Dasypogon (fly) explained

Dasypogon is a genus of robber flies in the family Asilidae. There are at least 80 described species in Dasypogon.

Species

These 84 species belong to the genus Dasypogon:

• Dasypogon acratus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon aegon Walker, 1848

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• Dasypogon aequalis (Walker, 1857)

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• Dasypogon agathyllus Walker, 1848

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• Dasypogon analis Macquart, 1850

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• Dasypogon anemetus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon aphidas Walker, 1848

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• Dasypogon aphidnus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon arcuatus (Fabricius, 1794)

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• Dasypogon atratus (Fabricius, 1794)

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• Dasypogon atripennis (Macquart, 1834)

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• Dasypogon atripes Fabricius, 1805

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• Dasypogon aurarius Wiedemann, 1821

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• Dasypogon auripilus (Seguy, 1934)

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• Dasypogon australis Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon bacescui Weinberg, 1979

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• Dasypogon barrus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon bigoti Bellardi, 1861

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• Dasypogon bonariensis Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon brevipennis (Meigen, 1838)

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• Dasypogon caffer (Wiedemann, 1828)

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• Dasypogon carvilius Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon castigans Walker, 1851

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• Dasypogon caudatus (Fabricius, 1805)

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• Dasypogon cephicus Say, 1829

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• Dasypogon cerretanus Walker, 1848

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• Dasypogon coon Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon copreus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon costalis Lynch Arribalzaga, 1880

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• Dasypogon crassus Macquart, 1849

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• Dasypogon diadema (Fabricius, 1781)

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• Dasypogon dorsalis (Wiedemann, 1824)

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• Dasypogon equestris Wiedemann, 1828

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• Dasypogon fabricii Wiedemann, 1820

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• Dasypogon flavipennis Macquart, 1846

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• Dasypogon fossius (Walker, 1849)

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• Dasypogon fraternus Macquart, 1846

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• Dasypogon fuscipennis Macquart, 1834

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• Dasypogon geradi Weinberg, 1987

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• Dasypogon gerardi Weinberg, 1988

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• Dasypogon gougeleti (Bigot, 1878)

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• Dasypogon grandis Macquart, 1846

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• Dasypogon iberus Tomasovic, 1999

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• Dasypogon insertus Walker, 1851

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• Dasypogon irinelae Weinberg, 1986

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• Dasypogon kugleri Weinberg, 1986

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• Dasypogon lebasii Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon lenticeps (Thomson, 1869)

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• Dasypogon longus Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon luctuosus Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon lugens Philippi, 1865

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• Dasypogon magisi Tomasovic, 1999

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• Dasypogon maricus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon melanogaster

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• Dasypogon melanopterus Loew, 1869

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• Dasypogon mexicanus Macquart, 1846

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• Dasypogon nigriventris Dufour, 1833

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• Dasypogon occlusus Meijere, 1906

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• Dasypogon octonotatus Loew, 1869

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• Dasypogon olcesci (Bigot, 1878)

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• Dasypogon parvus Rondani, 1851

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• Dasypogon potitus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon pumilus Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon punctipennis Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon rapax Walker, 1851

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• Dasypogon regenstreifi Weinberg, 1986

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• Dasypogon reinhardi Wiedemann, 1824

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• Dasypogon rubiginipennis Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon rubiginosum (Bigot, 1878)

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• Dasypogon rubinipes (Becker & Stein, 1913)

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• Dasypogon rufescens (Macquart, 1834)

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• Dasypogon ruficauda (Fabricius, 1805)

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• Dasypogon rufipes Philippi, 1865

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• Dasypogon rufiventris Walker, 1854

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• Dasypogon sericeus Philippi, 1865

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• Dasypogon sicanus Costa, 1854

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• Dasypogon silanus Walker, 1849

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• Dasypogon tenuis Macquart, 1838

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• Dasypogon torridus (Walker, 1856)

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• Dasypogon tragicus (Wiedemann, 1828)

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• Dasypogon tripartitus Walker, 1854

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• Dasypogon tsacasi Weinberg, 1991

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• Dasypogon variabilis Brullé, 1833

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• Dasypogon volcatius Walker, 1849

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Further reading

• Web site: 2018-04-22. Dikow . T.. 2009. Phylogeny of Asilidae inferred from morphological characters of imagines (Insecta, Diptera, Brachycera, Asiloidea). American Museum of Natural History.
• Hull . F.M.. 1962. Robber flies of the world. Bulletin of the United States National Museum. 224.