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New North American Tabanidae (Diptera) Part II. Tabanidae
Annals of the Entomological Society of America, 1950New species of Pangoniinae and new information on specific synonymy, distribution, and location of types of Nearctic Tabanidae are described and discussed in collateral papers (Philip, 1949a, b). The holotypes and allotypes of the following additional species are in the collection of the author unless otherwise indicated.
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List of Tabanidae (Diptera)in Slovenia
Folia entomologica Hungarica (1970), 2001A total of 44 species of horse flies belonging to nine genera have been recorded in Slovenia to the present. Eight species, Tabanus bromius, T. bovinus, T. glaucopis, T. maculicornis, T. quatuornotatus, T. tergestinus, Haematopota italica and H. pluvialis make up 84, 71% of the fauna of horse flies in Slovenia. The determined sample also include 10
Krčmar, Stjepan, Bogdanović, Tomislav
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Tabanidae of the Samoan Islands
Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1927So far no species of this family of Diptera have been described or recorded from the Samoan Islands. The acquisition of a species of Tabanus by Dr. P. A. Buxton and Mr. G. H. E. Hopkins is therefore of great interest.The Tabanidae of the Pacific Islands undoubtedly form an eastward extension of the family from Papua through Melanesia to Fiji ; various ...
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The Classification of Larval Tabanidae
The Canadian Entomologist, 1964Relatively little is known of the life history, ecology and behaviour of most species of Tabanidae. Knowledge of their immature stages is particularly deficient. The larvae of only 46, or about ⅛, of the North American species have been described and many of these descriptions are inadequate.
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2009
Previously unknown larvae of the three horse flies species are described. Tabanus talyshi Olsufjev, 1972 is similar to the bifarius group members in main characters of the group, differing by the shape of concentric area of pubescence on the meso- and metathoracic segments; the central area of all thoracic segments has no striation either dorsally or ...
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Previously unknown larvae of the three horse flies species are described. Tabanus talyshi Olsufjev, 1972 is similar to the bifarius group members in main characters of the group, differing by the shape of concentric area of pubescence on the meso- and metathoracic segments; the central area of all thoracic segments has no striation either dorsally or ...
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l-Octen-3-ol, an Effective Attractant for Tabanidae (Diptera)
Journal of Medical Entomology, 1989Daniel Kline
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