Pelmatops
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Pelmatops is a genus of tephritid fruit flies.[1][2][3] They are sexually dimorphic, with females having shorter eye stalks than males. Eggs are usually laid in Rubus plants, wherein a larva usually lives within the stem of the plant until pupation. [4]
Species
- Pelmatops fukienensis Zia & Chen, 1954
- Pelmatops ichneumone Westwood, 1850
References
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