Eccritosia zamon
(Townsend, 1895)
Eccritosia zamon is a of in the . It is noted among robber flies for its vivid, aposematic or mimetic coloration, placing it among the most visually striking species in this charismatic family of predatory . The species was originally described as Proctacanthus zamon by Townsend in 1895 before being transferred to the Eccritosia.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Eccritosia zamon: //ɛkˈkriːt.oʊ.si.ə ˈzeɪ.mɒn//
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Similar Taxa
- Archilestris magnificusBoth are cited together as examples of with vivid, aposematic or mimetic coloration that rank among the most visually impressive in the .
- Wyliea mydasGrouped with E. zamon as exhibiting striking aposematic or mimetic coloration that contributes to their charismatic appearance.