Trixoscelis Explained

Trixoscelis is a genus of flies in the family Heleomyzidae.^{[1] [2]} For the most part they are small to minute flies found in warm semi-arid conditions on sand dunes, dry grasslands or shrubby places. They are widely distributed in the Palaearctic.^[3]

Species

These 94 species belong to the genus Trixoscelis:

• T. adnubila Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. albinervis (Roser, 1840)

^{c g}

• T. approximata (Loew, 1865)^[4]

^{c g [3]}

• T. auroflava Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. baliogastra (Czerny, 1909)

^g

• T. beckeri Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. bistriata Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. brandbergensis Woźnica, 2000

^{c g}

• T. brincki Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. buccata Melander, 1952

^{i c g}

• T. canescens (Loew, 1865)^[4]

^{c g}

• T. cinerea (Coquillett, 1902)

^{i c g}

• T. claripennis (Malloch, 1913)

^{i c g}

• T. coei (Bequaert, 1960)

^{c g}

• T. coetzeci Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. cogani Woźnica, 2000

^{c g}

• T. costalis (Coquillett, 1901)

^{c g}

• T. crassitarsa Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. curvata Carles-Tolra, 1993

^{c g}

• T. deemingi Woźnica, 2009

^{c g}

• T. deserta (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g b}

• T. deserticola Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. discolor Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. dumbii Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. flagellata Carles-Tolra & Ventura, 2001

^{c g}

• T. flavens (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. flavida (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g b}

• T. flavipalpis Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. franzi Soós, 1979

^{c g}

• T. frontalis (Fallén, 1823)

^{i c g [3]}

• T. fucipennis Cogan, 1971

^{i c g}

• T. fumipennis (Melander, 1913)

^{c g}

• T. gentilis (Frey, 1936)

^{c g}

• T. gigans Carles-Tolra, 2001

^{c g}

• T. hessei Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. incognita Woźnica, 2000

^{c g}

• T. intermedia Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. irrorata Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. jonesi Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. jugoslaviensis (Bequaert, 1960)

^{c g}

• T. laeta (Becker, 1907)

^{c g}

• T. lindneri Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. litorea (Aldrich, 1908)

^{i c g}

• T. lyneborgi Hackman, 1970

^{c g [2]}

• T. marginella (Fallén, 1823)

^{c g}

• T. margo Papp, 2005

^{c g}

• T. melanderi (Vockeroth, 1965)

^{i c g}

• T. mendezabali Hackman, 1970

^{c g [2]}

• T. migueli Woźnica, 2009

^{c g}

• T. millennica Woźnica, 2000

^{c g}

• T. mixta Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. mohavea (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. mongolica Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. namibensis Cogan, 1977

^{c g}

• T. nigra Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. nigrifemorata (Bezzi, 1908)

^{c g}

• T. nigritarsa Soós, 1977

^{c g}

• T. nitidiventris (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. nubila Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. nuda (Coquillett, 1910)

^{c g}

• T. obscurella (Fallén, 1823)

^{c g [3]}

• T. ornata (Johnson, 1895)

^{c g}

• T. pallida Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. paraproxima Soós, 1979

^{c g}

• T. pedestris (Loew, 1865)

^{c g}

• T. peregrina Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. phylacis Séguy, 1953

^{c g}

• T. plebs (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. polita (Malloch, 1931)

^b

• T. problematica Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. proxima (Séguy, 1936)

^{c g}

• T. psammophila Hackman, 1970

^{c g}

• T. puncticornis (Becker, 1907)

^{c g}

• T. punctifera (Bezzi, 1908)

^{c g}

• T. pygochroa (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. sabinaevae Carles-Tolra, 1993

^{c g}

• T. sabulicola (Frey, 1958)

^{c g}

• T. sagulata (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. sanctiferdinandi (Czerny, 1909)

^{c g}

• T. serpens Carles-Tolra, 2001

^{c g}

• T. sexlineata Frey, 1949

^{c g}

• T. signifera (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g b}

• T. similis Hackman, 1970

^{c g [2]}

• T. stuckenbergi Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. stukei Woźnica, 2009

^{c g}

• T. subobscura Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. suffusa (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. triplex (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. tumida (Melander, 1952)

^{i c g}

• T. uniformis Cogan, 1971

^{c g}

• T. vanharteni Woźnica, 2009

^{c g}

• T. vikhrevi Woźnica, 2007

^{c g [3]}

• T. yugoslavensis (Bequaert, 1960)

^gData sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net

Notes and References

1. Web site: Fauna Europaea . https://web.archive.org/web/20140810012634/http://www.faunaeur.org/full_results.php?id=66628 . dead . August 10, 2014 . European Commission . 5 January 2012.
2. Hackman . Walter . 1970 . Trixoscelidae (Diptera) from Southern Spain and Description of a New Trixoscelis Species from Northern Europe . Entomologica Scandinavica . 1 . 2 . 127–134 . Scandinavian Society of Entomology. . 0013-8711 . 10.1163/187631270x00168.
3. Woźnica . Andrzej J. . 2007 . New records of the Turkish Sunflies (Diptera: Trixoscelididae) with description of a new Trixoscelis species . Annals of the Upper Silesian Museum (Entomology) . 14-15 . 59–64 .
4. Loew. Hermann. Ueber die europaischen Arten der Gattung Geomyza. Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift. 1865. 9. 14–25. 27 May 2018.