Stenopogon

Loew, 1847

Stenopogon is a large of in the , comprising at least 200 described . Members of this genus belong to the Stenopogoninae and are distributed across multiple continents. The genus was established by Loew in 1847 and represents a diverse of predatory that share certain morphological and behavioral characteristics.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Stenopogon: /ˌstɛnəˈpoʊɡən/

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Distribution

Worldwide distribution with recorded across multiple continents. Specific range details vary by species.

Behavior

At least one , Stenopogon inquinatus, has been observed to exhibit behavioral in response to variation in thermal environment.

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