Bactrocera

El nombre de este género proviene del griego antiguo bakter "varilla" y kera "cuerno".

Se han descrito varios subgéneros dentro de este género:^[1]​^[2]​^[3]​^[4]​^[5]​^[6]​

• Lista de especies de Bactrocera

• Drew, R.A.I. & Raghu, S. (2002). The fruit fly fauna (Diptera: Tephritidae: Dacinae) of the rainforest habitat of the Western Ghats, India. The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 50(2):327-352. PDF (with key to Indian Bactrocera species) - (description of new species B. amarambalensis, B. apiconigroscutella, B. neoarecae, B. neonigrotibialis, B. paraosbeckiae, B. paraverbascifoliae, B. penecorrecta, B. pseudoversicolor, B. yercaudiae and B. binoyi)

• Courtice, A. C. (2006). Of Peaches and Maggots, The Story of Queensland Fruit Fly. Published by Hillside Books (www.hillsidebooks.com). Keywords: History of Entomology; history of Tephritidae - pest species; origin of Tephritidae - pest species; history of Queensland fruit fly; History of Dacus tryoni; History of Mediterranean fruit fly, Med fly; history of Ceratitis capitata; history of Oriental fruit fly; history of Dacus dorsalis; history of Melon fly; history of Dacus cucurbitae.

En la Universidad de Florida

• Bactrocera correcta , guava fruit fly
• Bactrocera cucurbitae, melon fly
• Bactrocera dorsalis, oriental fruit fly
• Bactrocera oleae, olive fruit fly
• Bactrocera tryoni, Queensland fruit fly
• Bactrocera tsuneonis, Japanese orange fly
• Tephritid Workers Database