Myxosargus

Brauer, 1882

soldier flies

Myxosargus is a of in the , containing approximately 13-15 described distributed primarily in the Americas. The genus was established by Brauer in 1882 and includes species ranging from the southwestern United States through Central America to South America. Most species were described in the early-to-mid 20th century, with several added by Maurice James in 1979.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Myxosargus: //ˌmɪk.soʊˈsɑːr.ɡəs//

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Distribution

of Myxosargus occur from the southwestern United States (Texas, Arizona) through Mexico and Central America to South America. Records include Guatemala, Panama, and Pacific coastal regions.

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