Stratiomys

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Stratiomys
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Stratiomys chamaeleon
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Domain: Eukaryota
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Diptera
Family: Stratiomyidae
Subfamily: Stratiomyinae
Tribe: Stratiomyini
Genus: Stratiomys
Geoffroy, 1762 [1]
Type species
Musca chamaeleon
Synonyms
  • AmauromyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • DiademomyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • ElectrolophidionPleske, 1922 [3]
  • EustratiomyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • HemipyrrhoceromyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • Hirtea Scopoli, 1763 [4]
  • HolopyrrhoceromyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • Hoplomyia Zeller, 1842 [5]
  • Hoptomyia Loew, 1846 [6]
  • LaternigeraPleske, 1922 [3]
  • MetastratiomyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • OreomyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • ParastratiomyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • PoecilothoraxPleske, 1922 [3]
  • Ssratiomys Panzer, 1792 [7]
  • StereoxanthaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • StiatiomyiaPleske, 1922 [3]
  • StrariomyiaShi, 1992
  • StratiomiaHunter, 1900 [8]
  • StratiomicrodonPapavero, 1998 [9]
  • Stratiomiis Scopoli, 1777 [4]
  • StratiomisWalckenaer, 1802 [10]
  • Stratiomya Schiner, 1868 [11]
  • Stratiomyia Agassiz, 1846 [12]
  • Stratiomyia Macquart, 1838 [13]
  • StratiomyisÔuchi, 1940
  • Stratiomyx Rossi, 1794 [14]
  • StratiotomyiaArribálzaga, 1883 [15]
  • StratiotomyiaRye, 1879 [16]
  • StratioymsÔuchi, 1940
  • Stratomyia Bigot, 1887 [17]
  • StratyomisBatsch, 1789 [18]
  • StratyomysGray, 1832 [19]
  • Strutiomys Walker, 1864 [20]
  • Thyreodonta Bezzi, 1903 [21]
  • ThyreodontaMarschall, 1873 [21]
  • Thyreodontha Rondani, 1863 [22]

Stratiomys is a genus of flies in the family Stratiomyidae. [23]

Species

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