This is a list of 195 species in Campiglossa, a genus of fruit flies in the family Tephritidae.[1]
Campiglossa species edit
- Campiglossa absinthii (Fabricius, 1805)[2]
- Campiglossa achyrophori (Loew, 1869)[3]
- Campiglossa aeneostriata (Munro, 1935)[4]
- Campiglossa aesia (Walker, 1849)[5]
- Campiglossa agatha (Hering, 1956)[6]
- Campiglossa albiceps (Loew, 1873)[7]
- Campiglossa aliniana (Hering, 1937)[8]
- Campiglossa amurensis Hendel, 1927[9]
- Campiglossa anchorata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa angustipennis (Malloch, 1938)[11]
- Campiglossa anomalina (Bezzi, 1924)[12]
- Campiglossa aragonensis (Hering, 1934)[13]
- Campiglossa argentata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa argyrocephala (Loew, 1844)[14]
- Campiglossa astuta (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa basalis (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa basifasciata (Hering, 1941)[16]
- Campiglossa berlandi Séguy, 1932[17]
- Campiglossa bigutta (Hering, 1941)[16]
- Campiglossa binotata (Wang, 1990)[18]
- Campiglossa biplagiata (Hering, 1934)[13]
- Campiglossa brunalata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa brunneimacula (Hardy, 1988)[19]
- Campiglossa cain (Hering, 1937)[20]
- Campiglossa californica (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa cassara (Walker, 1849)[5]
- Campiglossa cicerbitae (Hering, 1951)[22]
- Campiglossa cisnupchuna Ito, 2011[23]
- Campiglossa clathrata (Loew, 1862)[24]
- Campiglossa coei (Hardy, 1964)[25]
- Campiglossa coloradensis (Quisenberry, 1949)[26]
- Campiglossa communis (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa compta (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa confinis (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa conspersa (Wulp, 1900)[27]
- Campiglossa contingens (Becker, 1908)[28]
- Campiglossa cribellata Bezzi, 1913[29]
- Campiglossa defasciata (Hering, 1936)[30]
- Campiglossa deserta (Hering, 1939)[31]
- Campiglossa despecta (Wulp, 1900)[27]
- Campiglossa difficilis (Hendel, 1927)[9]
- Campiglossa dirlbekorum Norrbom, 1999[1]
- Campiglossa distichera (Wang, 1990)[18]
- Campiglossa distincta (Quisenberry, 1949)[26]
- Campiglossa dorema (Hering, 1941)[32]
- Campiglossa doronici (Loew, 1856)[33]
- Campiglossa dreisbachorum (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa dupla (Cresson, 1907)[34]
- Campiglossa duplex (Becker, 1908)[35]
- Campiglossa edwardsi (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa eflorata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa enigma (Hering, 1941)[16]
- Campiglossa exigua (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa extincta (Hering, 1944)[36]
- Campiglossa farinata (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa favillacea Ito, 2011[23]
- Campiglossa femorata Wang, 1996[37]
- Campiglossa fenestrata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa festiva (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa fibulata (Wulp, 1900)[27]
- Campiglossa flavescens (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa floccosa (Curran, 1928)[38]
- Campiglossa footei Thompson, 1999[1]
- Campiglossa footeorum (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa fouica (Hering, 1951)[39]
- Campiglossa freidbergi Merz, 2000[40]
- Campiglossa freyae (Lindner, 1928)[41]
- Campiglossa frolica (Dirlbek & Dirlbekova, 1974)[42]
- Campiglossa fuscata (Macquart, 1851)[43]
- Campiglossa gansuica (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa gemma (Hering, 1939)[31]
- Campiglossa genalis (Thomson, 1869)[44]
- Campiglossa gilversa (Wang, 1990)[18]
- Campiglossa grandinata (Rondani, 1870)[45]
- Campiglossa granulata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa guttata (Wiedemann, 1830)[46]
- Campiglossa guttella (Rondani, 1870)[45]
- Campiglossa guttularis (Wulp, 1900)[27]
- Campiglossa helveola (Ito, 1984)[47]
- Campiglossa hirayamae (Matsumura, 1916)[48]
- Campiglossa hofferi (Dirlbek & Dirlbekova, 1976)[49]
- Campiglossa hyalina (Foote, 1979)[50]
- Campiglossa ignobilis (Loew, 1861)[51]
- Campiglossa igori Korneyev, 1990[52]
- Campiglossa intermedia (Zia, 1937)[53]
- Campiglossa iracunda (Hering, 1938)[54]
- Campiglossa iriomotensis (Shiraki, 1968)[55]
- Campiglossa irrorata (Fallén, 1814)[56]
- Campiglossa jamesi (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa japonica (Ito, 1984)[47]
- Campiglossa jugosa (Ito, 1984)[47]
- Campiglossa kanabaina (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa kangdingensis Wang, 1996[37]
- Campiglossa kaszabi Korneyev, 1990[52]
- Campiglossa kumaonesis Agarwal, Grewal et al., 1989[57]
- Campiglossa lhommei (Hering, 1936)[58]
- Campiglossa lingens (Loew, 1869)[3]
- Campiglossa loewiana (Hendel, 1927)[9]
- Campiglossa longicauda Wang, 1996[37]
- Campiglossa longistigma (Wang, 1990)[18]
- Campiglossa lubrica (Dirlbek & Dirlbek, 1971)[59]
- Campiglossa luculenta (Wulp, 1900)[27]
- Campiglossa luxorientis (Hering, 1940)[60]
- Campiglossa lyncea (Bezzi, 1913)[29]
- Campiglossa magniceps (Hendel, 1927)[9]
- Campiglossa malaris (Séguy, 1934)[61]
- Campiglossa lingens (Loew, 1869)[3]
- Campiglossa martii (Becker, 1908)[35]
- Campiglossa matsumotoi (Shiraki, 1968)[55]
- Campiglossa media (Malloch, 1938)[11]
- Campiglossa medora (Hering, 1936)[30]
- Campiglossa melaena (Hering, 1941)[32]
- Campiglossa menyuanana Wang, 1996[37]
- Campiglossa messalina (Hering, 1937)[8]
- Campiglossa misella (Loew, 1869)[3]
- Campiglossa mitrata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa montana Korneyev, 1990[52]
- Campiglossa multimaculosa (Dirlbek & Dirlbek, 1969)[62]
- Campiglossa munroi (Hering, 1937)[20]
- Campiglossa murina (Doane, 1899)[63]
- Campiglossa nacta (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa nigricauda (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa nigrilonga (Dirlbek & Dirlbekova, 1972)[64]
- Campiglossa obscuripennis (Loew, 1850)[65]
- Campiglossa obsoleta (Wulp, 1900)[27]
- Campiglossa occidentalis (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa occultella (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa ochracea (Hendel, 1927)[9]
- Campiglossa opacipennis (Foote, 1960)[66]
- Campiglossa ophelia (Hering, 1944)[36]
- Campiglossa ornalibera (Wang, 1990)[18]
- Campiglossa pallidipennis (Cresson, 1907)[34]
- Campiglossa paula (Hering, 1941)[67]
- Campiglossa peringueyi (Bezzi, 1924)[12]
- Campiglossa perspicillata Bezzi, 1918[68]
- Campiglossa petulans (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa philippinensis (Hardy, 1974)[69]
- Campiglossa plantaginis (Haliday, 1833)[70]
- Campiglossa producta (Loew, 1844)[14]
- Campiglossa propria (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa pseudodiluta Korneyev, 1990[52]
- Campiglossa punctata (Shiraki, 1933)[71]
- Campiglossa punctella (Fallén, 1814)[56]
- Campiglossa pusilla (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa putrida (Hering, 1941)[72]
- Campiglossa pygmaea (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa qinquemaculata Wang, 1996[37]
- Campiglossa quadriguttata (Hendel, 1927)[9]
- Campiglossa quelpartensis (Kwon, 1985)[73]
- Campiglossa reticulata (Becker, 1908)[35]
- Campiglossa roscida Ito, 2011[23]
- Campiglossa rufula (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa sabroskyi (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa sada (Dirlbek & Dirlbekova, 1974)[42]
- Campiglossa salina (Munro, 1951)[74]
- Campiglossa saltoria (Munro, 1951)[74]
- Campiglossa scedelloides Korneyev, 1990[52]
- Campiglossa separabilis (Hering, 1941)[32]
- Campiglossa shensiana (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa shiraensis (Munro, 1951)[74]
- Campiglossa siamensis (Hardy, 1973)[75]
- Campiglossa sigillata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa simplex (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa sinensis Chen, 1938[15]
- Campiglossa siphonina (Bezzi, 1918)[68]
- Campiglossa snowi (Hering, 1944)[36]
- Campiglossa solidaginis (White, 1986)[76]
- Campiglossa spenceri (Hardy, 1973)[75]
- Campiglossa spinata (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa stenoptera (Loew, 1862)[77]
- Campiglossa steyskali (Novak, 1974)[21]
- Campiglossa stigmosa (Meijere, 1916)[78]
- Campiglossa subochracea (Séguy, 1934)[61]
- Campiglossa suboculata (Séguy, 1939)[79]
- Campiglossa taenipennis (Hering, 1941)[16]
- Campiglossa tamerlan (Hering, 1938)[80]
- Campiglossa tenebrosa (Coquillett, 1899)[81]
- Campiglossa tessellata (Loew, 1844)[14]
- Campiglossa tolli (Hering, 1937)[82]
- Campiglossa transversa Hardy & Drew, 1996[83]
- Campiglossa trassaerti (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa trinotata (Foote, 1979)[50]
- Campiglossa trochlina Wang, 1990[18]
- Campiglossa turneri Hardy & Drew, 1996[83]
- Campiglossa umbrata (Cresson, 1907)[34]
- Campiglossa umbritica (Munro, 1957)[10]
- Campiglossa undata (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa varia (Chen, 1938)[15]
- Campiglossa variabilis (Doane, 1899)[63]
- Campiglossa venezolensis (Hering, 1939)[31]
- Campiglossa venusta Dirlbek & Dirlbekova, 1971[59]
- Campiglossa virgata (Hering, 1940)[84]
- Campiglossa whitei Hardy & Drew, 1996[83]
- Campiglossa wolongensis Wang, 1996[37]
- Campiglossa zavattarii (Séguy, 1939)[79]
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