Linnaemya

Linnaemya
Linnaemya vulpina
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Diptera
Family:	Tachinidae
Subfamily:	Tachininae
Tribe:	Ernestiini
Genus:	Linnaemya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 [1]
Type species
Linnaemyia silvestris Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 [1]
Synonyms
Bonellimyia Townsend, 1919 [2] Bonnetia Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 [1] Eugymnochaetopsis Townsend, 1927 [3] Gymmantia Enderlein, 1937 Hecatoepalpus Townsend, 1933 Hemilinnaemyia Villeneuve, 1932 [4] LeptoceromyiaZimin, 1963 [5] Linnemya Macquart, 1835 [6] Linnemyia Aldrich, 1905 [7] Linnemyia Macquart, 1834 [8] Marshamia Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 [1] Marshania Robineau-Desvoidy, 1863 [9] Micropalpinus Enderlein, 1937 Micropalpis Macquart, 1834 [10] Micropalpus Macquart, 1835 [6] NigrobonelliaBrooks, 1944 [11] Palpina Malloch, 1927 Tachinomima Brauer & von Berganstamm, 1891 [12] ThompsonomyiaBrooks, 1944 [11] Xanthoerigone Townsend, 1927 [13]

Linnaemya is a genus of flies in the family Tachinidae. ^{[14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19]}

Species

Subgenus Homoeonychia Brauer & von Berganstamm, 1889 ^[20]

• Linnaemya amicorum Draber-Monko & Kolomiets, 1982 ^[21]
• Linnaemya bella Mesnil, 1970 ^[22]
• Linnaemya crosskeyi Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya frater (Rondani, 1859) ^[24]
• Linnaemya lithosiophaga (Rondani, 1859) ^[24]
• Linnaemya montshadskyi Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya speciosissima Mesnil, 1957 ^[26]
• Linnaemya steini Jacentkovský, 1944 ^[27]

Subgenus Linnaemya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 ^[1]

• Linnaemya ambigua Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya assimilis (Macquart, 1847) ^[28]
• Linnaemya atrisetosa Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya atriventris (Malloch, 1935) ^[29]
• Linnaemya aurantiaca Mesnil, 1952 ^[30]
• Linnaemya basilewskyi Mesnil, 1955 ^[31]
• Linnaemya burmana Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya comta (Fallén, 1810) ^[32]
• Linnaemya felis Mesnil, 1957 ^[26]
• Linnaemya flavifemur Zhang, 2020 ^[33]
• Linnaemya hirtipennis Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya hirtiradia Chao & Shi, 1980 ^[34]
• Linnaemya hybrida Zimin, 1965 ^[35]
• Linnaemya impudica (Rondani, 1859) ^[24]
• Linnaemya kanoi Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya lateralis (Townsend, 1927) ^[36]
• Linnaemya latigena Kugler, 1977 ^[37]
• Linnaemya laxiceps (Villeneuve, 1916) ^[38]
• Linnaemya lindneri Mesnil, 1968 ^[39]
• Linnaemya linguicerca Chao & Shi, 1980 ^[34]
• Linnaemya medogensis Chao & Zhou, 1998 ^[40]
• Linnaemya melancholica Mesnil, 1957 ^[26]
• Linnaemya neavi Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya nonappendix Chao & Shi, 1980 ^[34]
• Linnaemya ochracea Herting, 1973 ^[42]
• Linnaemya oralis (Townsend, 1927) ^[13]
• Linnaemya pallidohirta Chao, 1962 ^[43]
• Linnaemya paralongipalpis Chao, 1962 ^[43]
• Linnaemya pellex Mesnil, 1957 ^[26]
• Linnaemya persimilis Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya ruficaudata Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya ruficornis Chao, 1962 ^[43]
• Linnaemya scutellaris (Malloch, 1927) ^[44]
• Linnaemya siamensis Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya soror Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya sulensis Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya takanoi Mesnil, 1957 ^[26]
• Linnaemya tessellans (Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830) ^[1]
• Linnaemya tuberculata Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya vulpina (Fallén, 1810) ^[32]
• Linnaemya vulpinoides (Baranov, 1932) ^[45]
• Linnaemya zhangi Zhao & Zhou, 1993 ^[46]
• Linnaemya zimini Chao, 1962 ^[43]

Subgenus Ophina Robineau-Desvoidy, 1863 ^[9]

• Linnaemya altaica Richter, 1979 ^[47]
• Linnaemya amicula Mesnil, 1957 ^[26]
• Linnaemya anthracina Thompson, 1911 ^[48]
• Linnaemya claripalla Chao & Shi, 1980 ^[34]
• Linnaemya dumonti Mesnil, 1971 ^[49]
• Linnaemya fissiglobula Pandellé, 1895 ^[50]
• Linnaemya glauca (Brooks, 1944) ^[11]
• Linnaemya haemorrhoidalis (Fallén, 1810) ^[32]
• Linnaemya helvetica Herting, 1963 ^[51]
• Linnaemya jaroschevskyi Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya majae Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya media Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya microchaeta Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya microchaetopsis Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya nigrescens Curran, 1925 ^[52]
• Linnaemya nigrifacies Enderlein, 1934 ^[53]
• Linnaemya obscurellina Mesnil, 1971 ^[49]
• Linnaemya olsufjevi Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya omega Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya pallidula Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya pentheri (Bischof, 1906) ^[54]
• Linnaemya perinealis Pandellé, 1895 ^[50]
• Linnaemya petiolata Kugler, 1971 ^[55]
• Linnaemya picta (Meigen, 1824) ^[56]
• Linnaemya pictipennis Curran, 1927 ^[57]
• Linnaemya polychaeta Zimin, 1963 ^[5]
• Linnaemya pullior Shima, 1986 ^[23]
• Linnaemya rossica Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya saga Richter, 1974 ^[58]
• Linnaemya setifrons Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya smirnovi Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya tessellata (Brooks, 1944) ^[11]
• Linnaemya tuberocerca Chao & Shi, 1980 ^[34]
• Linnaemya varia Curran, 1925 ^[52]
• Linnaemya zachvatkini Zimin, 1954 ^[25]

Unplaced to subgenus

• Linnaemya aculeata Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya agilis Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya alboscutellata (Speiser, 1910) ^[59]
• Linnaemya alopecina (Speiser, 1910) ^[59]
• Linnaemya andrewesi Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya angulicornis (Speiser, 1910) ^[59]
• Linnaemya angustiforceps Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya argyrozona Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya bequaerti Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya bergstroemi Pohjoismäki & Haarto, 2015 ^[61]
• Linnaemya boxi Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya brincki Verbeke, 1970 ^[62]
• Linnaemya braunsi (Villeneuve, 1930) ^[63]
• Linnaemya brunneoguttata Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya caffra (Villeneuve, 1916) ^[38]
• Linnaemya chorleyi Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya ciliata Mesnil, 1952 ^[30]
• Linnaemya concavicornis (Macquart, 1851) ^[64]
• Linnaemya conducens Villeneuve, 1941 ^[65]
• Linnaemya consobrina Villeneuve, 1941 ^[65]
• Linnaemya eburneola Villeneuve, 1935 ^[66]
• Linnaemya elgonica Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya ethelia Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya flavimedia Chao & Yuan, 1996 ^[67]
• Linnaemya flavitarsis Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya fumipennis Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya geniseta Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya gowdeyi Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya gracilipalpis Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya hirtifrons Mesnil, 1952 ^[30]
• Linnaemya ingrami Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya jocosa (Karsch, 1886) ^[68]
• Linnaemya keiseri Mesnil, 1977 ^[69]
• Linnaemya kuankuoshuiensis Zhou, Wei & Luo, 2012 ^[70]
• Linnaemya leucaspis Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya longirostris (Macquart, 1844) ^[71]
• Linnaemya luckmani Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya luculenta Mesnil, 1977 ^[69]
• Linnaemya maculipes (Villeneuve, 1920) ^[72]
• Linnaemya masiceroides Villeneuve, 1935 ^[66]
• Linnaemya metocha Cantrell, 1985
• Linnaemya multisetosa (Villeneuve, 1936) ^[73]
• Linnaemya nigribarba Mesnil, 1977 ^[69]
• Linnaemya nigricornis Chao, 1979
• Linnaemya nigritarsis Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya nigrohirta (Malloch, 1935) ^[29]
• Linnaemya pallida (Jaennicke, 1867) ^[74]
• Linnaemya parcesetosa (Villeneuve, 1916) ^[38]
• Linnaemya pilitarsis (Villeneuve, 1913) ^[75]
• Linnaemya prohecate (Speiser, 1910) ^[59]
• Linnaemya propleuralis Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya pulchella Villeneuve, 1934 ^[76]
• Linnaemya rhodesiana Villeneuve, 1941 ^[65]
• Linnaemya rohdendorfi Chao, 1962 ^[43]
• Linnaemya rudebecki Verbeke, 1970
• Linnaemya sarcophagoides Cantrell, 1985
• Linnaemya setinervis Mesnil, 1952 ^[30]
• Linnaemya setulosa Cantrell, 1985
• Linnaemya somerenana Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya sororcula Villeneuve, 1941 ^[65]
• Linnaemya speculifera (Walker, 1849) ^[77]
• Linnaemya stackelbergi Zimin, 1954 ^[25]
• Linnaemya strigipes Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya sulphurea (Villeneuve, 1935) ^[66]
• Linnaemya succineiventris Emden, 1960 ^[60]
• Linnaemya timida Richter, 1993
• Linnaemya torensis Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya turbida (Brauer & von Berganstamm, 1893) ^[78]
• Linnaemya variegata (Wiedemann, 1824) ^[79]
• Linnaemya victoria Curran, 1934 ^[41]
• Linnaemya vittiventris Emden, 1960 ^[60]

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