Allopiophila

Hendel, 1917

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Allopiophila is a of small flies in the Piophilidae, established by Hendel in 1917. The genus comprises approximately 20 described distributed primarily across northern and central Europe. Species are distinguished by morphological features including variations in leg coloration, thoracic setation, and abdominal ornamentation.

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How to pronounce Allopiophila: //ˌæloʊˌpaɪˈɑːfɪlə//

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Distribution

Northern and central Europe. GBIF records indicate presence in Denmark (DK), Norway (NO), and Sweden (SE). Additional records suggest broader Palearctic distribution.

Similar Taxa

  • PiophilaBoth belong to Piophilidae and share small body size. Allopiophila typically differ in leg coloration patterns and abdominal setation.

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