Cophura texana
Bromley, 1934
Cophura texana is a of robber fly ( Asilidae) described by Bromley in 1934. It belongs to the Brachyrhopalinae, a group characterized by distinctive morphological features within the diverse Asilidae family. As with other robber flies, this species is predatory, though specific behavioral and ecological details remain poorly documented. The species epithet "texana" suggests a geographic association with Texas, though precise distribution records are limited.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Cophura texana: /kəˈfjʊərə tɛkˈsænə/
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Distribution
The epithet and original description suggest association with Texas, USA, though specific locality data are not well-documented in available sources.