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Rhadiurgus variabilis - northern robberfly
(Subfamily Asilinae) (Family Asilidae)
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Machimus cingulatus - brown heath robberfly
(Subfamily Asilinae) (Family Asilidae)
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Clitellaria ephippium
(Subfamily Clitellariinae) (Family Stratiomyidae)
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Pamponerus germanicus - pied-winged robberfly
(Subfamily Asilinae) (Family Asilidae)
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Beris fuscipes - short-horned black legionnaire
(Subfamily Beridinae) (Family Stratiomyidae)
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Scenopinus niger - forest windowfly (Family Scenopinidae)
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In the UK, there are about 158 species of soldier flies and allies that have been found, with detailed classifications and subjects recorded in this random tool for further examination by interested friends. In recent decades, Brachycera has been proved to be a multi-evolutionary group, but suborder Cryptocera does not have a suborder taxonomic status.
In the generator, we can see that the specific Brachycera has been divided into several subclasses, including Xylophagidae, Athericidae, Rhagionidae, Tabanidae, Xylomyidae, Stratiomyidae, and so on. And under each category are soldier flies and allies that are currently available in the UK. Although the species is abundant around the world, some native to the UK have been introduced from surrounding areas and some are already present.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of soldierflies and allies of Great Britain.
