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Neomochtherus tricuspidatus Engel, 1927 c g (Neomochtherus species)
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Neomochtherus rothkirchii (Speiser, 1913) c g (Neomochtherus species)
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Neomochtherus hauseri Engel, 1927 c g (Neomochtherus species)
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Neomochtherus distans Tsacas, 1968 c g (Neomochtherus species)
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Neomochtherus mesopotamicus Janssens, 1961 c g (Neomochtherus species)
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Neomochtherus ochrapes Hull, 1967 c g (Neomochtherus species)
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Insectivorous Tabanids, also known as robber flies, Diptera Brachycera, distributed around the world, about 7,100 species. All of them had thick, stinging legs, a bushy beard-like Mane on their faces, and three single eyes between two large compound eyes.
People tend to avoid flies. But Neomochtherus is important to the insect world because they have a good appetite for other insects. They can hunt wasps, butterflies, locusts and even spiders. The random tool generated a total of 141 items and recorded a list of Neomochtherus species. If you’re interested in this breed, don’t forget to check it out with the random tool.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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