Ptilogyna Explained

Ptilogyna is a genus of true crane fly.

Distribution

Australia, Brazil, New Caledonia & Papua New Guinea.

Species

Subgenus Ctenogyna Macquart, 1838

P. bicolor (Macquart, 1838)

P. nasalis (Alexander, 1924)
Subgenus Plusiomyia Skuse, 1890

P. clarki (Alexander, 1928)

P. felix (Alexander, 1922)

P. flabellifera Loew, 1851

P. gracilis (Walker, 1848)

P. herroni (Alexander, 1948)

P. inornata (Skuse, 1890)

P. kraussiana (Alexander, 1966)

P. leucoplagia (Alexander, 1957)

P. lineata (Skuse, 1890)

P. mackerrasi (Alexander, 1928)

P. margaritae (Alexander, 1948)

P. mathesonae Dobrotworsky, 1971

P. minor (Alexander, 1922)

P. necopina (Alexander, 1922)

P. neocaledonica (Alexander, 1948)

P. neogama (Alexander, 1944)

P. olliffi (Skuse, 1890)

P. pandoxa (Alexander, 1922)

P. spissigrada (Alexander, 1922)

P. tasmaniensis (Alexander, 1922)

P. tripectinata (Alexander, 1922)

P. wellsi (Alexander, 1950)

P. westralis Dobrotworsky, 1971
Subgenus Ptilogyna Westwood, 1835

P. cheesmanae Alexander, 1947

P. macquartii Loew, 1851

P. minima Alexander, 1922

P. ramicornis (Walker, 1835)

References

Web site: Catalogue of the Craneflies of the World (Diptera, Tipuloidea: Pediciidae, Limoniidae, Cylindrotomidae, Tipulidae) . Naturalis Biodiversity Center.