Chrysopilus
| Chrysopilus | |
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| Chrysopilus thoracicus | |
Scientific classification 
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| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Diptera |
| Family: | Rhagionidae |
| Subfamily: | Chrysopilinae |
| Genus: | Chrysopilus Macquart, 1826[1] |
| Type species | |
| Rhagio diadema | |
| Species | |
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See text | |
| Synonyms | |
Chrysopilus is common, worldwide genus of predatory snipe flies. There are approximately 300 species in the genus, including fossil members that are sometimes found in amber.[4]
Species
- Chrysopilus aequicellulatus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus alaskaensis Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus albicornis Meijere, 1914[7]
- Chrysopilus albobasalis Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus albopictus Brunetti, 1909[9]
- Chrysopilus alpicola Pokorny, 1886[10]
- Chrysopilus alternatus Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus amamiensis Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus americanus Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus amurensis Soboleva, 1986[13]
- Chrysopilus andersoni Leonard, 1930[14]
- Chrysopilus andicola Lindner, 1924[15]
- Chrysopilus andringitrensis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus androgynus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus anglicus Cockerell, 1921[18]
- Chrysopilus angustifacies Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus angustifrons Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus ankaratrae Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus anthracinus Bigot, 1887[19]
- Chrysopilus antipoda Bigot, 1887[19]
- Chrysopilus antongilensis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus apicalis Wulp, 1882[20]
- Chrysopilus apicimaculatus Yang & Yang, 1991[21]
- Chrysopilus arcticus Frey, 1918[22]
- Chrysopilus arctiventris James, 1936[23]
- Chrysopilus argenteofasciatus Bromley & Curran, 1931[24]
- Chrysopilus argenteus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus argentina Shannon, 1927[25]
- Chrysopilus argyrophorus Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus asiliformis (Preyssler, 1791)[26]
- Chrysopilus ater Williston, 1896[27]
- Chrysopilus aterrimus Williston, 1901[28]
- Chrysopilus atricornis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus aymara Lindner, 1924[15]
- Chrysopilus azurinus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus balbii Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus basalis Walker, 1860[30]
- Chrysopilus basifasciatus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus basiflavus Yang & Yang, 1992[31]
- Chrysopilus basilaris (Say, 1823)[32]
- Chrysopilus beameri Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus bequaerti Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus betsileorum Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus bicoloratus Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus binoculatus Edwards, 1915[35]
- Chrysopilus binotatus Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus birmanensis Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus bisectus Oldroyd, 1939[37]
- Chrysopilus bistriatipennis Brunetti, 1927[38]
- Chrysopilus boettcheri Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus brunneabdominalis Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus brunneifrons Kertész, 1902[39]
- Chrysopilus caducus (Wiedemann, 1828)[40]
- Chrysopilus calchaqui Coscarón & Coscarón, 1995[41]
- Chrysopilus caligatus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus caliginosus Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus calopterus Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus camargoi Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus capillosus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus chazeaui Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus choui Yang & Yang, 1989[42]
- Chrysopilus clarapex Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus claricinctus Lindner, 1923[43]
- Chrysopilus clarus (Walker, 1852)[44]
- Chrysopilus clemendoti Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus cochinensis Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus coeruleothorax Lindner, 1925[45]
- Chrysopilus cognatus Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus collessi Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus commoni Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus conjunctus Yang, Dong & Zhang, 2016[46]
- Chrysopilus connexus Johnson, 1912[47]
- Chrysopilus consanguineus Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus correctus Osten Sacken, 1882[48]
- Chrysopilus cricosphaerota Speiser, 1914[49]
- Chrysopilus cristatus (Fabricius, 1775)[2]
- Chrysopilus cubensis Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus dauricus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus davisi Johnson, 1912[50]
- Chrysopilus decisus (Walker, 1857)[51]
- Chrysopilus decoratus Meijere, 1911[52]
- Chrysopilus delpontei Shannon, 1927[25]
- Chrysopilus depressiconus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus dilatus Cresson, 1919[53]
- Chrysopilus diplostigma Bezzi, 1916[54]
- Chrysopilus ditissimus Bezzi, 1912[55]
- Chrysopilus dives Loew, 1871[56]
- Chrysopilus divisus Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus donato Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus dubius Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus duplicatus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus edgari Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus egregius Meijere, 1919[58]
- Chrysopilus elegans Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus erythrophthalmus Loew, 1840[59]
- Chrysopilus everti Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus facetticus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus fasciatus (Say, 1823)[32]
- Chrysopilus fascipennis (Brunetti, 1920)[8]
- Chrysopilus fasciventris Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus fenestratus Bezzi, 1912[55]
- Chrysopilus ferruginosus (Wiedemann, 1819)[60]
- Chrysopilus fijiensis Webb, 2006[61]
- Chrysopilus fimbriatus Stuckenberg, 1997
- Chrysopilus flaveolus (Meigen, 1820)[62]
- Chrysopilus flavibarbis Adams, 1904[63]
- Chrysopilus flavicomus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus flavifemur Yang, Dong & Zhang, 2016[46]
- Chrysopilus flaviscutellus Yang & Yang, 1989
- Chrysopilus flavopilosus Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus flavopunctatus Brunetti, 1909[64]
- Chrysopilus foeda Loew, 1861[65]
- Chrysopilus frankmcalpinei Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus fulvidus Bigot, 1891[66]
- Chrysopilus fuscicinctus Brunetti, 1927[38]
- Chrysopilus fuscipes Bigot, 1887[19]
- Chrysopilus gansuensis Yang & Yang, 1991[67]
- Chrysopilus gemmiferus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus georgianus Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus gilvipennis Edwards, 1919[68]
- Chrysopilus golbachi Coscarón & Coscarón, 1995[41]
- Chrysopilus grandis Yang & Yang, 1993[69]
- Chrysopilus gratiosus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus gravelyi Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus gressitti (Nagatomi, 1982)[3]
- Chrysopilus griffithi Johnson, 1897[70]
- Chrysopilus griseipennis Bezzi, 1912[55]
- Chrysopilus griveaudi Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus guangxiensis Yang & Yang, 1992[31]
- Chrysopilus guianicus Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus guttipennis Walker, 1861[71]
- Chrysopilus hakusanus Nagatomi, 1978[72]
- Chrysopilus helvolus (Meigen, 1820)[62]
- Chrysopilus heroicus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus howei Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus huashanus Yang & Yang, 1989[42]
- Chrysopilus hubeiensis Yang & Yang, 1991[21]
- Chrysopilus humeralis Brunetti, 1912[73]
- Chrysopilus humilis Loew, 1874[74]
- Chrysopilus hyalinus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus hybridus Lindner, 1924[15]
- Chrysopilus iani Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus illustris Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus imitator Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus impar (Walker, 1861)[71]
- Chrysopilus incidens Curran, 1927[75]
- Chrysopilus indistinctus Yang, Dong & Zhang, 2016[46]
- Chrysopilus indris Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus infuscatus Leonard, 1930[14]
- Chrysopilus inka Lindner, 1924[15]
- Chrysopilus insularis Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus intermedius Bezzi, 1895[76]
- Chrysopilus invalidus Williston, 1901[77]
- Chrysopilus irroratus Schiner, 1868[12]
- Chrysopilus irwini Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus itoi Nagatomi, 1958[78]
- Chrysopilus ivontakae Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus jamaicensis Johnson, 1894[79]
- Chrysopilus jianfengensis Yang, Dong & Zhang, 2016[46]
- Chrysopilus keiseri Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus kimoroensis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus kincaidi Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus komurae Matsumura, 1911[80]
- Chrysopilus kurentzovi Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2007[81]
- Chrysopilus kyotoensis Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus laetus Zetterstedt, 1842[82]
- Chrysopilus lateralis Oldroyd, 1939[37]
- Chrysopilus latifrons Bezzi, 1898[83]
- Chrysopilus latipennis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus latistigma Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus latus Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus leleji Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2008[84]
- Chrysopilus lemur Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus leonardi Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus leptiformis Kertész, 1902[39]
- Chrysopilus lii Yang, Yang & Nagatomi, 1997[85]
- Chrysopilus lilianae Soboleva, 1986[13]
- Chrysopilus limpidipennis Lindner, 1931[86]
- Chrysopilus lineatus Lindner, 1929[87]
- Chrysopilus lokobiensis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus longipalpis Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus lucifer (Walker, 1852)[44]
- Chrysopilus lucimaculatus Yang & Yang, 1992[31]
- Chrysopilus luctuosus Brunetti, 1909[9]
- Chrysopilus luculentus Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus ludens Loew, 1861[88]
- Chrysopilus lugubrinus Meijere, 1924[89]
- Chrysopilus lupinus Osten Sacken, 1881[90]
- Chrysopilus luteolus (Fallén, 1814)[91]
- Chrysopilus mackerrasi Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus macularis Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus maculipennis Walker, 1856[92]
- Chrysopilus madecassus Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus maerens Loew, 1873[93]
- Chrysopilus magnipennis Brunetti, 1909[64]
- Chrysopilus malaisei Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus mandjelia Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus marmoratus Brunetti, 1909[9]
- Chrysopilus marumbiensis Coscarón, 2005[94]
- Chrysopilus matsumurai Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus mcalpinei Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus megacephalus Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus melinus Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus mexicanus Bellardi, 1861[95]
- Chrysopilus microphallus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus modestus Loew, 1872[96]
- Chrysopilus mojiangensis Yang & Yang, 1990[97]
- Chrysopilus montanorum Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus moramangensis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus morimotoi Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus mundus Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus mutabilis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus nagatomii Yang & Yang, 1991[21]
- Chrysopilus nanus Williston, 1901[77]
- Chrysopilus neimongolicus Yang, 1991[98]
- Chrysopilus nemoris Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus niger Bellardi, 1862[99]
- Chrysopilus nigricauda Beling, 1873[100]
- Chrysopilus nigriculus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus nigrifacies Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus nigrimaculatus Yang, 1991[67]
- Chrysopilus nigrimarginatus Yang & Yang, 1990[97]
- Chrysopilus nigripalpis Bezzi, 1912[55]
- Chrysopilus nigrocinctus Brunetti, 1927[38]
- Chrysopilus nigropilosus Yang, Zhu & Gao, 2005[101]
- Chrysopilus nitidiventris Tonnoir, 1927[102]
- Chrysopilus niveofarinosus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus nobilipennis Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus norrisi Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus noumea Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus nubecula (Fallén, 1814)[91]
- Chrysopilus nudus Cresson, 1919[53]
- Chrysopilus obscuralatus Yang & Yang, 1989[42]
- Chrysopilus obscuratus Meijere, 1914[7]
- Chrysopilus obscuribarba Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus obscuripes Speiser, 1923[103]
- Chrysopilus okutanii Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus opacifrons Meijere, 1911[52]
- Chrysopilus opalescens Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus opalizans Meijere, 1913[104]
- Chrysopilus ornatipennis Brunetti, 1909[64]
- Chrysopilus ornatus (Say, 1823)[105]
- Chrysopilus pallipes Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus pallipilosus Yang & Yang, 1992[31]
- Chrysopilus palparis Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus panamensis Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus paradoxus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2008[84]
- Chrysopilus parvus Yang, Yang & Nagatomi, 1997[85]
- Chrysopilus peninsularis Lee & Suh, 2021[106]
- Chrysopilus peruanus Kertész, 1902[39]
- Chrysopilus petersoni Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus phaeopterus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus philippii Lindner, 1924[15]
- Chrysopilus pilosus Leonard, 1930[14]
- Chrysopilus pingquanus Yang, Yang & Nagatomi, 1997[85]
- Chrysopilus pingxianganus Yang & Yang, 1992[31]
- Chrysopilus plaumanni Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus plautifrons Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus plebeius Williston, 1901[28]
- Chrysopilus poecilopterus Bezzi, 1912[55]
- Chrysopilus polypilosus Yang, Dong & Zhang, 2016[46]
- Chrysopilus praetiosus Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus propinquus Kertész, 1902[39]
- Chrysopilus proximus (Walker, 1848)[107]
- Chrysopilus puella Williston, 1901[77]
- Chrysopilus pullus Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus quadratus (Say, 1823)[32]
- Chrysopilus rhagiodes Bromley & Curran, 1931[24]
- Chrysopilus rotundipennis Loew, 1861[65]
- Chrysopilus ruiliensis Yang & Yang, 1990[97]
- Chrysopilus saffranus (Bigot, 1887)[19]
- Chrysopilus sarramea Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus sauteri Bezzi, 1907[108]
- Chrysopilus schinusei Lindner, 1924[15]
- Chrysopilus schlingeri Webb, 2006[61]
- Chrysopilus segmentatus Brunetti, 1909[9]
- Chrysopilus semipictus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus sericeus Bromley & Curran, 1931[24]
- Chrysopilus shaanxiensis Yang & Yang, 1989[42]
- Chrysopilus shananus Frey, 1954[5]
- Chrysopilus shewelli Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus shibuyai Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus sicula Loew, 1869[36]
- Chrysopilus sigillatus Lindner, 1930[109]
- Chrysopilus silvaticus Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus silvicola Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus similis Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus simonovi Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus simplex Meijere, 1904[110]
- Chrysopilus smaragdinus Kertész, 1902[39]
- Chrysopilus sobolevae Makarkin & Sidorenko, 2001[111]
- Chrysopilus sogai Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus sordidus Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus splendidus (Meigen, 1820)[62]
- Chrysopilus squamithorax Brunetti, 1927[38]
- Chrysopilus stigma Brunetti, 1909[9]
- Chrysopilus stigmatias (Bigot, 1887)[19]
- Chrysopilus stigmaticus Cockerell, 1921[18]
- Chrysopilus strigipennis Meijere, 1914[7]
- Chrysopilus stylatus Walker, 1864[112]
- Chrysopilus subalpicola Krivosheina, 2006[113]
- Chrysopilus subamurensis Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus subaquilis Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus subauratus Krivosheina, 2006[114]
- Chrysopilus subpingquanus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2007[81]
- Chrysopilus subsplendidus Krivosheina, 2006[114]
- Chrysopilus subtrimaculatus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2007[81]
- Chrysopilus subugensis Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus sucini Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus suomianus Szilády, 1934[115]
- Chrysopilus superbus Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus tanakai Nagatomi, 1978[72]
- Chrysopilus tasmaniensis White, 1914[116]
- Chrysopilus tenggeranus Frey, 1934[117]
- Chrysopilus teskeyi Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus testaceipes Bigot, 1887[19]
- Chrysopilus testaceus Loew, 1858[118]
- Chrysopilus thoracicus (Fabricius, 1805)[119]
- Chrysopilus tomentosus Bigot, 1887[19]
- Chrysopilus tonnoiri Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus torrentium Thomas, 1978[120]
- Chrysopilus trifasciatus Walker, 1860[30]
- Chrysopilus trimaculatus Yang & Yang, 1989[42]
- Chrysopilus tsacasi Thomas, 1979[121]
- Chrysopilus tuckeri Bezzi, 1926[122]
- Chrysopilus turkestanus Lindner, 1931[86]
- Chrysopilus ugensis Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus ungaranensis Meijere, 1911[52]
- Chrysopilus unicolor Brunetti, 1909[9]
- Chrysopilus unicus Curran, 1931[33]
- Chrysopilus vacillans Walker, 1858[123]
- Chrysopilus vadoni Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus valdivianus Philippi, 1865[124]
- Chrysopilus variipilus Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2006[57]
- Chrysopilus varius Kertész, 1902[39]
- Chrysopilus velutinus Loew, 1861[65]
- Chrysopilus vespertinus Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus villosissimus Paramonov, 1962[17]
- Chrysopilus virtuosus Nagatomi, 1958[11]
- Chrysopilus vitreus Santos & Amorim, 2007[29]
- Chrysopilus vockerothi Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus waigiensis (Bigot, 1887)[19]
- Chrysopilus wirthi Stuckenberg, 1997
- Chrysopilus woodi Webb, 2012[34]
- Chrysopilus wuzhishanus Yang, Dong & Zhang, 2016[46]
- Chrysopilus xanthocromus Yang & Yang, 1990[97]
- Chrysopilus xanthopus Hardy, 1949[6]
- Chrysopilus xizangensis Yang, 1991[67]
- Chrysopilus yerburyi Brunetti, 1920[8]
- Chrysopilus yezonis Nagatomi, 1968[11]
- Chrysopilus yunnanensis Yang & Yang, 1990[97]
- Chrysopilus zanjensis Stuckenberg, 1965[16]
- Chrysopilus zinovjevi Krivosheina & Sidorenko, 2007[81]
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