Distinguishing between insect pests and partners starts with an ironclad identification. Entomologists have now prepared a database with information to accurately identify and name almost 157,000 ...
When describing a fly, many people think of the ubiquitous house fly (Musca domestica); whereas, some biologists might envision the fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster). Both are good examples of ...
ALL students of the order Diptera will welcome the continuance of this wholly admirable treatise. It is a model of what a faunistic work should be and, unlike so many volumes of a similar nature, it ...
Alexander, Charles P. 1928. "New species of crane-flies from South America. Part 2. (Family Tipulidae, order Diptera)." Annals of the Entomological Society of America, 21, (4) 623–641.
Alexander, Charles P. 1929. "New species of crane flies from South America. Part 3. (Family Tipulidae, order Diptera)." Annals of the Entomological Society of America, 22, (4) 768–788.
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