Malloch

Guides

• Barce aberrans

  Barce aberrans is a species of thread-legged assassin bug in the family Reduviidae, subfamily Emesinae. It was described by McAtee and Malloch in 1925 and is native to North America. As a member of the Metapterini tribe, it belongs to a group of reduviids characterized by slender, elongated bodies and raptorial forelegs adapted for capturing prey. The species is part of the diverse emesine fauna of North America, though detailed biological information remains limited in published literature.

  ReduviidaeEmesinaeMetapteriniHemipteraHeteropteraCimicomorphaNorth-America1925McAteeMalloch

• Gowdeyana punctifera

  Gowdeyana punctifera is a soldier fly species in the family Stratiomyidae, subfamily Pachygastrinae. First described by Malloch in 1915, this species has been recorded across much of North America. The genus Gowdeyana contains relatively few described species, and this taxon remains poorly documented in the scientific literature.

  DipteraStratiomyidaePachygastrinaeNorth-AmericaCanadaUnited-StatesMexicosoldier-fly1915-descriptionMalloch

• Stenopyrgota mexicana

  Stenopyrgota mexicana is a species of fly in the family Pyrgotidae, described by Malloch in 1929. The genus Stenopyrgota is part of the pyrgotid flies, a group known for their distinctive morphology and parasitic larval habits. This species is poorly documented in the literature, with minimal published information on its biology, distribution, or ecology.

  DipteraPyrgotidaeStenopyrgotafliesparasitoidMexico1929Malloch