Cestrotus Explained
Cestrotus is a genus of brachyceran flies in the family Lauxaniidae.[1]
Species
- C. acuticurvus Li, Yang and Gaimari, 2009[1]
- C. apicalis (Hendel, 1920)[2]
- C. argenteus Hendel, 1920[2]
- C. cutherbertsoni Curran, 1938
- C. elegans Hendel, 1920[2]
- C. flavipes (Frey, 1927)
- C. flavoscutellatus de Meijere, 1910
- C. frontalis (Kertész, 1904)
- C. hennigi (Lindner, 1956)
- C. heteropterus Li, Yang and Gaimari, 2009[1]
- C. liui Li, Yang and Gaimari, 2009[1]
- C. longinudus Li, Yang and Gaimari, 2009[1]
- C. megacephalus Loew, 1862
- C. obtusus Li, Yang and Gaimari, 2009[1]
- C. oculatus Hendel, 1910
- C. pictipennis (Wiedemann, 1824)
- C. pilosus (Hendel, 1920)[2]
- C. polygrammus (Walker, 1861)
- C. striatus Hendel, 1910
- C. tibialis Bezzi, 1908
- C. trivittatus Sasakawa, 2003[3]
- C. turritus Loew, 1862
- C. univittatus Sasakawa, 2003[3]
- C. variegatus Loew, 1862
Notes and References
- Li. Shi. Yang. Ding. Gaimari. Stephen D.. Species of the genus Cestrotus Loew from China (Diptera: Lauxaniidae).. Zootaxa. 2009. 41–68. Magnolia Press. Auckland, New Zealand. 1175-5326.
- Hendel. F.. Neue Cestrotus-Arten des ungarischen Nationalmuseums (Dipt., Lauxaniid.). Verhandlungen der Zoologisch-Botanischen Gesellschaft in Wien.. 1920. 70. 74–80. 26 August 2017.
- Sasakawa. M.. Oriental Lauxaniidae (Diptera) Part 4. Fauna of the Lauxaniidae of Laos.. Scientific Reports of Kyoto Prefectural University Human Environment and Agriculture. 2003. 55. 57–74.
