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Cyrtopogon
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Cyrtopogon ist eine Fliegengattung in der Familie der Räuber fliegt (Asilidae).
Typen
- C. ablautoidesMelander, 1923
- C. albibarbatusLehr, 1998
- C. AlbifaziesJohnson, 1942
- C. AlbifronsWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. albovarienCurran, 1924
- C. aldrichiWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. alleniZurück, 1909
- C. annulatusHermann, 1906
- C. anomalCole in Cole & Lovett, 1919
- C. auratusCole in Cole & Lovett, 1919
- C. aurifexOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. auripilosusWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. banksiWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. basingeriWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. beameriWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. bigelowiCurran, 1924
- C. bimacula(Wanderer, 1851)
- C. bimaculus(Wanderer, 1851)
- C. caesiusMelander, 1923
- C. callipedilusLöw, 1874
- C. zentralisLöw, 1871
- C. kulminumBigott, 1885
- C. curtipennisWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. CurtistylusCurran, 1923
- C. cymbalistaOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. chagnoniCurran, 1939
- C. chinensisEngel, 1934
- C. dasyllisWilliston, 1893
- C. dasylloidesWilliston, 1883
- C. distinktitarsusAdisoemarto, 1967
- C. dubiusWilliston, 1883
- C. BeweiseOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. falto(Wanderer, 1849)
- C. flavimanusMeigen, 1820
- C. fulvicornis(Macquart, 1834)
- C. fumipennisWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. glarealisMelander, 1923
- C. gobiensisLehr, 1998
- C. gorodkoviLehr, 1966
- C. gruniLehr, 1998
- C. idahoensisWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. infuscatusCole in Cole & Lovett, 1919
- C. inversCurran, 1923
- C. jakutensisLehr, 1998
- C. jemeziWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. khasiensisBromley, 1935
- C. kirillicLehr, 1977
- C. kovalevicLehr, 1998
- C. kozlovicLehr, 1998
- C. kuschkaLehr, 1998
- C. LaphrideWanderer, 1851
- C. laphriformisCurran, 1923
- C. lapponicus(Zetterstedt, 1838)
- C. lateralis(Gefallen, 1814)
- C. laxeneceraBromley, 1935
- C. lelejiLehr, 1998
- C. leptotarsusCurran, 1923
- C. leucozonaLöw, 1874
- C. lineotarsusCurran, 1923
- C. longimanusLöw, 1874
- C. lutatius(Wanderer, 1849)
- C. luteicornis(Zetterstadt, 1842)
- C. lyratusOsten-Sacken, 1878
- C. maculipennis(Macquart, 1834)
- C. malistusRichter, 1974
- C. marginalisLöw, 1866
- C. meyerdueriiMike, 1864
- C. michnoicLehr, 1998
- C. montanusLöw, 1874
- C. nitidusCole, 1924
- C. nugatorOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. OaseLehr, 1998
- C. ornatusOldroyd, 1964
- C. pamirensisLehr, 1998
- C. pedemontanus(Bezzi, 1927)
- C. perrisiSeguy, 1927
- C. perspicaxCole in Cole & Lovett, 1919
- C. pictipennisJakobsmuschel, 1899
- C. planitarsusWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. platycaudaCurran, 1924
- C. platycaudusCurran, 1924
- C. platycerusVilleneuve, 1913
- C. PlausorOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. popovicLehr, 1966
- C. praepesWilliston, 1883
- C. RaubtierCurran, 1923
- C. PrincepsOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. profususOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. pulcherZurück, 1909
- C. pulchripesLöw, 1871
- C. pyrenaeusVilleneuve, 1913
- C. quadripunctatusHermann, 1906
- C. rainieriWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. rattusOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. ablehnenOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. robustisetusLehr, 1998
- C. ruficornis(Fabricius, 1794)
- C. rufitibialisBigott, 1878
- C. rufotarsusZurück, 1909
- C. sabroskyiLavigne & Bullington, 1981
- C. sansoniaCurran, 1923
- C. saxicolaLehr, 1998
- C. semitariusMelander, 1923
- C. skopiniLehr, 1998
- C. stenofronsWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. sudatorOsten-Sacken, 1877
- C. svaneticusLehr, 1998
- C. swezeyiWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. tarbagataicusLehr, 1998
- C. tenuibarbusLöw in Rosenhauer, 1856
- C. tenuisBromley, 1924
- C. thompsoniaCole in Cole & Lovett, 1919
- C. tibialisJakobsmuschel, 1904
- C. transiliensisLehr, 1998
- C. turgenicusLehr, 1998
- C. vanduzeeiWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. vandykeiWilcox & Martin, 1936
- C. varansCurran, 1923
- C. villosLehr, 1998
- C. vulneratusMelander, 1923
- C. willistoniaCurran, 1923