species | |
| Paralimna appendiculata | |
Species
- P. adunca Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. adversa Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. afra (Wirth, 1956)[5]
- P. albonotata Loew, 1862[1]
- P. approximata Cresson, 1947[6]
- P. arabica Becker, 1910[7]
- P. argentea Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. argyrostoma Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. aurantia Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. aurantiacus (Giordani Soika, 1956)[10]
- P. basilewskyi Giordani Soika, 1956[11]
- P. bicolor (Macquart, 1851)[12]
- P. bistriata Hendel, 1930[13]
- P. boensis Canzoneri & Rampini, 1990[14]
- P. brunneiceps Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. calva Bock, 1988[15]
- P. carolinika Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. castanea Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. cilifera Hendel, 1930[13]
- P. concors Cresson, 1929[16]
- P. confluens Loew, 1862[1]
- P. cressoni Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. cruciata Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. curta Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. dasycera Bezzi, 1908[17]
- P. decipiens Loew, 1878[18]
- P. dorina Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. fellerae Mathis, 1997[19]
- P. flavitarsis (Miyagi, 1977)[20]
- P. flexineuris Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. fulgifrons Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. fusca Bock, 1988[15]
- P. gambiensis Canzoneri, 1989[21]
- P. guineensis Canzoneri & Meneghini, 1969[22]
- P. guttata Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. hirticornis Meijere, 1913
- P. insignis Meijere, 1911
- P. insolita Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. invisa Giordani Soika, 1956[10]
- P. isis (Becker, 1903)[23]
- P. javana Wulp, 1891[24]
- P. keiseri Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. lamborni Cresson, 1947[6]
- P. ligabuei Canzoneri, 1987[25]
- P. limbata Loew, 1862[1]
- P. lineata Meijere, 1908
- P. longiseta Mathis & Zatwarnicki, 2002[26]
- P. lynx Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. mackieae Cresson, 1947[6]
- P. maculata Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. madecassa Giordani Soika, 1956[10]
- P. major Meijere, 1911
- P. malleata Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. mariae Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. meridionalis Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. millepuncta Malloch, 1925[27]
- P. molossus Schiner, 1868[28]
- P. monstruosa Giordani Soika, 1956[11]
- P. nebulosa Wirth, 1955
- P. nidor Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. nigripes Adams, 1905[29]
- P. nigropicta Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. nubifer Cresson, 1929[16]
- P. obscura Williston, 1896[30]
- P. opaca Miyagi, 1977[20]
- P. ornata Canzoneri & Meneghini, 1969[31]
- P. ornatifrons Meijere, 1914
- P. pallida Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. pauca Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. pectinata Hendel, 1930[13]
- P. picta Kertész, 1901[32]
- P. piger Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. pilosa Bock, 1988[15]
- P. pleurivittata Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. plumbiceps Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. poecila Wirth, 1956[5]
- P. pokuma Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. pseudornata Canzoneri, 1986[33]
- P. puncticollis Becker, 1922
- P. puncticornis Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. punctipennis (Wiedemann, 1830)[34]
- P. pupulata Cresson, 1939[35]
- P. quadrifascia (Walker, 1860)[36]
- P. reticulata Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. rhodesiensis Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. sana Cresson, 1929[16]
- P. secunda Schiner, 1868[28]
- P. sera Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. setifemur Cresson, 1939[35]
- P. sinensis (Schiner, 1868)[28]
- P. spatiosa Bock, 1988[15]
- P. sponsa Giordani Soika, 1956[11]
- P. stellata Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. sticta Hendel, 1930[13]
- P. stigmata Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. stirlingi Malloch, 1926
- P. taurus Cresson, 1916[9]
- P. texana Cresson, 1915
- P. thomae (Wiedemann, 1830)[34]
- P. uelensis Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. ugandensis Cogan, 1968[8]
- P. uniseta Malloch, 1925[27]
- P. ustulata Wirth, 1956[5]
- P. vansomereni Cresson, 1933[4]
- P. velutina Ale-Rocha & Mathis, 2015[3]
- P. wirthi Cogan, 1968[8]