M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
Full reference
M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin. 2005. Fossil Therevidae (Insecta: Diptera) from Florissant, Colorado (upper Eocene). Journal of Systematic Palaeontology 3(4):393-401 [M. Clapham/M. Clapham]
Metadata
| ID number: | 36818 |
| Created: | 2011-07-31 07:17:22 |
| Modified: | 2011-07-30 16:17:22 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic names (3)
Taxonomic opinions (9) - view classification
'Apsilocephala belongs to Apsilocephalidae' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Apsilocephalidae belongs to Brachycera' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Dasypogonini belongs to Dasypogoninae' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Nebritus willistoni is a nomen dubium' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Palaeopherocera belongs to Therevidae' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Psilocephala hypogaea is recombined as Taracticus hypogaeus' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Psilocephala scudderi is recombined as Palaeopherocera scudderi' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Rueppellia vagabunda is recombined as Apsilocephala vagabunda' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Taracticus belongs to Dasypogonini' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Apsilocephalidae belongs to Brachycera' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Dasypogonini belongs to Dasypogoninae' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Nebritus willistoni is a nomen dubium' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Palaeopherocera belongs to Therevidae' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Psilocephala hypogaea is recombined as Taracticus hypogaeus' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Psilocephala scudderi is recombined as Palaeopherocera scudderi' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Rueppellia vagabunda is recombined as Apsilocephala vagabunda' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005
'Taracticus belongs to Dasypogonini' according to M. Hauser and M. E. Irwin 2005