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Ephydra Trusted
Valter Jacinto
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Ephydra Trusted
Valter Jacinto
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Ditrichophora Trusted
Valter Jacinto
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Ephydridae Trusted
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IUCN threat status:
Present in 19 collections
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Terrestrial Arthropods Hotlist
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Great Basin National Park
543 other items , 6 members
Found in 5 classifications
See all 5 approved classifications in which this taxon appears.Family recognized by World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS):
- Animalia +
- Arthropoda +
- Insecta +
- Diptera +
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Ephydridae
- Atissa +
- Brachydeutera +
- Ceropsilopa +
- Cirrula +
- Clanoneurum +
- Clasiopella +
- Coenia +
- Cressonomyia +
- Dimecoenia +
- Diphuia +
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Ephydridae
- Diptera +
- Insecta +
- Arthropoda +
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Valter Jacinto marked "Mosca // Fly (Actocetor indicus)" as trusted on the "Actocetor indicus" page.
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Valter Jacinto marked "Mosca // Fly (Actocetor indicus)" as trusted on the "Actocetor indicus" page.
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Valter Jacinto marked "Mosca // Fly (Actocetor indicus)" as trusted on the "Actocetor indicus" page.
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Jennifer Hammock added an association between "Shore flies around goose barnacles on driftwood" and "Lepadidae".
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