Tricyphona johnsoni
Alexander, 1930
Tricyphona johnsoni is a of limoniid crane fly in the Pediciidae. It was described by Charles Paul Alexander in 1930. The species occurs in the Nearctic region, with records from Canada and the eastern United States.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Tricyphona johnsoni: /traɪˈsɪfoʊnə ˈdʒɒnsənaɪ/
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Distribution
Nearctic region: Canada (Ontario) and eastern United States (Massachusetts south to Florida, coastal areas).
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Taxonomic Note
The Tricyphona belongs to the Pediciidae, a group of crane flies sometimes referred to as hairy-eyed crane flies. Pediciidae was historically treated as a of Limoniidae but is now recognized as a distinct family in most modern classifications.