Oxysarcodexia terminalis (Wiedemann, 1830)
male genitalia
Geographic distribution
Distribution
Without medical, veterinary or forensic importance
- Argentina
- Buenos Aires
- Chaco
- Chubut
- Córdoba
- Corrientes
- La Rioja
- Mendoza
- Santa Fe
Other distribution
- Sarcophaga terminalis Wiedemann, 1830
- Amesothyrsus chilensis [Junior secondary homonym of Sarcophaga chilensis Macquart] Enderlein, 1928
- Sarcophaga complicata Hall, 1937
- Hybopygia pseudovaria Blanchard, 1939
Life cycle: sarcosaprophagous
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