1)Tabaninae Latreille, 1802
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Haematopotini Baquaert, 1930
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Hippocentrum Austen, 1908
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H. strigipenne Karsch, 1889
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It was found at the slope of Mt. Cameroon with the name H. concise. Also signaled in Metchum, Wum, Oku-forest, Yaounde, Bertoua and Maroua. All the other localities are situated in the forest and post forested zones. Thus, localities in Cameroon do not show the limit of the extension of this species. Itard et al. [18] found it in the Central African Republic (C.A.R.). According to Ovazza et al. [17], the presence of H. strigipenne in Cameroon was due to the presence of palm oil trees, soil in forest, galleries and savanna forest relics. The mentioned authors testified that this species was present throughout the year.
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H. versicolor Austen, 1908
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This species seemed to be rare in Cameroon. It was cited in unprecised localities by Oldroyd [48] with single indication in Maroua in the dry savanna.
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Haematopotini Baquaert, 1930
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Haematopota Meigen, 1904
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H. griseicoxa Oldroyd, 1952
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As propounded by Oldroyd [48], the genus was very homogenous with diagnostic characteristics. The distribution of this genus was not only limited to the Ethiopian region but way beyond. H. griseicoxa can be found in Kumba, Garoua Boulai and in the Soudano-sahelian zone of Ngaoundere [17]. It is a forest species.
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H. ciliatipes Bequaert, 1930
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It was apparently rare and can be found in Yaounde and along the Yoko/Deng Deng road in the Lom and Djerem division (East). Mostly caught in gallery forests [17].
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H. inornata Austen, 1908
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Its type-locality was Wum, but recent prospections revealed their presence in the Guinean-savanna of Cameroon [17].
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H. germaini Ovazza and Mouchet, 1967
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It was caught in the Oku forest. Mostly infest gallery forests [17].
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H. rufula Surcouf, 1909
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This species was in Cameroon for the first time by Oldroyd [48] in Galim of the Adamawa in the Guinee-sahelian region [17].
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H. dukei Ovazza and Mouchet, 1967
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It was caught in mount Bamboutous and 2♀♀ species sorted in Dschang at an altitude of 1600m by Ovazza et al. [17].
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H. crevei Oldroyd, 1952
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It was collected in Mamfe in the rain-forest of the South west region of Cameroon [17].
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H. partifascia Bequaert, 1930
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It was signaled in Adamawa, Banyo and Tibati. All its biotopes were located in the Guinee-savanna [17].
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H. barombi Oldroyd, 1952
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This species is frequent in Cameroon. It Is found in forest and forest relics of mountainous regions and in transition zones, typical of Kumba [17].
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H. guineensis Bigot, 1891
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This species occured in all forest regions, some already signaled in Meme, upper Nyong, Kribi, Mbalmayo and Bamboutous [17].
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*H. pluvialis Linnaeus, 1758
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This species was recently caught in the mosaic-forest precisely in the Gabong site of East Cameroon.
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H. abyssinica Surcouf, 1908
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This species was first identified in Bui and along river Faro [17].
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H. ochracea Bezzi, 1908
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This species was identified in Ayo Nyong.
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H. patellicorne Enderiein, 1925
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This species was described in the Guinee-savanna areas [17].
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H. okui Ovazza and Mouchet, 1967
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This species was caught in the Oku forest [17].
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H. heptagramana Speiser, 1915
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This species was only known by the holotype which came from Soppo in Mt. Cameroon [17].
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H. laiessens Austen, 1908
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This species was caught in Mamfe and Oku in humid forest areas [17].
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*H. negripennis Austen, 1914
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This species was recenty caught in the mosaic-forest precisely in the Gabong type-locality of East Cameroon.
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*H. decora Walker, 1850
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This species was recently identified in the Savanna of Ngaoundere precisely in Galim, Velambai and Mbidjoro.
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Tabanini Latreille, 1802
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Ancala Enderlein, 1922
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*A. fasciata Fabricus, 1977
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This species was characteristic of dense forests of Gabon and Congo Brazzaville. It seemed not to exist in Cameroon during the study of [17].
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A.f. nilotica Fabricus, 1977
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This species existed in the northern savannas and in forested areas such as: Upper Sanaga, Nyong and Mfoumou, Lom and Djerem, Logone and Chari [17].
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Euancala Enderlein,1922
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A. latipes Macquart, 1838
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This species was identified in Tchad and north Nigeria. It is found in all forest and savanna areas of Cameroon [17].
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Atolytus Osten-sacken, 1876
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A. agrestis Weidemann, 1828
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This species was found in Maroua in the Logone and Chari division [17].
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A. fuscipes Ricardo, 1980
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This species was identified in Garoua in the Sudan-savanna of North Cameroon [17].
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A. albipalpus Walker, 1850
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This species was found in the Logone and Chari and Waza in the Sudan-savanna [17].
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Tabanus,
Linnaeus, 1758
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T. (hybromitra) severini Surcouf, 1907
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This species was found in Mefou, 50km along the Yaounde-Ebolowa road and in Nkolbissong [17].
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T. (t) billingtoni, Newstead, 1907
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This species was identified in Mt Cameroon and Bamoum [17].
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*T. fasciatus Fabricus, 1775
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This species was recently caught in the gallery forest in Galim of Ngaoundere. And in the Camp site, Oudou, Gabong and Minali type-localities of the SODEPA ranch of Ndokayo in the Mosaic-savanna.
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T(t) marmorosus Surcouf, 1909
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This species was identified around the Congo Basin and in Uganda. It can be found in Cameroon in areas such as Kumba, Lekie, Nyong and Mfoumou, Upper Sanaga, Ntem, Kribi, Mbam, Lom and Djerem. It was discovered in Garoua, Bertoua and Ngaoundere [17].
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T(t) obscurefumatus Surcouf, 1909
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This is a rare species and was found in forest confinement and in transition zones like along the Kumba road and Ebolowa [17].
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T(t) sufis Jeannicke, 1867
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It was found in Logone and Chari [17]. It was recently identified in the Sora Mboum Sudan-savanna of North Cameroon by Lendzele et al. [27].
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T(t) pertinens Austen, 1912
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This species was identified in Garoua in the Sudan-savanna of the North region of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) leucostostomus Loew, 1858
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This species was identified in Maroua in the Sudan-savanna of Far North region of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) gratus Loew, 1858
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It was found in Garoua and Logone and Chari [17]. It was recently caught in the savannas of Ngaoundere and North Cameroon [27].
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T(t) triquetonatus Carter, 1915
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This species was caught along river Nyong and seemed to be abundant in Cameroon [17].
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T(t) argenteus Surcouf, 1907
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This species was found in Kumbo, Edea road, Bertoua [17]. It was Recently found in the Douala-Edea Game Reserve.
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T(t) variabilis Loew, 1858
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This species was found in Lom and Djerem, Bertoua and Maroua [17].
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T(t) insiginis neavi Austen, 1912
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This species was found in Kadei, Bertoua and frequent in mosaic-forest zones [17].
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T(t) canus Karsch, 1879
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This species was caught in Yaounde, Lekie and was noticed in the evening with light. It was caught in Maroua and usually found in forest and post forest areas [17].
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T(t) fulvicapillus Carter, 1912
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This species was reported by Oldroyd [37] in Cameroon, but its locality was indicated in Congo Brazzaville.
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T(t) rageani Oldroyd, 1954
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This species was found in Mefou, Kribi and Douala in forest relics [17].
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T(t) pluto Walker, 1848
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This species was caught in Mamfe in the humid forest in the South west region of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) xanthomelas Austen, 1912
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This species was found in Ivory Coast, Guinea, C.A.R and Cameroon (Benoue and river Fako) [17].
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T(t) biguttatus Weidemann, 1830
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This species was found in Bertoua, Garoua, Maroua, Logone and Chari. It was recently identified in the North (Sora Mboum) and Ngaoundere.
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T(t) anaeus Surcouf, 1907
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This species was described around Kumba in the humid forest of the South West region [17].
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T(t) rufricus Palisot de Beauvois, 1807
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This species was signaled in all forest regions [17]. Recently caught in Minali type-locality of East region.
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T(t) doaldsoni Carter, 1912
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This species was caught at Esseka [17].
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T(t) scholae Oldroyd, 1954
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The series-type of this species was from Kumba in the humid forest of South west [17].
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T(t) par Walker, 1854
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This species was identified in Mamfe, Maroua and Logone and Chari. This species was savanna-like and penetrated the forest. It was identified in the Savanna of north Cameroon (Sora Mboum) by Lendzele et al. [27].
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*T(t) latipes Macquart, 1838
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This species was recently caught at the palm oil plantation and around the abattoir in the Sanaga maritime zone.
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T(t) zoulouensis Ricardo, 1908
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This species was found in Bamoum in the west highland of West Cameroon [17].
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T(t) thoracinus Palisot de Beauvois, 1807
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This species was found in Maroua in the Sudan-savanna of the Far North region of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) boueti Surcouf, 1907
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This species was caught in the Upper Nyong in the rain forest of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) besti Surcouf, 1907
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Oldroyd [48] in Ovazza et al. [17] reported it in Kumba, Ivory Coast, Foumbam and Lom and Djerem.
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T(t) ianthinus Surcouf, 1907
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This species was idenfied in Nyong and Mfoumou and Mbarain in the Mosaic-forest of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) lubutuensis Bequaert, 1930
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This species was caught in Fako, Meme, Mefou and Lekie. It was confined in the forest relics of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) obscurehirtus Ricardo, 1908
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This species was identified to be widespread in all forest zones [17].
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T(t) combustus Bigot, 1891
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This species was known by Oldroyd to be found in the forest. During this period, it was not signaled in Cameroon. It was not equally signaled in present collections.
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T(t) secedens Walker, 1854
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This species was caught in all forest and post forest regions such as Mefou, Lekie, Nyong and Soo, Nyong and Mfoumou [17]. It was recently caught in the Diddel tanne type-locality of the Far North region of Cameroon.
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T(t) congoiensis Ricardo, 1908
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This species was widespread in Cameroon especially in areas such as Lekie, Nyong and Soo, Nyong and Mfoumou, Upper Sanaga, Upper Nyong, Ebolowa and Bertoua [17].
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T(t) crosskeyi Tendeiro, 1964
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This species was described in Guinea (Bisao). Series of females were captured in the forest of Cameroon (Ekombitie) [17].
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T(t) conformis Walker, 1848
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This species was collected along the Slope of Mt Cameroon, river Mungo and Foumbam [17].
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T(t) fuscipleuris Oldroyd, 1954
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This species was collected in Manyu in the humid forest of the South West region of Cameroon [17].
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T(t) taeniola Palisot de Beauvois, 1807
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This species existed in all parts of Cameroon and was abundant in Savanna regions. It occured in Manyu, Garoua, Nyong and Mfoumou, Ayos and Upper Nyong [17]. It was recently identified in the Savanna of North Cameroon [27].
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T(t) leverani Surcouf, 1907
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This species was present in Cameroon, but abundant in Savanna-guinean zones [17].
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T(t) hamoni Ovazza and Valde, 1958
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This species was described in the Upper Volta of Nigeria, C.A.R., Logone and Chari and Waza [17].
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T(t) nyasac Ricardo, 1900
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This species was identified in the Logone and Chari division of the Far North of Cameroon [17].
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*T(t) ricardae Surcouf, 1906
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This species was recently caught in the Guinee-savanna notably in Velambai and Vina du Sud type-localities.
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T(t) ustus Walker, 1850
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This species was reported by Brygoo to occur in the region of Ayos.
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3) Chrysopinae Meigen 1803
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Chrysopini Meigen, 1803
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Chrysops Meigen, 1803
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C. zahrai Oldroyd, 1952
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This species was found in Donga Mantung, Oku (altitude of 2000m), summit savannas, Ngaoundere road (altitude of 1300-1500m) linked to zones of these altitudes [17].
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C. griseicollis Bequaert, 1930
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This species was described in Kumba in the humid forest of the South West region of Cameroon [17].
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C. maximus Krober, 1920
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This species was caught in Kumba, Ndop Plain (Marshy savanna and forest areas at altitude of 1100m). It was equally caught in Foumbam at altitude of 1300m in savanna and forest-galleries [17].
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C. dimidiata Wulp, 1805
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This species was signaled in Kumba and Oku forest [17]. It was identified around the Douala-Edea Game reserve.
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C. silacea Austen, 1907
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This species was signaled in Nigeria. C. dimidiata and C. silacea coexisted in the same habitat. It was also reported in Congo Brazzaville by Ovazza and Taufflier [49]. Recently identified around the Douala-Edea Game.
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C. langi Bequaert, 1930
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This species was caught in Kumba, Mefou and Yabassi [17].
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C. longicornis Macquaert, 1930
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This species was found in Manyu, Kribi, Ambam and Wouri. It was recently identified in the Adamawa Plateau.
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C. funebris Austen, 1907
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This species was found in Meme and Mezam by Ovazza et al. [17] and recently signaled in Oudou and Gabong type localities of the mosaic-forest of East Cameroon.
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*C.distinctipennis Austen, 1906
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This species was recently identified by Lendzele et al. [27] in Sahel savanna of North Cameroon. It was formerly described in the document of Ovazza et al. [17] as C. stigmaticalis.
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Rhinomyzini Enderlein, 1922
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Sphecodemyia Austen, 1907
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Sphecodemyia gromieri Oldroyd, 1957
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This species was caught in Kribi in the rain-forest [17].
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Thriambeutes Grunberg, 1906
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T. nigripennis Enderlein, 1925
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This species was collected at River Ngoko [17].
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Hinea Adams, 1905
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H. praestabilis Grunberg, 1913
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This species was collected in Kumba in the humid forest of the South West region of Cameroon [17].
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H. rodhaini Bequaert, 1913
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This species was collected from Mefou [17].
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Tabanocella Bigot, 1856
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T. stimulans Austen, 1910
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This species was collected from Kumba, Nyong and Mfoumou, Lekie, Nyong and Soo, Ntem and Kribi [17].
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T. schoutedeni Fain, 1947
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This species was very rare but was found along the Bamenda-Mamfe road [17].
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T. oldroydi Grenier and Rageau, 1955
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This species was collected from Lekie and Mefou [17].
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Thaumastocera
Grunberg, 1906
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T. akwa Grunberg, 1906
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The series-type of this species was collected from Lolodorf and Kumba in Cameroon [17].
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Bouvieromyini Mackerras, 1955
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Mesomyia Macquart, 1850
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Mesomyia (dasycompsa) apiformis ssp cincta Enderlein, 1925
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This species was collected along the river Sanaga area and livestock areas of Kumba [17].
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