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A new bee-mimicking stiletto fly (Therevidae) from China discovered on iNaturalist 

Authors: SHAUN L. WINTERTON;

A new bee-mimicking stiletto fly (Therevidae) from China discovered on iNaturalist 

Abstract

The Chinese stiletto fly fauna is poorly known, with few species previously described and no endemic genera. A new genus and species of charismatic stiletto fly is described from northern China. Although the species was previously known from a poorly preserved specimen, the true form of this apparent bumble bee-mimic was not known until images of a live individual were discovered amongst photographs posted on iNaturalist, an online citizen scientist and biodiversity social network. 

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China, Diptera, Animals, Biodiversity, Bees

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