Sterphus
Genus of flies
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Sterphus is a genus of hoverflies.[8][9]
| Sterphus | |
|---|---|
Scientific classification  | |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Diptera |
| Family: | Syrphidae |
| Subfamily: | Eristalinae |
| Tribe: | Milesiini |
| Subtribe: | Xylotina |
| Genus: | Sterphus Philippi, 1865[1] |
| Type species | |
| Sterphus autumnalis | |
| Synonyms | |
Species
- Sterphus andicus Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus arethusa (Hull, 1944)[11]
- Sterphus aureopila (Hull, 1941)[12]
- Sterphus aureus Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus auricaudatus (Williston, 1892)[13]
- Sterphus aurifrons Shannon, 1926[4]
- Sterphus batesi (Shannon, 1926)[4]
- Sterphus calypso Hippa, 1994[14]
- Sterphus chiragra (Fabricius, 1805)[15]
- Sterphus chloropyga (Schiner, 1868)[16]
- Sterphus coarctatus (Wiedemann, 1830)[17]
- Sterphus coeruleus (Rondani, 1863)[18]
- Sterphus cybele (Hull, 1951)[19]
- Sterphus cydippe Hippa, 1994[14]
- Sterphus fascithorax (Williston, 1888)[2]
- Sterphus fassli Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus fulvus Thompson, 1973[8]
- Sterphus funebris (Hull, 1944)[11]
- Sterphus gamezi Thompson, 1997[20]
- Sterphus hinei (Thompson, 1976)[9]
- Sterphus incarum Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus incertus Thompson, 1973[8]
- Sterphus intermedius Thompson, 1973[8]
- Sterphus janzeni Thompson, 1994[14]
- Sterphus latitarsatus (Macquart, 1842)[21]
- Sterphus nigrita (Fabricius, 1781)[22]
- Sterphus nitidicollis Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus ochripes Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus panamensis (Curran, 1930)[23]
- Sterphus pilifer Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus plagiatus (Wiedemann, 1830)[17]
- Sterphus rudis (Hull, 1944)[11]
- Sterphus rufoabdominalis Zumbado, 1997[20]
- Sterphus sapphirifer Hippa, 1978[10]
- Sterphus scutellata (Curran, 1934)[24]
- Sterphus shannoni Thompson, 1973[8]
- Sterphus spinosus (Shannon, 1925)[3]
- Sterphus stimulans Thompson, 1973[8]
- Sterphus telus Thompson, 1973[8]
- Sterphus tinctus (Fluke, 1951)[25]
- Sterphus transversus (Walker, 1857)[26]
- Sterphus venezuelaensis Thompson, 1994[14]
- Sterphus woodorum Thompson, 1973[8]
