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Sphegina ( englanti )

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Sphegina is a genus of small, slender hoverflies.^[8]^[9]^[10]^[11] They are widespread throughout Eurasia and North America.^[12] In flight they seem to have long hind legs which they often carry hanging down, making them resemble sphecid or ichneumonid wasps. Adult Sphegina are usually found in damp and shady habitats close to water in forested areas, and several species can often be found together. They often feed on white and yellow flowers of Apiaceae, Ranunculaceae, Asteraceae, and Rosaceae like Crataegus, Sorbus, and Sorbaria. Larvae nest in the sap of living and dead trees or in decaying cambium under tree bark lying in water or other damp conditions. The larvae of some species have been discovered in the tunnels of other xylophagous insects.^[13]

Sphegina generally have a face strongly concave and bare in both sexes, antennal basoflagellomere oval with a long dorsal and pilose arista; eyes bare and dichoptic in both sexes; postpronotum pilose; metasternum and katepisternum non-pilose; ventral scutellar fringe absent; alula narrow or absent; postmetacoxal bridge complete and broad; metaleg much longer than pro- and mesoleg and with incrassate femur; abdomen petiolate. Sphegina are similar to the species of their sister group Neoascia but are distinguished by the following characters: face oblique, nearly straight, laterally pilose; katepisternum usually pilose; basoflagellomere usually elongate, longer than wide; arista bare and about as long as basoflagellomere. The small-sized species of Sphegina can be very similar to Neoascia in habitus and they may be especially difficult to distinguish in the wild.^[13]

Sphegina has two subgenera Asiosphegina and Sphegina.

Species

Subgenus: Sphegina Meigen, 1822^[1]

Sphegina abbreviata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina alaoglui Hayat, 1997^[15]
Sphegina albipes (Bigot, 1883)^[16]
Sphegina amurensis Mutin, 1984^[17]
Sphegina anatolii Mutin, 1999^[18]
Sphegina angustata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina appalachiensis Coovert, 1977^[10]
Sphegina armatipes Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina aterrima Stackelberg, 1953^[20]^[21]
Sphegina atrolutea Lucas in Thompson & Torp, 1986^[22]
Sphegina biannulata Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina brachygaster Hull, 1935^[23]
Sphegina brevisterna Violovich, 1980^[24]
Sphegina bridwelli Cole, 1924^[25]
Sphegina californica Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina calthae Mutin, 1984^[17]
Sphegina campanulata Robertson, 1901^[26]
Sphegina carbonaria Mutin, 1998^[27]
Sphegina catthae Mutin, 1984^[17]
Sphegina clavata (Scopoli, 1763)^[28]
Sphegina claviventris Stackelberg, 1956^[20]^[29]
Sphegina clunipes (Fallén, 1816)^[3]
Sphegina cornifera Becker, 1921^[30]
Sphegina dogieli Stackelberg, 1953^[21]
Sphegina elegans Schummel, 1843^[31]
Sphegina elongata Shiraki & Edashige, 1953^[32]
Sphegina fasciata Shiraki, 1968^[33]
Sphegina flavimana Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina flavomaculata Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina grunini Stackelberg, 1953^[21]
Sphegina guptai Mutin, 1998^[27]
Sphegina hansoni Thompson, 1966^[34]
Sphegina hennigiana Stackelberg, 1956^[29]
Sphegina hodosa Violovich, 1981^[35]
Sphegina infuscata Loew, 1863^[36]
Sphegina japonica Shiraki & Edashige, 1953^[32]
Sphegina javana Meijere, 1914^[37]
Sphegina keeniana Williston, 1887^[38]
Sphegina kumaoniensis Mutin, 1998^[27]
Sphegina kurenzovi Mutin, 1984^[17]
Sphegina latifrons Egger, 1865^[39]^[20]
Sphegina limbipennis Strobl, 1909^[40]
Sphegina lobata Loew, 1863^[36]
Sphegina lobulifera Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina melancholica Stackelberg, 1956^[29]
Sphegina micangensis Huo, Ren & Zheng, 2007^[41]
Sphegina mikado Mutin, 2001^[42]
Sphegina montana Becker, 1921^[30]
Sphegina negrobovi Skufjin, 1976^[43]
Sphegina nigrapicula Huo, Ren & Zheng, 2007^[41]
Sphegina nigerrima Shiraki, 1930^[44]
Sphegina nigra Meigen, 1822^[1]
Sphegina nigrimanus Cole, 1924^[25]
Sphegina obscurifacies Stackelberg, 1956^[29]
Sphegina occidentalis Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina petiolata Coquillett, 1910^[45]
Sphegina platychira Szilády, 1937^[46]
Sphegina pontica Mutin, 1998^[27]
Sphegina potanini Stackelberg, 1953^[20]^[21]
Sphegina punctata Cole, 1921^[47]
Sphegina quadrisetae Huo & Ren, 2006^[48]
Sphegina rufa Malloch, 1922^[19]
Sphegina rufiventris Loew, 1863^[36]
Sphegina smirnovi Violovich in Stackelberg, 1953^[21]
Sphegina spheginea (Zetterstedt, 1838)^[49]^[20]
Sphegina spiniventris Stackelberg, 1953^[20]^[21]
Sphegina stackelbergi Violovich, 1980^[24]
Sphegina sublatifrons Vujic, 1990^[50]
Sphegina taibaishanensis Huo & Ren, 2006^[48]
Sphegina tenuifemorata Mutin, 1984^[17]
Sphegina thoraciaca Shiraki, 1968^[33]
Sphegina tricoloripes Brunetti, 1915^[14]
Sphegina tristriata Brunetti, 1913^[51]
Sphegina tuvinica Violovich, 1980^[24]
Sphegina uncinata Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina univittata Huo, Ren & Zheng, 2007^[41]
Sphegina varidissima Shiraki, 1930^[44]
Sphegina varifacies Kassebeer, 1991^[52]
Sphegina verae Mutin, 1984^[17]
Sphegina verecunda Collin, 1937^[20]^[53]
Sphegina violovitshi Stackelberg, 1956^[20]^[21]

Subgenus: Asiosphegina Stackelberg, 1974^[2]

Sphegina achaeta Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina adusta Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina amplistylus Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina atricolor Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina atrimanus Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina bidens Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina bifida Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina bilobata Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina bracon Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina brevipilus Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina carinata Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina cerina Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina clavigera Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina collicola Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina crassispina Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina crinita Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina crucivena Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina culex Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina cultrigera Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina dentata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina distincta Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina ensifera Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina exilipes Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina falcata Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina farinosa Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina fimbriata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina forceps Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina forficata Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina freyana Stackelberg, 1956^[20]^[21]
Sphegina furcillata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina furva Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina ghatsi Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina gigantea Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina gigas Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina granditarsis Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina hamulata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina hauseri Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina incretonigra Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina index Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina inflata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina inventum Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina karnataka Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina licina Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina lobulata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina lucida Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina malaisei Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina minuta Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina mirifica Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina nasuta Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina nigrotarsata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina nitidifrons Stackelberg, 1956^[20]^[21]
Sphegina nubicola Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina orientalis Kertész, 1914^[54]
Sphegina ornata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina parvula Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina perlobata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina philippina Thompson, 1999^[55]
Sphegina plautus Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina pollex Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina pollinosa Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina prolixa Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina pusilla Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina radula Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina raduloides Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina setosa Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina sibirica Stackelberg, 1953^[20]^[21]
Sphegina siculifera Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina simplex Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina sinesmila Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina spathigera Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina spenceri Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina strigillata Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina subradula Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina taiwanensis Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina trichaeta Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina trispina Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina umbrosa Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina uncinata Hippa, Steenis & Mutin, 2015^[13]
Sphegina verrucosa Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]
Sphegina vietnamensis Steenis, Hippa & Mutin, 2018^[14]

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Sphegina is a genus of small, slender hoverflies. They are widespread throughout Eurasia and North America. In flight they seem to have long hind legs which they often carry hanging down, making them resemble sphecid or ichneumonid wasps. Adult Sphegina are usually found in damp and shady habitats close to water in forested areas, and several species can often be found together. They often feed on white and yellow flowers of Apiaceae, Ranunculaceae, Asteraceae, and Rosaceae like Crataegus, Sorbus, and Sorbaria. Larvae nest in the sap of living and dead trees or in decaying cambium under tree bark lying in water or other damp conditions. The larvae of some species have been discovered in the tunnels of other xylophagous insects.

Sphegina generally have a face strongly concave and bare in both sexes, antennal basoflagellomere oval with a long dorsal and pilose arista; eyes bare and dichoptic in both sexes; postpronotum pilose; metasternum and katepisternum non-pilose; ventral scutellar fringe absent; alula narrow or absent; postmetacoxal bridge complete and broad; metaleg much longer than pro- and mesoleg and with incrassate femur; abdomen petiolate. Sphegina are similar to the species of their sister group Neoascia but are distinguished by the following characters: face oblique, nearly straight, laterally pilose; katepisternum usually pilose; basoflagellomere usually elongate, longer than wide; arista bare and about as long as basoflagellomere. The small-sized species of Sphegina can be very similar to Neoascia in habitus and they may be especially difficult to distinguish in the wild.

Sphegina has two subgenera Asiosphegina and Sphegina.

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Sphegina ( norja )

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Midjeblomsterfluer (slekten Sphegina) er en gruppe av fluer som tilhører familien blomsterfluer (Syrphidae). Slekten omfatter minst 90 kjente arter, fem av dem forekommer i Norge. De er små, svarte, slanke blomsterfluer med kraftige bakbein.

Utseende

Små (5-8 mm), blankt svarte blomsterfluer, kroppen ganske slank. Hodet er forholdsvis lite, fasettøynene er nakne og bredt skilte hos begge kjønn. Antennene er ganske små, mørke, det tredje leddets form er ulik mellom ulike arter. Ansiktet er litt innhult, munnkanten noe framskutt. Thorax er forholdsvis liten og avrundet, litt matt svart. Beina er gule og svarte. For- og mellombeina er slanke. På bakbeina er lårene fortykkede, svarte, med korte, stive børster på undersiden, dette er mer utpreget enn hos slekten Neoascia, som de ligner. Leggen er sterkt krummet slik at den kan foldes tett inntil låret. Bakkroppen er kølleformet, de fremste leddene danner en smal stilk, svart og rødlig. Hannens bakkropp er ganske slank, hunnens nærmest pæreformet bak stilken. På farge er bakkroppen vanligvis svart og rødlig, på sidene har den lange, lyse hår. Vingene er smale, lett røykfargede med brunt vingemerke. Arten Sphegina sibirica utmerker seg ved å være svært variabel i fargen, ofte er hele dyret bortsett fra hodet gult, andre ganger kan den være hovedsakelig svart som de andre artene.

Levevis

Midjeblomsterfluene treffes helst i og ved fuktige skoger, der de gjerne besøker blomster, særlig skjermplanter. Larvene utvikler seg i sevjeutfloder, eller under barken på døde trær eller stammer der det er gjærende sevje. De voksne fluene er å finne mellom juni og august.

Utbredelse

Slekten forekommer i Palearktis og Nord-Amerika, dessuten i Sørøst-Asia.

Systematisk inndeling / nordiske arter

Treliste

Fluer (Brachycera)
- Muscomorpha
  - høyerestående fluer [Cyclorrhapha)
    - Aschiza
      - familie blomsterfluer (Syrphidae)
        underfamilie Eristalinae
        gruppe Chrysogastrini
        slekten Midjeblomsterfluer, Sphegina Meigen, 1822
        
        vanlig midjeblomsterflue, Sphegina clunipes (Fallén, 1816) – vanlig over nesten hele Norge
        
        elegant midjeblomsterflue, Sphegina elegans Schummel, 1843 – ett funn fra Sørlandet i Norge
        
        Sphegina montana Becker, 1921 – bare i Finland i Norden
        
        fjellmidjeblomsterflue, Sphegina spheginea (Zetterstedt, 1838) – bare funnet ved Svartisen og i Pasvik i Norge
        
        sibirmidjeblomsterflue, Sphegina sibirica Stackelberg, 1953 – over hele Sør-Norge og i Pasvik
        
        Sphegina verecunda Collin, 1937 – bare i Danmark i Norden

Kilder og litteratur

Bartsch, Hans; Binkiewicz, Elizabeth; Nasibov, Erik; Nordin, Anna; Rådén, Anders & Östman Torbjörn. 2009. Tvåvingar: Blomflugor. Diptera: Syrphidae: Eristalinae, Microdontinae. Nationalnyckeln till Sveriges flora och fauna. ArtDatabanken, SLU, Uppsala. CF. 478 sider. ISBN 978-91-88506-70-2
Nielsen, Tore R. 1999. Check-list and distribution maps of Norwegian hoverflies with description of Platycheirus laskai nov. sp. (Diptera, Syrphidae). NINA Fagrapport 035. Norsk institutt for naturforskning.
Nielsen, Tore R. Syrphidae checklist - Norway. www.syrphidae.com/checklist.php - Sjekkliste over norske arter.
Fauna Europaea Web Service (2004) Fauna Europaea version 1.1, www.faunaeur.org
Thompson, F.C. og Rotheray, G. 1998. Family Syrphidae. I: Papp, L. og Darvas, B. (red): Contributions to a Manual of Palaearctic Diptera. 3: 81-139. Science Herald, Budapest.
Torp, E. 1994. Danmarks svirrefluer (Diptera: Syrphidae). Apollo Books, Stenstrup.

Eksterne lenker

(sv) Sphegina hos Dyntaxa
(en) Sphegina i Encyclopedia of Life
(en) Sphegina i Global Biodiversity Information Facility
(en) Sphegina hos Fossilworks
(en) Sphegina hos Fauna Europaea
(en) Sphegina hos NCBI
(en) Sphegina hos ITIS
(en) Kategori:Sphegina – bilder, video eller lyd på Wikimedia Commons
www.syrphidae.com/ – the Syrphidae website
Norsk Entomologisk forening – for deg som vil lære mer om insekter.

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Sphegina: Brief Summary ( norja )

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Midjeblomsterfluer (slekten Sphegina) er en gruppe av fluer som tilhører familien blomsterfluer (Syrphidae). Slekten omfatter minst 90 kjente arter, fem av dem forekommer i Norge. De er små, svarte, slanke blomsterfluer med kraftige bakbein.

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Midjeblomflugor ( ruotsi )

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Midjeblomflugor (Sphegina) är ett släkte i familjen blomflugor.

Innehåll

1 Kännetecken
2 Levnadssätt
3 Utbredning
4 Systematik
- 4.1 Undersläkten och arter i Norden
- 4.2 Övriga arter (urval)
5 Etymologi
6 Källor
- 6.1 Noter
7 Externa länkar

Kännetecken

Midjeblomflugorna har som det svenska namnet antyder en mycket smal midja och en droppformad avslutning på bakkroppen. Det gör att de är mycket lika parasitsteklar, särskilt från släktet Terebrantes. Kroppen är i stort sett hårlös. Vingarna är klara eller svagt tonade. Arterna i släktet är svåra att artbestämma eftersom färgen varierar mycket inom samma art. Ofta måste genitalierna studeras för att kunna göra en säker artbestämning.

Levnadssätt

Midjeblomflugorna lever i fuktiga löv och barrskogar. Larverna lever på trädens sav och man kan hitta dem i savansamlingar under barken på både levande och döda furmultnande träd, både på lövträd och barrträd.

Utbredning

Det finns mer än 90 arter av midjeblomflugor i världen. Antalet kända arter har ökat mycket under de senaste decennierna. Släktet finns företrädesvis i palearktiska områden med cirka 50 kända arter. I Nordamerika finns cirka 20 arter och i den orientaliska regionen 13 arter. I Norden är sex arter kända varav alla utom en finns i Sverige.

Systematik

Blank midjeblomfluga (S. montana)

Undersläkten och arter i Norden

Sphegina (Meigen, 1822)
- Barkmidjeblomfluga S. clunipes (Fallén, 1816)
- Elegant midjeblomfluga S. elegans (Schummel, 1843)
- Blank midjeblomfluga S. montana (Becker, 1921)
- Fjällmidjeblomfluga S. spheginea (Zetterstedt, 1838)
Asiophegina (Stackelberg, 1975)
- Sibirisk midjeblomfluga S. sibirica (Stackelberg, 1953)
- Kustmidjeblomfluga S. verecunda (Collin, 1937)

Övriga arter (urval)

Nedan följer ett urval med arter i släktet.^[1]

S. albipes (Bigot, 1883)
S. appalachiensis (Coovert, 1977)
S. armatipes (Malloch, 1922)
S. aterrima (Stackelberg, 1953)
S. atrolutea (Lucas in Thompson & Torp, 1986)
S. biannulata (Malloch, 1922)
S. brachygaster (Hull, 1935)
S. bridwelli (Cole, 1924)
S. californica (Malloch, 1922)
S. campanulata (Robertson, 1901)
S. clavata (Scopoli, 1763)
S. claviventris (Stackelberg, 1956)
S. cornifera (Becker, 1921)
S. eoa (Stackelberg, 1953)
S. flavimana (Malloch, 1922)
S. flavomaculata (Malloch, 1922)
S. freyana (Stackelberg, 1956)
S. hennigiana (Shiraki & Edashige, 1953)

S. infuscata (Loew, 1863)
S. keeniana (Williston, 1887)
S. latifrons (Egger, 1865)
S. limbipennis (Strobl, 1909)
S. lobata (Loew, 1863)
S. lobulifera (Malloch, 1922)
S. nigrimana (Cole, 1924)
S. nitidifrons (Stackelberg, 1956)
S. occidentalis (Malloch, 1922)
S. petiolata (Coquillett, 1910)
S. platychira (Szilády, 1937)
S. punctata (Cole, 1921)
S. rufa (Malloch, 1922)
S. rufiventris (Loew, 1863)
S. spiniventris (Stackelberg, 1953)
S. sublatifrons (Vujic, 1990)
S. varifacies (Kassebeer, 1991)
S. violovitshi (Stackelberg, 1956)

Etymologi

Sphegina betyder getinglik efter grekiskans 'sphex'. Sphex är också ett släkte grävsteklar

Källor

Nationalnyckeln till Sveriges flora och fauna. Tvåvingar: Blomflugor: Eristalinae & Microdontinae. Diptera: Syrphidae: Eristalinae & Microdontinae. 2009. Artdatabanken, SLU, Uppsala, ISBN 978-91-88506-70-2

Noter

^ Från engelskspråkiga wikipedia 17 januari 2010

Externa länkar

Wikimedia Commons har media som rör midjeblomflugor.
Bilder & media

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Midjeblomflugor: Brief Summary ( ruotsi )

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Midjeblomflugor (Sphegina) är ett släkte i familjen blomflugor.

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Sphegina ( vietnam )

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Sphegina là một chi ruồi trong họ Syrphidae.^[1]

Hình ảnh

Chú thích

^ “Classification of Syrphidae”. Truy cập ngày 7 tháng 1 năm 2013.

Tham khảo

Dữ liệu liên quan tới Sphegina tại Wikispecies

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Sphegina: Brief Summary ( vietnam )

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Sphegina là một chi ruồi trong họ Syrphidae.

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