• Tsammalex - Tabanidae (Horse Flies)

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    --- order: Diptera. ---- family: Tabanidae. Countries: BW. ... Icon size. GeoJSON. Tabanidae. Show/hide Labels.

  • Tabanidae | Obastan / Viki

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    Göyünlər (lat. Tabanidae) — heyvanlar aləminin buğumayaqlılar tipinin həşəratlar sinfinin ikiqanadlılar dəstəsinə aid heyvan fəsiləsi. ==

  • Tabanidae

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    The family Tabanidae, the horse-flies, is a well-known group of haematophagous insects of great economic importance. ... [1] Chvála M. 1980: Tabanidae.

  • File: <Identifymed

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    The Tabanidae are extremely difficult to control, especially in areas where aquatic habitats cannot be practically reduced, such as swamps and lakes.

  • Tabanidae in Russian - Latin-Russian Dictionary | Glosbe

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    Check 'Tabanidae' translations into Russian. Look through examples of Tabanidae translation in sentences, listen to pronunciation and learn grammar.

  • Tabanidae - popkult.fr — Tabanidae - Tabanidae - Wikipedia

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    Tabanidae - Tabanidae - Wikipedia, Diptera-Tabanidae-Tabanus dorsifer-Horse Flies MALE (A) - Urban Programs - El Paso County.

  • TABANIDAE: 4 Synonyms | Thesaurus.net

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    These terms all refer to different species within the Tabanidae family, but share similar characteristics such as their large size, fast flight, and blood-sucking...

  • Tabanidae Facts for Kids

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    Tabanidae are known by a large number of common names. ... The Tabanidae are true flies and members of the insect order Diptera.

  • Tabanidae | WikiDiff

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    As an adjective tabanid is. of or pertaining to species of the horsefly family, tabanidae .

  • Brasil - Tabanidae (Diptera) of Amazônia XX: Description...

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    Drawings and photo of the new species are presented. Key words: Insecta - Diptera - Tabanidae - Tabanus pseudonebulosus sp. n. - Brazil - Venezuela.