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| type_species_authority = [[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]], [[Systema Naturae|1758]] |
| type_species_authority = [[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]], [[Systema Naturae|1758]] |
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| genus_authority = [[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]], [[Systema Naturae|1758]] |
| genus_authority = [[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]], [[Systema Naturae|1758]] |
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| subdivision_ranks = Subgenera |
| subdivision_ranks = [[Subgenus|Subgenera]] |
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| subdivision = * {{btname|[[Acutipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1924}} |
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* {{btname|[[Afrotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1955}} |
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* {{btname|[[Arctotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1934}} |
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* {{btname|[[Bellardina]]|[[Frederick Wallace Edwards|Edwards]], 1931}} |
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* {{btname|[[Beringotipula]]|Savchenko, 1961}} |
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* {{btname|[[Dendrotipula]]|Savchenko, 1964}} |
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* {{btname|[[Emodotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1966}} |
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* {{btname|[[Eremotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Eumicrotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1923}} |
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* {{btname|[[Formotipula]]|[[Shonen Matsumura|Matsumura]], 1916}} |
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* {{btname|[[Hesperotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1947}} |
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* {{btname|[[Indratipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1970}} |
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* {{btname|[[Kalatipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1971}} |
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* {{btname|[[Labiotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Lindnerina]]|Mannheims, 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Lunatipula]]|[[Frederick Wallace Edwards|Edwards]], 1931}} |
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* {{btname|[[Mediotipula]]|Pierre, 1924}} |
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* {{btname|[[Microtipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1912}} |
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* {{btname|[[Nesotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1921}} |
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* {{btname|[[Nippotipula]]|[[Shonen Matsumura|Matsumura]], 1916}} |
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* {{btname|[[Nobilotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1943}} |
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* {{btname|[[Odonatisca]]|Savchenko, 1956}} |
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* {{btname|[[Papuatipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1935}} |
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* {{btname|[[Pectinotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1920}} |
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* {{btname|[[Platytipula]]|[[Shonen Matsumura|Matsumura]], 1916}} |
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* {{btname|[[Pterelachisus]]|[[Camillo Róndani|Róndani]], 1842}} |
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* {{btname|[[Ramatipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1971}} |
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* {{btname|[[Savtshenkia]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Schummelia]]|[[Frederick Wallace Edwards|Edwards]], 1931}} |
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* {{btname|[[Serratipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Setitipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Sinotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1935}} |
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* {{btname|[[Sivatipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1964}} |
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* {{btname|[[Spinitipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1963}} |
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* {{btname|[[Tipula (subgenus)|Tipula]]|[[Carolus Linnaeus|Linnaeus]] et [[Systema Naturae|1758]]}} |
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* {{btname|[[Tipulodinodes]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Trichotipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1915}} |
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* {{btname|[[Triplicitipula]]|[[Charles Paul Alexander|Alexander]], 1965}} |
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* {{btname|[[Vestiplex]]|[[Mario Bezzi|Bezzi]], 1924}} |
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* {{btname|[[Yamatotipula]]|[[Shonen Matsumura|Matsumura]], 1916}} |
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All species have very long fragile legs. The male has a swollen tip to his abdomen, and the female has a pointed ovipositor which is used to push eggs into soil. The [[larva]]e of most species are [[root]] feeding and called [[leatherjacket]]s. |
All species have very long fragile legs. The male has a swollen tip to his abdomen, and the female has a pointed ovipositor which is used to push eggs into soil. The [[larva]]e of most species are [[root]] feeding and called [[leatherjacket]]s. |
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A subgenus of the Tipula is the Tipula (Vestiplex) and they are created just like the '''crane flies'''. |
A subgenus of the Tipula is the Tipula (Vestiplex) and they are created just like the '''crane flies'''.<ref> |
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==Species== |
==Species== |
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See [[List of Tipula species]] |
See [[List of Tipula species]] |
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*[http://ip30.eti.uva.nl/ccw/index.php Catalogue of the Craneflies of the World] |
*[http://ip30.eti.uva.nl/ccw/index.php Catalogue of the Craneflies of the World] |
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Revision as of 15:46, 13 March 2013
Tipula is a very large insect genus in the fly family Tipulidae. They are commonly known as crane flies or Daddy Long Legs. Worldwide there are well over a thousand species.
All species have very long fragile legs. The male has a swollen tip to his abdomen, and the female has a pointed ovipositor which is used to push eggs into soil. The larvae of most species are root feeding and called leatherjackets.
A subgenus of the Tipula is the Tipula (Vestiplex) and they are created just like the crane flies.[1]