Sargus fasciatus

Fabricius, 1805

Sargus fasciatus is a of soldier fly in the Stratiomyidae. It was described by Fabricius in 1805. Soldier flies in this family are generally known for their -like or -like appearance, often serving as and decomposers in various . The Sargus contains multiple species, many of which share similar morphological characteristics.

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How to pronounce Sargus fasciatus: /ˈsar.ɡʊs fasˈki.a.tus/

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