::*”[[Icosta lonchurae|I. lonchurae]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta lonchurae|I. lonchurae]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta maquilingensis|I. maquilingensis]]” <small>(Ferris, 1924)</small>
::*”[[Icosta maquilingensis|I. maquilingensis]]” <small>(Ferris, 1924)</small>
::*”[[Icosta minor|I. minor]]” <small>([[Jacques–Marie-Frangile Bigot|Bigot]] in [[Carl Gustaf Thomson|Thomson]], 1858)</small>
::*”[[Icosta minor|I. minor]]” <small>([[JacquesMarie Bigot|Bigot]] in [[Carl Gustaf Thomson|Thomson]], 1858)</small>
::*”[[Icosta nigra|I. nigra]]” <small>(Perty, 1833)</small>
::*”[[Icosta nigra|I. nigra]]” <small>(Perty, 1833)</small>
::*”[[Icosta papulata|I. papulata]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta papulata|I. papulata]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta paramonovi|I. paramonovi]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta paramonovi|I. paramonovi]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta plaumanni|I. plaumanni]]” <small>([[Joseph Charles Bequaert|Bequaert]], 1943)</small>
::*”[[Icosta plaumanni|I. plaumanni]]” <small>([[Joseph Charles Bequaert|Bequaert]], 1943)</small>
::*”[[Icosta rufiventris|I. rufiventris]]” <small>([[Jacques–Marie-Frangile Bigot|Bigot]], 1885)</small>
::*”[[Icosta rufiventris|I. rufiventris]]” <small>([[JacquesMarie Bigot|Bigot]], 1885)</small>
::*”[[Icosta sensilis sensilis|I. sensilis sensilis]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
::*”[[Icosta sensilis sensilis|I. sensilis sensilis]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
:::*”[[Icosta sensilis reducta|I. sensilis reducta]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
:::*”[[Icosta sensilis reducta|I. sensilis reducta]]” <small>Maa, 1969</small>
Genus of flies
Icosta are genus of biting flies in the family of louse flies, Hippoboscidae. There are 52 known species, making it the largest Hippoboscid genus.[1] All species are parasites of birds.[2]
Worldwide, excluding Antarctica.[2]
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- I. bicorna (Ferris, 1927)
- I. bucerotina Maa, 1969
- I. chalcolampra (Speiser, 1904)
- I. coalescens (Maa, 1964)
- I. corvina Maa, 1969
- I. diluta Maa, 1969
- I. dioxyrhina (Speiser, 1904)
- I. elbeli Maa, 1969
- I. fenestella Maa, 1969
- I. humilis Maa, 1969
- I. jactatrix Maa, 1969
- I. longipalpis (Macquart, 1835)
- I. malagasii Maa, 1969
- I. mecorrhina (Maa, 1964)
- I. plana (Walker, 1861)
- I. recessa (Maa, 1964)
- I. samoana (Ferris, 1927)
- I. spinosa Maa, 1969
- I. subdentata Maa, 1969
- I. tarsata Maa, 1969
- I. trita (Speiser, 1905)
- I. wenzeli Maa, 1969
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- I. americana (Leach, 1817)
- I. angustifrons (van der Wulp, 1903)
- I. antica Maa, 1969
- I. australica (Paramonov, 1954)
- I. dukei (Austen, 1911)
- I. hirsuta (Ferris, 1927)
- I. latifacies (Bequaert, 1955)
- I. lonchurae Maa, 1969
- I. maquilingensis (Ferris, 1924)
- I. minor (Bigot in Thomson, 1858)
- I. nigra (Perty, 1833)
- I. papulata Maa, 1969
- I. parallelifrons (Speiser, 1902)
- I. paramonovi Maa, 1969
- I. plaumanni (Bequaert, 1943)
- I. rufiventris (Bigot, 1885)
- I. sensilis sensilis Maa, 1969
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- ^ Dick, C. W. (2006). “Checklist of World Hippoboscidae (Diptera: Hippoboscoidea)”. Chicago: Department of Zoology, Field Museum of Natural History: 1–7pp.
- ^ a b Maa, T. C. (1969). “A Revised Checklist and Concise Host Index of Hippoboscidae (Diptera)”. Pacific Insects Monograph. 20. Honolulu: Bishop Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii: 261–299pp.
