List of Australian Scatopsidae

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This is a list of Scatopsidae taxa that occur in the Australian region.

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Abbreviations

Psectrosciarinae

Anapausis

Psectrosciara

Scatopsinae

Diamphidicus

Rhegmoclema

Rhegmoclemina

Parmaferia

Scatopse

Reichertella

Colobostema

  • C. diversum diversum Australia (ACT))
  • C. diversum wallaceiCook, 1971 (WA))
  • C. occidentale occidentale (WA)
  • C. occidentale tonnoiriCook, 1971 (ACT)

Ferneiella

Holoplagia

Hawomersleya

Swamerdamella

Coboldia

  • C. fuscipes Meigen, 1830 ( (ACT, NSW, Qld, SA, Vic, WA, Hawaiian Islands, Norfolk Island, cosmopolitan) (also erroneously as Colboldia)

Rhexoza

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