Celyphus is a genus of beetle flies that belongs to the family Celyphidae. Members of this genus are known being be found in Oriental and Afrotropical realms.
Description Celyphus may be distinguished by the discal and second basal cell of the wing being distinct.
Taxonomy Up to 1859, all species of beetle flies were placed in this genus.
Species This genus contains many species that are divided into three subgenera: Celyphus, Hemiglobus and Paracelyphus. They are listed below: C. abnormis C. bisetosus C. cheni C. collaris C. dentis C. divisus C. eos C. forcipus C. fujianensis C. immitans C. lacunosus C. lobus C. maculis C. medogis C. microchaetus C. mirabilis C. nigritarsus C. nigrivittis C. obtectus C. obtusus C. paradentatus C. pellucidus C. planitarsalis C. porosus C. pulchmaculatus C. puncticeps C. quadrimaculatus C. resplendens C. reticulatus C. rugosus C. scutatus C. testaceus C. trichoporis C. unicolor C. violaceus C. vittalis C. xizanganus
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