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Kingdom Animalia (animals)
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Eumetazoa (metazoans)-
Bilateria (bilaterally symmetrical animals)
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Protostomia (protostomes)-
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Class Insecta
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Order Diptera-
Family Acroceridae-
Genus Acrocera
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Genus Africaterphis
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Genus Apelleia
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Genus Apsona
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Genus Archipialea
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Genus Asopsebius
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Genus Astomella
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Genus Astomelloides
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Genus Camposella
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Genus Corononcodes
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Genus Cyrtus
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Genus Dimacrocolus
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Genus Eulonchus
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Genus Exetasis
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Genus Hadrogaster
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Genus Helle
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Genus Holops
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Genus Lasia
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Genus Lasioides
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Genus Leucopsina
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Genus Megalybus
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Genus Meruia
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Genus Mesophysa
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Genus Neolasia
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Genus Neopanops
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Genus Nipponcyrtus
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Genus Ocnaea
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Genus Ogcodes
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Genus Oligoneura
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Genus Opsebius
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Genus Panocalda
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Genus Panops
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Genus Paracyrtus
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Genus Parahelle
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Genus Philopota
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Genus Physegastrella
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Genus Pialea
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Genus Psilodera
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Genus Pterodontia
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Genus Pteropexus
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Genus Rhysogaster
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Genus Sabroskya
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Genus Sphaerops
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Genus Stenopialea
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Genus Subcyrtus
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Genus Terphis
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Genus Thyllis
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Genus Turbopsebius
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Genus Villalus
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Confused by a class within a class or an order within an order? Please see our brief essay.
Scientific names for Aves taxonomy (family and below) are from The Howard and Moore Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World, Princeton University Press, copyright 2003. Used by permission.
