Dicrotendipes is a worldwide genus of non-biting midges in the subfamily Chironominae of the bloodworm family Chironomidae.
Species
- D. adnilus <small> Epler, 1987 </small>
- D. aethiops <small>(Townes, 1945)</small>
- D. botaurus <small>(Townes, 1945)</small>
- D. californicus <small>(Johannsen, 1905)</small>
- D. ealae <small>(Freeman, 1957)</small>
- D. fumidus <small>(Johannsen, 1905)</small>
- D. fusconotatus <small>(Kieffer, 1922)</small>
- D. leucoscelis <small>(Townes, 1945)</small>
- D. lobiger <small>(Kieffer, 1921)</small>
- D. lobus <small>Beck, 1962</small>
- D. lucifer <small>(Johannsen, 1907)</small>
- D. milleri <small>(Townes, 1945)</small>
- D. modestus <small>(Say, 1823)</small>
- D. neomodestus <small>(Malloch, 1915)</small>
- D. nervosus <small>(Stæger, 1839)</small>
- D. notatus <small>(Meigen, 1818)</small>
- D. pallidicornis <small>(Goetghebuer, 1934)</small>
- D. peringueyanus <small>Kieffer, 1924</small>
- D. pilosimanus <small>Kieffer, 1914</small>
- D. pulsus <small>(Walker, 1856)</small>
- D. septemmaculatus <small>(Becker, 1908)</small>
- D. simpsoni <small>Epler, 1987</small>
- D. sudanicus <small>(Freeman, 1957)</small>
- D. thanatogratus <small>Epler, 1987</small>
- D. tritomus <small>(Kieffer, 1916)</small>
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