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Chrysogaster

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Chrysogaster
Genus recognized by Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from Catalogue of Life in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Chrysogaster
Genus recognized by United Kingdom Species List, North Atlantic Species List, The Netherlands Species List, South Africa Species List, Sweden Species List, Portugal Species List, Isle of Man Species List, Ireland Species List, Luxembourg Species List, Lesotho Species List, France Species List, Finland Species List, Germany Species List, Austria Species List, Denmark Species List, Norway Species List, Barcode of Life Data Systems, Canada Species List, Wikidata, United States Species List, PBDB in DwCA, Global Biotic Interactions, Global Biotic Interactions, Wikimedia Commons, and TreatmentBank
Chrysogaster
Species recognized by Protists in Singapore
Chrysogaster
Recognized by NMNH Entomology and Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology DwCA
Chrysogaster Meigen 1803
Genus recognized by GBIF classification

Alternative Names

Ceriana africana (Hull 1944)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Ceriana Rafinesque, 1815)
Chrysogaster inornata Loew 1854
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Chrysogaster nuda Macquart 1829
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Eristalis solstitialis Fallén 1817
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Melanogaster aerosa (Loew 1843)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Melanogaster Rondani, 1857)
Melanogaster hirtella (Loew 1843)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Melanogaster Rondani, 1857)
Melanogaster inornata (Loew 1854)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Melanogaster Rondani, 1857)
Melanogaster jaroslavensis (Stackelberg 1922)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Melanogaster Rondani, 1857)
Melanogaster nuda (Macquart 1829)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Melanogaster Rondani, 1857)
Melanogaster parumplicata (Loew 1840)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Melanogaster Rondani, 1857)
Musca coemiteriorum Linnaeus 1758
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Xanthandrus simplex (Loew 1861)
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as accepted taxon within Xanthandrus Verrall, 1901)
? lucida Scopoli, 1763
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification (Originally found in sources as doubtful taxon within Syrphidae)
Chrysogaster
Harvest ancestor according to GBIF classification, PBDB in DwCA, Global Biotic Interactions, NMNH type specimens, Flickr Group, and TreatmentBank
Chrysogaster
Replaced according to PBDB in DwCA

Common Names

Norwegian

engblomsterfluer preferred
Recognized by Wikidata
engblomsterfluger preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Russian

Золотобрюшки preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Swedish

Ängsblomflugor preferred
Recognized by Wikidata

Curated hierarchies for Chrysogaster

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1

Life
Cellular Organisms
Eukaryota
Opisthokonta
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Protostomia
Ecdysozoa
Arthropoda
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Pterygota
Neoptera
Endopterygota
Diptera
Brachycera
Cyclorrhapha
Syrphidae
Chrysogaster (this page)
Chrysogaster aerosa Loew 1843
Chrysogaster africana Hull 1944
Chrysogaster aliniensis Mutin 1999
Chrysogaster antitheus Walker 1849
Chrysogaster apicalis Bezzi 1920
Chrysogaster atlasi Kassebeer 1999
Chrysogaster basalis Loew 1857
Chrysogaster cemiteriorum (Linnaeus 1758)
Chrysogaster curvistylus Vujic & Stuke 1998
Chrysogaster formosana (Shiraki 1930)
Chrysogaster hirtella Loew 1843
Chrysogaster inflatifrons Shannon 1916
Chrysogaster jaroslavensis Stackelberg 1922
Chrysogaster kirgisorum Stackelberg 1952
Chrysogaster laevigata Bezzi 1915
Chrysogaster lindbergi Kassebeer 1999
Chrysogaster lucida (Scopoli 1763)
Chrysogaster mediterraneus Vujic 1999
Chrysogaster ocularia Herve-Bazin 1914
Chrysogaster parumplicata Loew 1840
Chrysogaster pilocapita Hull 1944
Chrysogaster poecilophthalma Bezzi 1908
Chrysogaster poecilops Bezzi 1915
Chrysogaster pollinifacies Violovitsh 1956
Chrysogaster proserpina Hull 1944
Chrysogaster quinquestriata Szilady 1942
Chrysogaster rondanii Maibach 1996
Chrysogaster semiopaca Matsumura 1916
Chrysogaster simplex Loew 1843
Chrysogaster sinensis Stackelberg 1952
Chrysogaster solstitialis (Fallen 1817)
Chrysogaster spiloptera Bezzi 1915
Chrysogaster stackelbergi Violovitsh 1978
Chrysogaster tadzhikorum Stackelberg 1952
Chrysogaster tumescens Loew 1873
Chrysogaster virescens Loew 1854
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