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Loop in r4+5 vein in Eristalini genus hoverfly
Loop in r4+5 vein in Eristalini genus hoverfly

A large tribe of hoverflies, family Syrphidae, in the order Diptera. The tribe has two types of body shape 'wasp-like' and 'bee-like' . The genus is most easily recognised by the strong loop in the wing vein R4+5.

NOTE: In the wasp like species in the genus Helophilus, Parhelophilus, Anasimyia, and Lejops the eyes of the males do not meet.

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Anasimyia
Eristalinus sp. Eristalinus
Eristalis sp. Eristalis
Helophilus pendulous Helophilus
Myathropa florea Myathropa
‹ Rhingia rostrata up Anasimyia ›
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