Nebritus tanneri
(Hardy, 1938)
Nebritus tanneri is a of stiletto fly in the Therevidae, first described by Hardy in 1938. Stiletto flies are a group of predatory flies whose larvae develop in soil and prey on other . The Nebritus is part of the diverse Therevidae family, which contains over 1,000 described species worldwide. This species is rarely recorded, with limited observational data available.
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How to pronounce Nebritus tanneri: //nɛˈbraɪtəs ˈtænəri//
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Taxonomic history
Originally described as Zionea tanneri by Hardy in 1938, this was later transferred to the Nebritus.