Baeodromia
Cumming, 2006
Species Guides
1Baeodromia is a of small predatory flies in the Hybotidae, Tachydromiinae. The genus was described by Cumming in 2006 based on Neotropical specimens. Members of this genus are part of the diverse tachydromiine radiation, a group characterized by their hunting on vegetation.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Baeodromia: //beɪ.oʊˈdroʊ.mi.ə//
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Distribution
Neotropical region.
Ecological Role
As members of Tachydromiinae, in this likely function as small in terrestrial .
Similar Taxa
- TachydromiaTachydromia is the type of Tachydromiinae and shares the with Baeodromia; both are small, hybotid flies with similar general body plans, though Baeodromia is distinguished by specific genitalic and wing venation features described in the original .
- ChersodromiaAnother tachydromiine with similar ecological habits; Baeodromia can be separated by characters of the male terminalia and details of the wing venation pattern.