Belongs within: Laphriinae.
The Atomosini are a group of small, sparsely haired robber flies.
Characters (from Wood 1981): Small rather bare species, less than 20 mm long, often with punctate mesonotum and abdomen. Antenna blunt apically; first flagellomere either with short bristle arising near middle of dorsal surface, or with stylus at apex. Palpus two-segmented. R2+3 joining R1 proximal to end of R1, cell r1 thus separated from wing margin; crossvein m-cu present, apex of cell bm closed by three veins. Postmetacoxal region with transverse heavily sclerotised bridge with posterodorsal margin V-shaped. Anatergite with bristly pile.
<==Atomosini BT04
|--Adelodus BT04
|--Atomosiella antennata W81
|--Atractimosia filamentosa F09
|--Bathropsis basalis [incl. B. delgadoi] F09
|--Dissmeryngodes F09
|--*Strombocodia elegans F09
|--Atomosia F09
| |--A. puella W81
| `--A. tibialis F09
|--Atoniomyia W81
| |--A. ancylocera F09
| `--A. duncani W81
|--Aphestia F09
| |--A. annulipes F09
| `--A. nigra F09
|--Aphractia F09
| |--A. comata [=Atractia comata] F09
| `--A. vivax [=Atractia vivax] F09
|--Protichisma F09
| |--*P. longimana F09
| `--P. albibarbis F09
|--Oidardis F09
| |--*O. gibbosa F09
| |--O. aenescens F09
| |--O. gibbum F09
| `--O. signaseta F09
|--Cerotainia W81
| |--C. albipilosa W81
| |--C. feminea F09
| |--C. macrocera W81
| |--C. minima F09
| `--C. ornatipes F09
|--Atractia F09
| |--A. (Atractia) [incl. Lophoceraea] F09
| | |--*A. (A.) psilogaster F09
| | |--A. (A.) dispar F09
| | |--A. (A.) marginata F09
| | `--A. (A.) pennata [=*Lophoceraea pennata] F09
| `--A. (*Hybozelodes) nigellus F09
`--Eumecosoma F09
|--+--*E. pleuriticum F09
| `--E. tarsalis F09
`--+--E. calverti F09
|--E. componens F09
|--E. shropshirei F09
`--E. staurophorum F09
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
[BT04] Bybee, S. M., S. D. Taylor, C. R. Nelson & M. F. Whiting. 2004. A phylogeny of robber flies (Diptera: Asilidae) at the subfamilial level: molecular evidence. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 30: 789–797.
[F09] Fisher, E. M. 2009. Asilidae (robber flies, assassin flies, moscas cazadoras, moscas ladronas). In: Brown, B. V., A. Borkent, J. M. Cumming, D. M. Wood, N. E. Woodley & M. A. Zumbado (eds) Manual of Central American Diptera vol. 1 pp. 585–632. NRC Research Press: Ottawa.
[W81] Wood, G. C. 1981. Asilidae. In: McAlpine, J. F., B. V. Peterson, G. E. Shewell, H. J. Teskey, J. R. Vockeroth & D. S. Wood (eds) Manual of Nearctic Diptera vol. 1 pp. 549–573. Research Branch, Agriculture Canada.
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