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Asilidae Keys
A collected list of online keys to Asilidae compiled by Fritz Geller-Grimm.
Date Added: 31.03.06 07:43 Visits: 496
BioTaxis - cl? dichotomique informatis
Currently only Nematocera, but als some other insect orders.Scroll down to Diptera. Only in French.
Date Added: 07.03.05 07:13 Visits: 611
Faunist: keys and distributions of Dutch Diptera and other invertebrates
Keys and guides to hoverflies, some primitive flies, grasshoppers and dragonflies. Both allow to name species. The keys offers alternative descriptions, which leads to the name of the specimen. The guides offer short descriptions with diagnostic characters and photos. Only the keys to hoverflies in English.
Date Added: 13.05.04 08:16 Visits: 926
Identification Key to the Common Forensically Important Adult Flies (Diptera) of Northern Kentucky
Identify the common forensically important flies (Order: Diptera) found in and around the Northern Kentucky University campus located in Highland Heights. Also useful to Europeans!
Date Added: 08.02.05 10:38 Visits: 638
IntKey - Data from the DELTA databases
Root files for keys. Some keys will download completely but most will use on-line resources like images. This demands an active internet connection.
Date Added: 31.03.05 20:58 Visits: 642
Keys to adult crane flies of Pennsylvania
This key provides information to separate crane flies into Tipulinae, Cylindrotominae, and Limoniinae. It cover mainly species from eastern North America. The key is partly still under construction.
Date Added: 22.05.08 21:28 Visits: 269
Larvae of the Central American Culicidae.
Photographic key to the larvae of Culicidae of Central America and Panama (in Spanish)
Date Added: 13.02.08 14:34 Visits: 325
Le site des mouches Dolichopodides - Keys
Keys in French to subfamilies and genera on the site dedicated to Dolichopodidae, small predatory flies that can be found (almost) anywhere in nature. Link leads to subfamily key. Keys to genera are here: males and females
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Nematocera Brachycera Simple Keys
University of Minnesota Course Notes for Beginners
Date Added: 28.11.05 15:07 Visits: 626
Pest Fruit Flies of the World ? Adults
The Pest Fruit Fly Identification System includes an interactive key for adults, using Intkey (see elsewhere on this page).
Date Added: 31.03.05 20:56 Visits: 724
Pest Fruit Flies of the World ? Larvae
The Pest Fruit Fly Identification System includes an interactive key for larvae, using Intkey (see elsewhere on this page).
Date Added: 31.03.05 20:57 Visits: 545
Stiletto Flies of Australia
Stiletto-flies are a diverse group of insects in the Australasian region. This key produced in Lucid 3 identifies all genera of stiletto-flies found in Australia, Papua New Guinea New Caledonia and New Zealand. Interesting information is also provided on Therevidae systematics, ecology, checklists, biology, collecting etc.
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08.02.10 23:50
Just did, Paul Smile Before reading Your post, although.

08.02.10 22:55
Andre is thinking! Someone please open a bottle! Another reason to celebrate! Or. should we start celebrating when he stops thinking? Ah, what the heck: Let's open a bottle on each occasion. Grin

08.02.10 21:58
Sometimes I think Paul is always celebrating something... Grin Grin Grin He doesn't even need a reason... Grin

07.02.10 22:23
At home we will be celebrating, too, as our daughter is from China. Grin

07.02.10 16:57
14th Feburary will be the first day of Chinese Spring Festival. Smile

06.02.10 11:18
finish Smile

06.02.10 11:12
thanks, I will upload a photo with the tip of the abdomen...

06.02.10 10:37
Hi Alexaandru - it should be possible if the tip of the abdomen is showing

06.02.10 08:25
hi, somebody knows if is possible to say the sex of a Asilus crabroniformis, only from photos ?

05.02.10 17:46
yeah! Smile

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