Hilarempis

Hilarempis is a genus of flies in the family Empididae.

Hilarempis
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Diptera
Family:	Empididae
Subfamily:	Empidinae
Genus:	Hilarempis Bezzi, 1905[1]
Type species
Hilarempis nudifacies Bezzi, 1905[1]
Synonyms
Heterempis Brèthes, 1909 Hilaropus White, 1916

Species

• H. adrianus Smith, 1969[2]
• H. alpha Smith, 1969[2]
• H. antarctica (Walker, 1836)
• H. antenniseta Smith, 1969[2]
• H. argentella Collin, 1928[3]
• H. argentifera Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. argentula Becker, 1919
• H. argyrozoma (Philippi, 1865)[5]
• H. barbatula Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. basalis Smith, 1969[2]
• H. basuta Smith, 1967[6]
• H. benhami (Miller, 1913)
• H. beta Smith, 1969[2]
• H. bicingulata Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. biseriata Collin, 1933[7]
• H. brachyrrhyncha Thomson, 1869
• H. breviseta Smith, 1967[6]
• H. brevistyla Collin, 1928[3]
• H. carinata Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. carlieri Smith, 1969[2]
• H. cervina (Loew, 1858)[8]
• H. cillata Collin, 1933[7]
• H. cineracea Collin, 1928[3]
• H. commoda Collin, 1933[7]
• H. completa (Loew, 1858)[8]
• H. cotoxantha Blanchard, 1852
• H. crassitarsus Smith, 1969[2]
• H. cyanescens (Bezzi, 1904)[9]
• H. darglensis Smith, 1969[2]
• H. dasytibia Smith, 1969[2]
• H. dichropleura Collin, 1928[3]
• H. diversimana Collin, 1928[3]
• H. dolosa Collin, 1933[7]
• H. dumicola (Philippi, 1865)[5]
• H. echinata (White, 1916)
• H. elegans Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. facilis Collin, 1933[7]
• H. famillaris Collin, 1933[7]
• H. fasciata Smith, 1969[2]
• H. fratercula Smith, 1969[2]
• H. fulva (Philippi, 1865)[5]
• H. fulva (Walker, 1836)
• H. fulvipes (Hutton, 1901)[10]
• H. genualis Collin, 1933[7]
• H. griseiventris (Philippi, 1865)[5]
• H. gubernator Collin, 1933[7]
• H. gymnaspis Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. hammondi Smith, 1969[2]
• H. heterogastra (Loew, 1858)[8]
• H. hilaraeformis (Bezzi, 1904)[9]
• H. huttoni Bezzi, 1904[9]
• H. idonea Collin, 1933[7]
• H. imbeza Smith, 1969[2]
• H. immota Collin, 1928[3]
• H. inerma Smith, 1969[2]
• H. inops Collin, 1933[7]
• H. insularis Brèthes, 1924
• H. julianus Smith, 1967[6]
• H. juri Smith, 1962[11]
• H. kaiteriensis (Miller, 1913)
• H. languida Collin, 1933[7]
• H. laticornis (Bigot, 1888)
• H. levicula Collin, 1933[7]
• H. longipennis Smith, 1967[6]
• H. longistyla Collin, 1928[3]
• H. magellanica (Bigot, 1888)
• H. maluinensis Enderlein, 1912
• H. mediana Collin, 1933[7]
• H. mendozana (Brèthes, 1924)
• H. minthaphila Collin, 1928[3]
• H. moreirai Brèthes, 1924
• H. msingi Smith, 1967[6]
• H. neptunus Smith, 1969[2]
• H. nigra Miller, 1923
• H. nigrimana (White, 1916)
• H. nigrimanus (White, 1916)
• H. nondescripta Smith, 1969[2]
• H. notabilis Collin, 1933[7]
• H. nudifacies Bezzi, 1905[1]
• H. ochrozona Collin, 1928[3]
• H. ordinata Collin, 1933[7]
• H. otiosa Collin, 1933[7]
• H. pallida (Philippi, 1865)[5]
• H. pallidifurca (White, 1916)
• H. peregrina (White, 1916)
• H. polychaeta Bezzi, 1905[1]
• H. propinqua Collin, 1933[7]
• H. quadrifaria Becker, 1919
• H. robusta Smith, 1969[2]
• H. rodriguezi Carrera, 1954
• H. shunina Smith, 1962[11]
• H. sigillata Collin, 1933[7]
• H. similipes Collin, 1933[7]
• H. simillima Collin, 1928[3]
• H. smithii (Hutton, 1901)[10]
• H. sordida (Loew, 1858)[8]
• H. soror Smith, 1969[2]
• H. sp. Smith, 1962[11]
• H. spinosa Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. stenostoma Collin, 1933[7]
• H. subdita Collin, 1928[3]
• H. tenuicornis Smith, 1969[2]
• H. tephrodes (Philippi, 1865)[5]
• H. tibialis Collin, 1933[7]
• H. trichopleura Collin, 1928[3]
• H. trochanterata Smith, 1969[2]
• H. tucuna Smith, 1962[11]
• H. undumeni Smith, 1969[2]
• H. uniseta Collin, 1928[3]
• H. vanellus (Schiner, 1868)
• H. varians (Bigot, 1889)
• H. vicina Smith, 1969[2]
• H. walkeri Bezzi, 1909[4]
• H. xanthocera Bezzi, 1905[1]

References

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