Allan Brooks
Abstract
The genus Clistomorpha, as considered by Curran in 1927 (Can. Ent., LIX, 297), contains representatives of a number of distinct genera, namely Clistomorpha Townsend and Hyalomyodes Townsend of the Gymnosomatidae, as well as of Psalidopteryx Townsend and Neopsalidopteryx n. gen. of the Exoristidae.
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The genus Clistomorpha, as considered by Curran in 1927 (Can. Ent., LIX, 297), contains representatives of a number of distinct genera, namely Clistomorpha Townsend and Hyalomyodes Townsend of the Gymnosomatidae, as well as of Psalidopteryx Townsend and Neopsalidopteryx n. gen. of the Exoristidae.
Key concepts: Townsend, Tachinidae, Genus, Biology, Zoology, Physics, Parasitoid, Quantum mechanics