This page represents the following TreeOfLife-200M taxonomic path.[1]
Based on observations of museum specimens, Atrichochira commoni exhibits the characteristic body form of the family Bombyliidae. The specimens display a robust, somewhat hairy appearance typical of bee flies. Key visible traits include a distinct, rounded head with prominent eyes and a body covered in dense, setose structures. The wings are well-developed and show characteristic venation patterns consistent with the genus.[1]
Atrichochira commoni was described by Lambkin and Yeates in 2003. It is a recognized species within the family Bombyliidae.[2] The species was formally published as part of a study on the evolutionary radiation of bee flies in semi-arid Australia, specifically focusing on the systematics of the Exoprosopini.