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List of flower fly species of North America

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There are more than 870 species[1] of flower fly (Syrphidae) in North America .[2] The following is an attempt at a comprehensive North American list of this family of insects.[3]

Family Syrphidae edit

Subfamily Syrphinae edit

Tribe Bacchini edit

Genus Baccha Fabricius, 1805[4] edit
Genus Melanostoma Schiner, 1860 edit
Genus Platycheirus Lepeletier & Serville, 1828[6] edit

70 species [1]

Tribe Paragini edit

Genus Paragus Latreille edit

Tribe Pipizini edit

Genus Pipiza Fallén edit
Genus Heringia Rondani, 1856 edit
Genus Trichopsomyia Williston, 1888 edit

Tribe Syrphini edit

Genus Allograpta Osten Sacken edit

5 species [1]

Genus Chrysotoxum Meigen edit

13 species [2][12]

Genus Dasysyrphus Enderlein edit

14 species [2][13]

Genus Didea Macquart edit

2 species [2]

Genus Dioprosopa Hull, 1949 edit
Genus Doros Meigen edit
Genus Epistrophe Walker edit
Genus Epistrophella edit
Genus Eriozona Schiner edit
Genus Eupeodes Osten Sacken edit

21 Species [14]

Genus Lapposyrphus edit
Genus Leucozona Schiner edit
Genus Melangyna Verrall edit
Genus Meligramma Frey edit
Genus Meliscaeva Frey edit
Genus Ocyptamus Macquart edit

14 species [2]

Genus Orphnabaccha Vockeroth, 1969 edit
Genus Parasyrphus Matsumura edit
Genus Philhelius edit
Genus Salpingogaster Schiner edit
Genus Scaeva edit
Genus Sphaerophoria edit

13 species [1]

Genus Syrphus edit

11 species [1]

Tribe Toxomerini edit

Genus Toxomerus edit

23 species [1]

Subfamily Microdontinae edit

Genus Aristosyrphus edit

Genus Carreramyia edit

Genus Microdon edit

29 species [23][24]

Genus Mixogaster edit

Key to North American species[37]

Genus Omegasyrphus edit

Genus Peradon edit

Genus Pseudomicrodon edit

Genus Rhopalosyrphus edit

Genus Ubristes edit

Subfamily Eristalinae edit

Tribe Brachyopini edit

Genus Brachyopa Meigen, 1822 edit

17 species

Genus Chrysogaster Meigen, 1803 edit
Genus Chrysosyrphus Sedman, 1965 edit
Genus Hammerschmidtia Schummel, 1834 edit
Genus Myolepta edit

8 species

Genus Neoascia edit
Genus Orthonevra edit
Genus Sphegina edit

[44]

Tribe Callicerini edit

Genus Callicera edit

Tribe Cerioidini edit

Genus Ceriana edit
Genus Monoceromyia edit
Genus Polybiomyia edit
Genus Sphiximorpha edit

Tribe Eristalini edit

Genus Eristalinus edit
Genus Eristalis edit
Genus Helophilus edit

12 species [1]

Genus Lejops edit
Genus Mallota edit

11 species [1]

Genus Meromacrus edit
Genus Myathropa edit
Genus Palpada Macquart, 1854 edit
Genus Parhelophilus edit

Tribe Sericomyini edit

Genus Sericomyia edit

14 species [1]

Genus Pyritis edit

Tribe Merodontini edit

Genus Eumerus edit
Genus Merodon edit
Genus Nausigaster edit

Tribe Milesini edit

Genus Blera Billberg, 1820[47] edit
Genus Brachypalpus edit
Genus Chalcosyrphus edit
Genus Criorhina edit

14 species [16] [10]

Genus Cynorhinella edit
Genus Hadromyia Williston, 1882[51] edit
Subgenus Chrysosomidia Curran, 1934[52] edit
Subgenus Hadromyia Williston, 1882[54] edit
Genus Merapoides edit
Genus Milesia edit

3 species [55]

Genus Palumbia edit
Genus Pocota edit
Genus Pterallastes Loew, 1863[57] edit
Genus Somula Macquart, 1847[46] edit
Genus Sphecomyia edit

14 species [58][59]

Genus Spilomyia edit

10 species [64]

Genus Syritta edit
Genus Temnostoma edit

10 species [1]

Genus Teuchocnemis edit
Genus Tropidia edit

8 species [1]

Genus Xylota edit

29 species [1]

Tribe Rhingiini edit

Genus Chamaesyrphus edit
Genus Cheilosia edit
Genus Ferdinandea edit
Genus Rhingia edit
Genus Hiatomyia edit
  • Hiatomyia canadensis (Shannon, 1922)
  • Hiatomyia chionthrix Hull & fluke 1950 [78]
  • Hiatomyia chrysothrix (Hull & Fluke, 1950) [78]
  • Hiatomyia coriacea (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia cyanea (Hunter, 1896)
  • Hiatomyia cyanescens (Loew, 1863)
  • Hiatomyia cyascens (Loew , 1863)
  • Hiatomyia gemini (Shannon, 1922)
  • Hiatomyia hecate (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia hyacintha (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia idahoa (Shannon, 1922)
  • Hiatomyia nigrocyanea (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia niveifrons (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia nyctichroma (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia olivia (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia plumosa (Coquillett, 1904)
  • Hiatomyia plutonia (Hunter, 1897)
  • Hiatomyia rubroflava (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia signatiseta (Hunter, 1896)
  • Hiatomyia tessa (Hull & Fluke, 1950)[78]
  • Hiatomyia townsendi (Hunter, 1896)
  • Hiatomyia willistoni (Snow, 1895)

Tribe Volucellini edit

Genus Copestylum edit

82 species [1]

Genus Ornidia edit
Genus Volucella edit

References edit

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