Phytalmiinae

The Phytalmiinae are a subfamily of tephritid fruit flies.

Systematics

The Phytalmiinae are grouped into four tribes:

• Acanthonevrini: 281 species in the following 76 genera:

Acanthonevra, Acanthonevroides, Aethiothemara, Afrocneros, Alloeomyia, Anchiacanthonevra, Antisophira, Aridonevra, Austronevra, Austrorioxa, Buloloa, Chaetomerella, Cheesmanomyia, Cleitamiphanes, Clusiosoma (subgenera Clusiosoma and Paraclusiosoma), Clusiosomina, Copiolepis, Cribrorioxa, Dacopsis, Diarrhegma, Dirioxa, Ectopomyia, Emheringia, Enicopterina, Enoplopteron, Exallosophira, Felderimyia, Freyomyia, Gressittidium, Griphomyia, Hemiclusiosoma, Hexacinia, Hexamela, Hexaresta, Labeschatia, Langatia, Loriomyia, Lumirioxa, Lyronotum, Micronevrina, Mimoeuphranta, Neothemara, Nothoclusiosoma, Ocnerioxa, Orienticaelum, Paedohexacinia, Parachlaena, Phorelliosoma, Polyara, Polyaroidea, Pseudacanthoneura, Pseudacrotoxa, Pseudoneothemara, Ptilona, Ptiloniola, Quasirhabdochaeta, Rabaulia, Rabauliomorpha, Rioxa, Saucromyia, Sophira (subgenera Kambangania, Parasophira, Soosina and Sophira), Sophiroides, Sophiropsis, Staurellina, Stigmatomyia, Stymbara, Taeniorioxa, Termitorioxa, Themara, Themarictera, Themarohystrix, Themaroides, Themaroidopsis, Tritaeniopteron, Trypanocentra (subgenera Clusiomorpha and Trypanocentra) and Walkeraitia.

• Epacrocerini: 7 species in the following 4 genera:

Epacrocerus, Proepacrocerus, Tanymetopus and Udamolobium.

• Phascini: 14 species in the following 6 genera:

Diarrhegmoides, Homoiothemara, Othniocera, Paraphasca, Phasca and Xenosophira.

• Phytalmiini: 22 species included in the following 4 genera:

Diplochorda, Ortaloptera, Phytalmia and Sessilina.

Seven species in the next five genera are not included in any of the above tribes:

Colobostroter, Matsumurania, Pseudosophira, Robertsomyia and Terastiomyia.

References

• Fruit Fly Classification and Diversity Table

Les Phytalmiinae sont une sous-famille de diptères de la famille des Tephritidae^[2] (petites mouches aux ailes marquées de dessins souvent caractéristiques et inhabituelles chez les mouches).

Systématique

Pour BioLib, la sous-famille des Phytalmiinae est attribuée, en 1886, à l'entomologiste français Jacques Marie Frangile Bigot (1818–1893)^[1].

Liste des tribus et genres

Selon BioLib (26 janvier 2022)^[1] :

Notes et références