The immature stages of some western North American Tabanidae (Diptera).

Publication Type:Journal Article
Year of Publication:1985
Authors:H. J. Teskey
Journal:Myia
Pagination:367-391
Date Published:1985
Keywords:Canada, Chrysops asbestos, Chrysops discalis, Chrysops fulvaster, Chrysops noctifer, Haematopota americana, Hybomitra captonis, Hybomitra melanorhina, Hybomitra pediontis, Larvae, Review, Tabanidae, Tabanus fratellus, USA
Abstract:

About 154 species of Tabanidae are known from the western plains and mountain states and provinces of North America, and larvae and pupae, or in a very few cases pupae only, have been described for 71 (46%) of these species. To these are added descriptions of the larvae and pupae of Chrysops asbestos, C. discalis, C. fulvaster, C. noctifer, Haematopota americana, Tabanus fratellus, Hybomitra captonis, H. melanorhina and H. pediontis.

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