Diachlorini

The tabanid tribe Diachlorini (Diptera) is the most genus-rich tribe in the Tabanidae; the tribe is cosmopolitan, but the… (More)

The monotypic genus Teskeyellus was described for T. hirsuticornis Philip & Fairchild 1974, from Mexico. After more than 40 years… (More)

Australian beach sand is a productive habitat for lower brachyceran fly larvae but often overlooked by collectors. We collected… (More)

The females of Dasybasis antillanca and Dasybasis collagua, new species, are described from specimens collected in Osorno and… (More)

A new genus of Tabanidae mimetic of flies is described: Muscotabanus new genus, Muscotabanus rafaeli new species, based on 12… (More)

Adults of Tabanidae may become serious pests wherever they occur due to their attack to humans and others animals. Tabanids were… (More)

The female of Dasybasis elquiensis, new species, is described and illustrated from specimens collected in Paso La Ternera, Elqui… (More)