Bombyliidae

Bombyliidae

Taxobox
name = Bombyliidae



image_width = 250px
image_caption = "Lepidophora lepidocera"
regnum = Animalia
phylum = Arthropoda
classis = Insecta
subclassis = Pterygota
infraclassis = Neoptera
superordo = Endopterygota|
ordo = Diptera
subordo = Brachycera
infraordo = Asilomorpha
superfamilia = Asiloidea
familia = Bombyliidae
familia_authority = Latreille , 1802
subdivision_ranks = Subfamilies
subdivision = :
*Anthracinae
*Antoniinae
*Bombyliinae
*Crocidiinae
*Cythereinae
*Ecliminae
*Heterotropinae
*Lomatiinae
*Mariobezziinae
*Oligodraninae
*Oniromyiinae
*Phthiriinae
*Tomomyzinae
*Toxophorinae
*Usiinae
*Xenoprosopinae

Bombyliidae is a large family of flies with hundreds of genera, although their life cycles are not well known. Adults generally feed on nectar and pollen, thus are pollinators of flowers. They superficially resemble bees, thus are commonly called bee flies, and this may offer the adults some protection from predators.

The larval stages are predators or parasitoids of other insect eggs and larvae. The adult females usually deposit eggs in the vicinity of possible hosts, quite often in the burrows of beetles or wasps/solitary bees. Where most often in the insect world parasitoids are highly specific in the host species that they will infect, some bombyliids are opportunistic and will use a variety of hosts.

While bombyliids have a great variety of species, rarely are individuals of any one species abundant, and this is perhaps one of the poorest known families of insects relative to its size. There are at least 4,500 described species, and probably thousands as of yet undescribed.

Species include:

Major bee-fly ("Bombylius major")
Williston's bee-fly ("Poecilanthrax willistoni")
Alkali bee fly ("Heterostylum robustum")

Genera

*"Acanthogeron" Bezzi, 1925
*"Acreophthiria" Evenhuis, 1986
*"Acreotrichus" Macquart, 1840
*"Acrophthalmyda" Bigot, 1858
*"Adelidea" Macquart, 1840
*"Adelogenys" Hesse, 1938
*"Aldrichia" Coquillett, 1894
*"Alepidophora" Cockerell, 1909
*"Aleucosia" Edwards, 1934
*"Alomatia" Cockerell, 1914
*"Amictites" Hennig, 1966
*"Amictus" Wiedemann, 1817
*"Amphicosmus" Coquillett, 1891
*"Anastoechus" Osten-Sacken, 1877
*"Anisotamia" Macquart, 1840
*"Anthrax" Scopoli, 1763
*"Antonia" Loew, 1856
*"Antoniaustralia" Becker, 1913
*"Apatomyza" Wiedemann, 1820
*"Aphoebantus" Loew, 1872
*"Apolysis" Loew, 1860
*"Astrophanes" Osten Sacken, 1877
*"Atrichochira" Hesse, 1956
*"Australiphthiria" Evenhuis, 1986
*"Australoechus" Greathead, 1995
*"Balaana" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Beckerellus" Greathead, 1995
*"Bombomyia" Greathead, 1995
*"Bombylella" Greathead, 1995
*"Bombylisoma" Rondani, 1856
*"Bombylius" Linnaeus, 1758
*"Brachyanax" Evenhuis, 1981
*"Brachydemia" Hull, 1973
*"Bromoglycis" Hull, 1971
*"Brychosoma" Hull, 1973
*"Bryodemina" Hull, 1973
*"Cacoplox" Hull, 1970
*"Caecanthrax" Greathead, 1981
*"Callostoma" Macquart, 1840
*"Callynthrophora" Schiner, 1868
*"Canariellum" Strand, 1928
*"Chalcochiton" Loew, 1844
*"Choristus" Walker, 1852
*"Chrysanthrax" Osten Sacken, 1886
*"Colossoptera" Hull, 1973
*"Comptosia" Macquart, 1840
*"Conomyza" Hesse, 1956
*"Cononedys" Hermann, 1907
*"Conophorina" Becker, 1920
*"Conophorus" Meigen, 1803
*"Corsomyza" Wiedemann, 1820
*"Coryprosopa" Hesse, 1956
*"Crocidium" Loew, 1860
*"Cryomyia" Hull, 1973
*"Cyananthrax" Painter, 1959
*"Cyllenia" Latreille, 1802
*"Cyrtomyia" Bigot, 1892
*"Cytherea" Fabricius, 1794
*"Cyx" Evenhuis, 1993
*"Dasypalpus" Macquart, 1840
*"Desmatomyia" Williston, 1895
*"Desmatoneura" Williston, 1895
*"Deusopora" Hull, 1971
*"Diatropomma" Bowden, 1962
*"Dicranoclista" Bezzi, 1924
*"Diochanthrax" Hall, 1975
*"Dipalta" Osten Sacken, 1877
*"Diplocampta" Schiner, 1868
*"Dischistus" Loew, 1855
*"Docidomyia" White, 1916
*"Doddosia" Edwards, 1934
*"Dolichomyia" Wiedemann, 1830
*"Doliogethys" Hesse, 1938
*"Eclimus" Loew, 1844
*"Edmundiella" Becker, 1915
*"Efflatounia" Bezzi, 1925
*"Enica" Macquart, 1834
*"Epacmoides" Hesse, 1956
*"Epacmus" Osten Sacken, 1886
*"Eremyia" Greathead, 1996
*"Eristalopsis" Evenhuis, 1985
*"Eucessia" Coquillett, 1886
*"Euchariomyia" Bigot, 1888
*"Euprepina" Hull, 1971
*"Eurycarenus" Loew, 1860
*"Euryphthiria" Evenhuis, 1986
*"Eusurbus" Roberts, 1929
*"Exechohypopion" Evenhuis, 1991
*"Exepacmus" Coquillett, 1894
*"Exhyalanthrax" Becker, 1916
*"Exoprosopa" Macquart, 1840
*"Geminaria" Coquillett, 1894
*"Geron" Meigen, 1820
*"Glaesamictus" Hennig, 1966
*"Gnumyia" Bezzi, 1921
*"Gonarthrus" Bezzi, 1921
*"Gyrocraspedum" Becker, 1913
*"Hallidia" Hull, 1970
*"Hemipenthes" Loew, 1869
*"Heteralonia" Rondani, 1863
*"Heterostylum" Macquart, 1848
*"Heterotropus" Loew, 1873
*"Hyperalonia" Rondani, 1863
*"Hyperusia" Bezzi, 1921
*"Inyo" Hall & Evenhuis, 1987
*"Isocnemus" Bezzi, 1924
*"Kapu" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Karakumia" Paramonov, 1927
*"Laminanthrax" Greathead, 1967
*"Larrpana" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Laurella" Hull, 1971
*"Legnotomyia" Bezzi, 1902
*"Lepidanthrax" Osten Sacken, 1886
*"Lepidochlanus" Hesse, 1938
*"Lepidophora" Westwood, 1835
*"Ligyra" Newman, 1841
*"Litorhina" Bowden, 1975
*"Lomatia" Meigen, 1822
*"Lordotus" Loew, 1863
*"Macrocondyla" Rondani, 1863
*"Mallophthiria" Edwards, 1930
*"Mancia" Coquillett, 1886
*"Mandella" Evenhuis, 1983
*"Mariobezzia" Becker, 1913
*"Marleyimyia" Hesse, 1956
*"Marmosoma" White, 1916
*"Megapalpus" Macquart, 1834
*"Megaphthiria" Hall, 1976
*"Melanderella" Cockerell, 1909
*"Meomyia" Evenhuis, 1983
*"Metacosmus" Coquillett, 1891
*"Micomitra" Bowden, 1964
*"Munjua" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Muscatheres" Evenhuis, 1986
*"Muwarna" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Myonema" Roberts, 1929
*"Neacreotrichus" Cockerell, 1917
*"Nectaropota" Philippi, 1865
*"Neobombylodes" Evenhuis, 1978
*"Neodiplocampta" Curran, 1934
*"Neodischistus" Painter, 1933
*"Neosardus" Roberts, 1929
*"Nomalonia" Rondani, 1863
*"Nothoschistus" Bowden, 1985
*"Notolomatia" Greathead, 1998
*"Oestranthrax" Bezzi, 1921
*"Oestrimyza" Hull, 1973
*"Ogcodocera" Macquart, 1840
*"Oligodranes" Loew, 1844
*"Oncodosia" Edwards, 1937
*"Oniromyia" Bezzi, 1921
*"Othniomyia" Hesse, 1938
*"Pachyanthrax" François, 1964
*"Pachysystropus" Cockerell, 1909
*"Palaeoamictus" Meunier, 1916
*"Palaeogeron" Meunier, 1915
*"Palintonus" François, 1964
*"Palrika" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Pantarbes" Osten Sacken, 1877
*"Pantostomus" Bezzi, 1921
*"Paracorsomyza" Hennig, 1966
*"Paradiplocampta" Hall, 1975
*"Parachistus" Greathead, 1980
*"Paracosmus" Osten Sacken, 1877
*"Parageron" Paramonov, 1929
*"Paranthrax" Bigot, 1876
*"Parasysteochus" Hall, 1976
*"Paratoxophora" Engel, 1936
*"Paravilla" Painter, 1933
*"Parisus" Walker, 1852
*"Perengueyimyia" Bigot, 1886
*"Petrorossia" Bezzi, 1908
*"Phthiria" Meigen, 1803
*"Pilosia" Hull, 1973
*"Pipunculopsis" Bezzi, 1925
*"Platamomyia" Brèthes, 1925
*"Plesiocera" Macquart, 1840
*"Poecilanthrax" Osten Sacken, 1886
*"Poecilognathus" Jaennicke, 1867
*"Praecytherea" Théobald, 1937
*"Prorachthes" Loew, 1868
*"Prorostoma" Hesse, 1956
*"Prothaplocnemis" Bezzi, 1925
*"Pseudopenthes" Roberts, 1928
*"Pteraulacodes" Hesse, 1956
*"Pteraulax" Bezzi, 1921
*"Pterobates" Bezzi, 1921
*"Pusilla" Paramonov, 1954
*"Pygocona" Hull, 1973
*"Relictiphthiria" Evenhuis, 1986
*"Rhynchanthrax" Painter, 1933
*"Satyramoeba" Sack, 1909
*"Semiramis" Becker, 1913
*"Semistoechus" Hall, 1976
*"Sericosoma" Macquart, 1850
*"Sericothrix" Hall, 1976
*"Sericusia" Edwards, 1937
*"Sinaia" Becker, 1916
*"Sisyromyia" White, 1916
*"Sisyrophanus" Karsch, 1886
*"Sosiomyia" Bezzi, 1921
*"Sparnopolius" Loew, 1855
*"Sphenoidoptera" Williston, 1901
*"Spogostylum" Macquart, 1840
*"Staurostichus" Hull, 1973
*"Stomylomyia" Bigot, 1888
*"Stonyx" Osten Sacken, 1886
*"Synthesia" Bezzi, 1921
*"Systoechus" Loew, 1855
*"Systropus" Wiedemann, 1820
*"Thevenetimyia" Bigot, 1875
*"Thraxan" Yeates & Lambkin, 1998
*"Thyridanthrax" Osten Sacken, 1886
*"Tillyardomyia" Tonnoir, 1927
*"Timiomyia" Evenhuis, 1978
*"Tithonomyia" Evenhuis, 1984
*"Tmemophlebia" Evenhuis, 1986
*"Tomomyza" Wiedemann, 1820
*"Tovlinius" Zaitzev, 1979
*"Toxophora" Meigen, 1803
*"Triplasius" Loew, 1855
*"Triploechus" Edwards, 1937
*"Turkmeniella" Paramonov, 1940
*"Usia" Latreille, 1802
*"Veribubo" Evenhuis, 1978
*"Verrallites" Cockerell, 1913
*"Villa" Lioy, 1864
*"Villoestrus" Paramonov, 1931
*"Walkeromyia" Paramonov, 1934
*"Wurda" Lambkin & Yeates, 2003
*"Xenoprosopa" Hesse, 1956
*"Xenox" Evenhuis, 1984
*"Xerachistus" Greathead, 1995
*"Xeramoeba" Hesse, 1956
*"Ylasoia" Speiser, 1920
*"Zaclava" Hull, 1973
*"Zinnomyia" Hesse, 1955
*"Zyxmyia" Bowden, 1960

References

*Hull, F.M. ,1973. "Bee flies of the world. The genera of the family Bombyliidae".Washington (Smithsonian Institution Press) 687 pp. Keys subfamilies, genera (many generic placements superseded by Evenhuis & Greathead, 1999).
*Evenhuis, N.L. 1991.Catalog of genus-group names of bee flies (Diptera: Bombyliidae) "Bishop Museum Bulletin of Entomology"5: 1–105.
*Evenhuis, N.L. & Greathead, D.J. 1999. World catalog of bee flies (Diptera: Bombyliidae). Backhuys Publishers, Leiden, 756 pp.
*Bowden, J.,1980 Family Bombyliidae. pp. 381–430. In R.W. Crosskey (ed.), "Catalogue of the Diptera of the Afrotropical Region", 1437 pp., London: British Museum (Natural History)
*Engel, E.O., 1932-1937. "Bombyliidae". In: "Die Fliegen der paläarktischen Region" 4(3) ( Erwin Lindner, ed.): 1-619, pl. 1-15. E. Schweizerbart, Stuttgart.). Old and outdated, not easy to get and expensive but some of the only keys to taxa in the Palaearctic Region.
*Greathead & Evenhuis (Greathead, D.J., & N.L. Evenhuis, 1997. Family Bombyliidae. In: "Contributions to a manual of Palaearctic Diptera" Volume 2 (L. Papp & B. Darvas, eds.): 487-512. Science Herald, Budapest.) provide a key to the Palaearctic genera and (may) give references to available generic revisions.

External links

*commonscat-inline|Bombyliidae
* [http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?album_id=5 Image Gallery from Diptera.info]
* [http://www.cirrusimage.com/flies_bee.htm Bee flies of North America - diagnostic photographs, natural history]
* [http://www.cirrusimage.com/flies_bee_Lepidophora_lepidocera.htm Bee fly - "Lepidophora lepidocera" large format photographs, descriptions, natural history]
* [http://www.cirrusimage.com/flies_bee_Bombylius_major.htm Bee fly "Bombylius major"]
* [http://www.cirrusimage.com/flies_bombyliidae_Aldrichia.htm Bee fly "Aldrichia sp".]
* [http://www.cirrusimage.com/fly_bee_Anthrax.htm Bee fly - "Anthrax sp".]
* [http://www.cirrusimage.com/flies_bee_Villa_sp.htm Bee fly "Villa sp".]
* [http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxontree/id17401 BioLib Bombyliidae taxon tree]
* [http://tolweb.org/Bombyliidae Bombyliidae] (Bee Flies) by David K. Yeates and Christine L. Lambkin in the Tree of Life web project. Consulted March 28, 2007.


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