List of Lepidodexia species

This is a list of 177 species in Lepidodexia, a genus of flesh flies in the family Sarcophagidae.[1][2][3]

Lepidodexia species

L. affinis de Souza Lopez, 1983^{c g}
L. albida (Lopes, 1951)^{c g}
L. albihirta (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. amazonica (Townsend, 1934)^{c g}
L. andina (Townsend, 1912)^{c g}
L. angusta (Aldrich, 1925)^{c g}
L. angustifrons Lopes, 1993^{c g}
L. angustiventris (Curran & Walley, 1934)^{c g}
L. antennata (Dodge, 1966)^{c g}
L. apolinari Lopes, 1951^{c g}
L. aragua (Dodge, 1966)^{c g}
L. asiliformis (Townsend, 1927)^{c g}
L. atrata (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. aurea (Townsend, 1934)^{c g}
L. azurea (Enderlein, 1928)^{c g}
L. bicolor (Dodge, 1967)^c
L. bisetosa (Dodge, 1968)^{c g}
L. bivittata Curran, 1928^{c g}
L. blakeae Dodge, 1955^{c g}
L. bocainensis Lopes, 1980^{c g}
L. bogotana (Enderlein, 1928)^{c g}
L. boraceana Lopes & Tibana, 1984^{c g}
L. borealis Reinhard, 1937^{c g}
L. brevigaster (Lopes, 1945)^c
L. brevirostris (Lopes, 1946)^{c g}
L. bufonivora (Lopes & Vogelsang, 1953)^{c g}
L. calliphorina (Enderlein, 1928)^{c g}
L. camorim (Lopes, 1991)^{c g}
L. camorin Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. camura (Hall, 1938)^{c g}
L. carchiana Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. carthaginiensis Lopes & Tibana, 1988^{c g}
L. carvalhoi Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. catamarca Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. chaetosa (Townsend, 1931)^{c g}
L. chapadensis Tibana & Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. chocoensis Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. cingulata Lopes, 1961^{c g}
L. cochliomyia (Townsend, 1919)^{c g}
L. cognata (Walker, 1853)^c
L. comata (Aldrich, 1925)^{c g}
L. confusa (Lopes, 1946)^c
L. costalis (Townsend, 1927)^{c g}
L. costaricensis Lopes & Tibana, 1988^{c g}
L. cubana (Lopes, 1951)^c
L. cuenquensis Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. currani Lopes, 1951^{c g}
L. cyaneiventris (Lopes, 1946)^c
L. dimidiata (Wiedemann, 1830)^{c g}
L. dissimilis (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. distincta (Lopes, 1947)^{c g}
L. diversa (Lopes, 1946)^c
L. diversinervis (Wulp, 1895)^{c g}
L. diversipes (Coquillett, 1900)^{c g}
L. dodgei Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. dominicensis (Lopes, 1975)^c
L. downesi (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. downsi Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. ecuatoriana Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. egregia (Hall, 1933)^{c g}
L. elaborata (Hall, 1933)^{c g}
L. elegans Coquillett, 1895^{c g}
L. facialis (Townsend, 1927)^{c g}
L. fervens (Wiedemann, 1830)^{c g}
L. fiebrigi (Enderlein, 1928)^{c g}
L. flavipes de Souza Lopez, 1983^{c g}
L. flavopilosa (Lopes, 1951)^{c g}
L. frontalis Aldrich, 1929^{c g}
L. fulviventris Lopes, 1980^{c g}
L. fumipennis (Lopes, 1946)^{c g}
L. fuscianalis (Wulp, 1895)^{c g}
L. gaucha Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. gomesi Lopes, 1980^{c g}
L. grisea Lopes, 1951^{c g}
L. grisescens (Townsend, 1927)^{c g}
L. guaillabamba Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. guatemalteca Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. guimaraesi Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. hinei (Aldrich, 1930)^{c g}
L. hirculus (Coquillett, 1910)^{c g}
L. huixtlaensis de Souza Lopez, 1983^{c g}
L. hyalinipennis Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. ignota (Lopes, 1947)^{c g}
L. inconismus (Reinhard, 1957)^{c g}
L. korytkowiskii Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. latifrons Kano & Lopes, 1969^g
L. lenti Lopes, 1980^{c g}
L. lindneri (Townsend, 1931)^{c g}
L. maculata Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. major Lopes, 1993^{c g}
L. matogrossensis Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. mendax Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. mendesi Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. metallica (Townsend, 1928)^{c g}
L. mexicana Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. miamensis (Townsend, 1918)^{c g}
L. micropyga (Wulp, 1895)^{c g}
L. minensis Lopes, 1980^{c g}
L. minuta Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. modulata (Wulp, 1895)^{c g}
L. monochaeta (Dodge, 1968)^{c g}
L. myersi (Townsend, 1935)^{c g}
L. napoensis de Souza Lopez, 1983^{c g}
L. nigribimbo (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. nigropilosa Lopes, 1951^{c g}
L. nocturnalis Walton, 1915^{c g}
L. obscura (Lopes, 1950)^{c g}
L. occulta Lopes, 1986^{c g}
L. ochristriga (Enderlein, 1928)^{c g}
L. ojedai Lopes, 1992^{c g}
L. oliveirai (Lopes, 1974)^{c g}
L. olmaba Brimley, 1927^{c g}
L. opima (Wiedemann, 1830)^{c g}
L. pacta (Townsend, 1934)^{c g}
L. pallipes (Lopes & Tibana, 1988)^{c g}
L. palpalis (Dodge, 1968)^{c g}
L. panamensis (Dodge, 1968)^{c g}
L. parva (Lopes, 1946)^c
L. peculiaris Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. peruana Lopes, 1986^{c g}
L. petersoni Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. pilosa (Lopes, 1969)^{c g}
L. plumigera (Wulp, 1895)^{c g}
L. pomaschi Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. proseni Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. quadrisetosa Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. reali Lopes & Tibana, 1988^{c g}
L. reducens (Enderlein, 1928)^{c g}
L. reinhardi Lopes, 1979^{c g}
L. retusa (Hall, 1933)^{c g}
L. robacki (Lopes, 1975)^{c g}
L. rubriventris (Macquart, 1851)^{c g}
L. rufianalis (Lopes, 1975)^{c g}
L. rufipes (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. rufitibia (Wulp, 1895)^{c g}
L. rufocaudatata (Bigot, 1889)^{c g}
L. rustica (Lopes, 1950)^{c g}
L. sapucaiensis Lopes, 1993^{c g}
L. sarcophagina (Townsend, 1927)^{c g}
L. setifacies Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. setifrons de Souza Lopez, 1983^{c g}
L. setosa (Coquillett, 1895)^{c g}
L. sheldoni (Coquillett, 1898)^{c g}
L. shewelli Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. similis Lopes, 1984^{c g}
L. sinopi Lopes & Tibana, 1982^{c g}
L. souzalopesi Lehrer, 1995^{c g}
L. squamata (Walker, 1853)^{c g}
L. strigosa (Reinhard, 1945)^{c g}
L. subcylindrica (Townsend, 1935)^{c g}
L. subpolita (Aldrich, 1916)^{c g}
L. takaruni Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. tandapiens Lopes, 1988^{c g}
L. teffeensis (Townsend, 1927)^{c g}
L. tessellata (Aldrich, 1916)^{c g}
L. tetraptera Brauer & von Bergenstamm, 1891^{c g}
L. teutonia Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. townsendi (Aldrich, 1925)^{c g}
L. trinidadensis Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. tucumana (Blanchard, 1942)^{c g}
L. tungurahuensis Lopes & Tibana, 1988^{c g}
L. tungurauensis Lopes & Tibana, 1988^{c g}
L. turrialba Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. unicolor Aldrich, 1916^{c g}
L. uniseta (Lopes, 1950)^{c g}
L. uruhuasi (Townsend, 1917)^{c g}
L. veniseta (Dodge, 1968)^{c g}
L. vexator (Dodge, 1968)^{c g}
L. villipes (Dodge, 1965)^{c g}
L. virgata (Wiedemann, 1830)^{c g}
L. vittata (Lopes, 1968)^c
L. weyrauchi Lopes, 1991^{c g}
L. woodi Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. woodorum Pape, 1989^{c g}
L. wygodzinskyi Lopes, 1982^{c g}
L. zeledoni Lopes, 1985^{c g}
L. zygox (Hall, 1938)^{c g}

This is a list of 177 species in Lepidodexia, a genus of flesh flies in the family Sarcophagidae.[1][2][3] Data sources: i = ITIS[4], c = Catalogue of Life[1], g = GBIF[2], b = Bugguide.net[3]

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References

"Browse Lepidodexia". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-05.
"Lepidodexia". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-05.
"Lepidodexia Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-05.
"ITIS, Integrated Taxonomic Information System". Retrieved 2018-04-05.

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[catlife-1] "Browse Lepidodexia". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2018-04-05.

[gbif-2] "Lepidodexia". GBIF. Retrieved 2018-04-05.

[bugref-3] "Lepidodexia Genus Information". BugGuide.net. Retrieved 2018-04-05.

[itis-4] "ITIS, Integrated Taxonomic Information System". Retrieved 2018-04-05.