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Trypetinae

The Trypetinae are a subfamily of tephritid fruit flies.

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Trypetinae

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Trypetinae → Adramini, The Trypetinae

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genera subfamily fruit fly species classification tephritid flies systematics references

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Trypetinaerelated to SystematicsThe Trypetinae0.60section
Trypetinaerelated to SystematicsAdramini0.60section

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