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Bentbristles
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Bentbristles

Neoitamus

Neoitamus is a genus of robber flies in the family Asilidae. There are at least 60 described species in Neoitamus.

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25 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Common Awl Robber Fly

speciesNeoitamus cyanurus

Yellow-thighed Bentbristle

speciesNeoitamus flavofemoratus

Neoitamus socius

speciesNeoitamus socius

Dark Bentbristle

speciesNeoitamus orphne

Neoitamus angusticornis

speciesNeoitamus angusticornis

Neoitamus cothurnatus

speciesNeoitamus cothurnatus

Neoitamus castellanii

speciesNeoitamus castellanii

Northern Common Robber Fly

speciesNeoitamus melanopogon

Neoitamus cyaneocinctus

speciesNeoitamus cyaneocinctus

Neoitamus splendidus

speciesNeoitamus splendidus

Neoitamus dasymallus

speciesNeoitamus dasymallus

Northwestern Bentbristle

speciesNeoitamus brevicomus

Pacific Bentbristle

speciesNeoitamus affinis

Neoitamus zouhari

speciesNeoitamus zouhari

Neoitamus tumulus

speciesNeoitamus tumulus

Neoitamus senectus

speciesNeoitamus senectus

Neoitamus univittatus

speciesNeoitamus univittatus

Neoitamus bulbus

speciesNeoitamus bulbus

Inland Common Robber Fly

speciesNeoitamus smithii

Neoitamus castaneipennis

speciesNeoitamus castaneipennis

Neoitamus mistipes

speciesNeoitamus mistipes

Neoitamus setifemur

speciesNeoitamus setifemur

Neoitamus grahami

speciesNeoitamus grahami

Neoitamus terminalis

speciesNeoitamus terminalis

Neoitamus dolichurus

speciesNeoitamus dolichurus

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 61657.