Phasia

Phasia is a genus of flies in the family Tachinidae.[1][2][3]

Phasia aurulans on common milkweed

Phasia
P. hemiptera male on flower
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Class:	Insecta
Order:	Diptera
Family:	Tachinidae
Subfamily:	Phasiinae
Tribe:	Phasiini
Genus:	Phasia Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830
Type species
Conops subcoleoptratus Linnaeus, 1767
Synonyms[1][2]
Alophora Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 Hyalomya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 Allophora Mik, 1894 Alophorella Townsend, 1912 Hesperophasia Townsend, 1915 Paraphorantha Townsend, 1915 Bogosiella Villeneuve, 1923 Campbellia Miller, 1923 Alophorophasia Townsend, 1927 Epaulophasia Townsend, 1934 Heyneophasia Townsend, 1934 Xanthotrichius Townsend, 1934 Forcipophasia Townsend, 1935 Xiphophasia Townsend, 1937 Besserioides Curran, 1938 Trichophasia Townsend, 1939 Paraphasiana Townsend, 1940 Efftayloria Malloch, 1941 Phoranthella Brooks, 1945 Androeuryops Beneway, 1961

Species

• P. aeneoventris (Williston, 1886)[1][3]
• P. africana Sun, 2003[3]
• P. albipennis (Brooks, 1945)[1][3]
• P. albopunctata (Baranov, 1935)[2][3]
• P. aldrichii (Townsend, 1891)[1][3]
• P. argentifrons Walker, 1894[3]
• P. aurigera (Egger, 1860)[2][3][4]
• P. aurulans Meigen, 1824[1][3][4]
• P. australiensis Sun, 2003[3]
• P. barbifrons (Girschner, 1887)[2][3][4][5][6][7][8]
• P. bifurca Sun, 2003[2][3]
• P. brachyptera Sun, 2003[3]
• P. campbelli (Miller, 1923)[3]
• P. cana Sun, 2003[3]
• P. caudata (Villeneuve, 1932)[2]
• P. chilensis (Macquart, 1851)[1][3]
• P. clavigralla Sun, 2003[3]
• P. cylindrata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. distincta Sun, 2003[3]
• P. diversa (Coquillett, 1897)[1][3]
• P. emdeni (Draber-Monko, 1970)[3][4]
• P. faceta Sun, 2003[3]
• P. fenestrata (Bigot, 1889)[1][3]
• P. frontata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. furcata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. girschneri (Draber-Monko, 1965)[3][4]
• P. godfreyi (Draber-Monko, 1964)[3]
• P. grandis (Coquillett, 1897)[1][3]
• P. grazynae (Draber-Monko, 1965)[3]
• P. hemiptera (Fabricius, 1794)[2][3][4][5][6][7]
• P. hippobosca (Paramonov, 1958)[3]
• P. indica (Mesnil, 1953)[3]
• P. japanensis Sun, 2003[3]
• P. jeanneli (Mesnil, 1953)[3]
• P. karczewskii (Draber-Monko, 1965)[4]
• P. kudoi Sun, 2003[3]
• P. latifrons (Paramonov, 1958)[3]
• P. lauta Sun, 2003[3]
• P. lepidofera (Malloch, 1929)[3]
• P. malaisei Sun, 2003[3]
• P. malayana Sun, 2003[3]
• P. mathisi Sun, 2003[3]
• P. mesnili (Draber-Monko, 1965)[2][3][4]
• P. minima Sun, 2003[3]
• P. multisetosa (Villeneuve, 1923)[3]
• P. nasalis (Bezzi, 1908)[3]
• P. nasuta (Loew, 1852)[3]
• P. nigrens (Wulp, 1892)[1][3]
• P. nigrofimbriata (Villeneuve, 1935)[3]
• P. nigromaculata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. normalis (Curran, 1927)[3]
• P. noskiewiczi (Draber-Monko, 1965)[3]
• P. obesa (Fabricius, 1798)[2][3][4][5][6][7]
• P. pandellei (Dupuis, 1957)[3][4]
• P. piceipes (Wulp, 1892)[3]
• P. punctigera (Townsend, 1891)[1][3]
• P. purpurascens (Townsend, 1891)[1][3]
• P. pusilla Meigen, 1824[2][4][5][6][7]
• P. robertsonii (Townsend, 1891)[1][3]
• P. robusta (Brooks, 1945)[1][3]
• P. rohdendorfi (Draber-Monko, 1965)[2][3]
• P. rotundata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. rufiventris (Macquart, 1851)[3]
• P. sensua (Curran, 1927)[3]
• P. serrata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. siberica Sun, 2003[3]
• P. sichuanensis Sun, 2003[2][3]
• P. singuliseta Sun, 2003[3]
• P. subcoleoptrata (Linnaeus, 1767)[4][3]
• P. subnitida Sun, 2003[3]
• P. subopaca (Coquillett, 1897)[1][3]
• P. sumatrana Sun, 2003[3]
• P. takanoi (Draber-Monko, 1965)[3]
• P. tibialis (Villeneuve, 1932)[2]
• P. transvaalensis Sun, 2003[3]
• P. triangulata Sun, 2003[3]
• P. truncata Herting, 1983[3][4]
• P. varicolor (Curran, 1927)[3]
• P. venturii (Draber-Monko, 1965)[3][4]
• P. wangi Sun, 2003[2][3]
• P. woodi Sun, 2003[2][3]
• P. zimini (Draber-Monko, 1965)[3]

References

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8. Clemons, L. (2001). "Phasia (Phasia) barbifrons (Girschner, 1887) (Diptera, Tachinidae), a possibly overlooked species new to Britain". Dipterists Digest. 2nd. Dipterists Forum. 8 (1): 3–5.