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Ligyra nigrocostalis (Guerin-Meneville, 1838) c g (Ligyra species)
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Ligyra sisyphus (Fabricius, 1805) c g (Ligyra species)
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Ligyra chrysolampis (Jaennicke, 1867) c g (Ligyra species)
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Ligyra proserpina (Wiedemann, 1828) c g (Ligyra species)
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Ligyra bombyliformis (Macleay, 1826) c g (Ligyra species)
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Ligyra macassarensis (Paramonov, 1931) c g (Ligyra species)
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The Bee fly, Eristalomyia tenax, is a member of the family syrphidae of arthropods. It is the size of a bee, about 15 mm long; the antennae of its head antennae are simple and unbranched. Because of its resemblance to a male bee, the fly is known as one of nature’s 11 masters of camouflage for its ability to scare off intruders. Its adults like to move in and out of the flowers, habitat in the wild. Its larvae can be used as a traditional Chinese medicine for spleen and digestion.
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