AbstractLarentiinae (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) comprises over 45 genera with about 270 species described so far. However, life histories of the Australian larentiine moths have barely been studied.In Australia, the subfamily The current paper presents a list of larval food plants of 51 Australian larentiine species based on literature references, data from specimen labels and own observations. Some Australian habitats are shown. Possible relationships among the taxa based on food preference of the larvae are discussed. Additionally, a list of Australasian larentiine species from the genera occurring in Australia and their food plants is presented. Larentiinae  have received little attention in the past and our knowledge of host plant affiliations of the Australian species is remaining scarce. Larentiinae. Larentiinae. Some data on the larvae and food plants of the species Anachloris Meyrick, Chaetolopha Warren, Scotocyma Turner and Visiana Swinhoe are given in the reviews of these genera  , "Chloroclystis"approximata  , "Chloroclystis"insigillata  , Epicymerubropunctaria (Doubleday) , Epyaxasodaliata  , Gymnoscelislophopus Turner , Phrissogonuslaticostata  , Scotocymaalbinotata  , Visianabrujata (Guenée) , V.incertata  . Additionally, data were taken from labels of specimens deposited in the Australian National Insect Collection, CSIRO, Ecosystem Sciences, Canberra (ANIC).The present report is based on literature references and personal observations. The following material has been used: Larentiinae and their larval food plants is available under “Supplementary Materials” EpicymerubropunctariaAsthenini Tribe Geranium sp. (Geraniaceae)Geranium sp. .Fig. E.rubropunctaria is presented on Fig. Habitat of Haloragisalata Haloragisglauca S. Williams, pers. comm., in: Haloragisheterophylla Leptospermummyrtifolium (Myrtaceae)P.schistaria  feed on Leptospermum sp. (Myrtaceae) (rtaceae) .Turner, 1941Leptospermummyrtifolium (Myrtaceae)Turner, 1941Leptospermummyrsinoides (Myrtaceae)Macropiperexcelsum (Piperaceae)Monotoca?scoparia (Epacridaceae)Monotocaglauca (Epacridaceae)C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2008.Epacris sp. (Epacridaceae)Leucopogonjuniperinus (Epacridaceae)Leptospermumscoparium (Myrtaceae)C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2008.Astrolomahumifusum (Ericaceae)Brachyloma sp. (Ericaceae)Leptospermumscoparium (Myrtaceae)ANIC label, C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2008.BosaraminimaEupitheciini Tribe Glochidionferdinandi (Euphorbiaceae)Phyllanthusferdinandi. An Indian larentiine species, Bosaraemarginaria  is known to feed on Breynia sp. (Euphorbiaceae) Malusdomestica (Rosaceae)Fig. C.approximata is presented on Fig. Habitat of Prunusavium (Rosaceae)Acaciaterminalis (Fabaceae)Acacia sp. The foodplant is known as Acaciabotrycephala.Bertyamitchellii (Euphorbiaceae)Acacia sp. (Fabaceae)Clematismicrophylla (Ranunculaceae)Solidago sp. (Asteraceae)Pultenaealargiflorensvar.latifolia (Fabaceae)Hebe sp. (Plantaginaceae)Macadamia sp. (Proteaceae)Macadamia sp.Acacia sp. (Fabaceae)Bertya sp. (Euphorbiaceae)Clematis sp. (Ranunculaceae)Solidago sp. (Asteraceae)ScrophulariaceaeArdisia sp. (Primulaceae)Collixghosha. The foodplant Ardisia sp. was in the former Myrsinaceae. A south-east Asian species C.griseipalpis Wileman, 1916 has been reared from Allophylus sp. (Sapindaceae). A subspecies C.g.phaeochiton Prout, 1932 has been reared from Ardisia sp. and Trigonostemon sp. (Euphorbiaceae)  .Embelia sp. (Primulaceae)Collixghosha. The foodplant Embelia sp. was in the former Myrsinaceae.P. Bell, pers. comm., in: Turner, 1904Scyphiphorahydrophyllaceae (Rubiaceae)Gymnoscelispseudotibialis Holloway, 1997 apparently feed on Hevea sp. (Euphorbiaceae) and Mangifera sp. (Anacardiaceae) Macadamia sp. (Proteaceae)Gymnoscelissubrufata Warren, 1898.Turner, 1904Acaciaaulacocarpa (Fabaceae)Fig. Gymnoscelislophopus is presented on Fig. Habitat of Turner, 1904Lantanacamara (Verbenaceae)Schmidt, unpubl. data. Larvae feed on the flowers of the foodplant.Turner, 1904Lantana sp. (Verbenaceae)Turner, 1904Macadamia sp. (Proteaceae)Macadamia sp.Pittosporumvenulosum (Pittosporaceae)D. Herbison-Evans, pers. comm., 2015.Turner, 1922Oleariaramulosa (Asteraceae)Guenée, 1858Acaciabaileyana (Fabaceae)Guenée, 1858Acaciabuxifolia (Fabaceae)Guenée, 1858Acaciadealbata (Fabaceae)Guenée, 1858Acaciadecurrens (Fabaceae)Guenée, 1858Acaciamearnsii (Fabaceae)Guenée, 1858Acacia sp. (Fabaceae)Malusdomestica (Rosaceae)P.chloerata , P.debiliata  and P.rectangulata  feed on Prunus spp. (Rosaceae), Vaccinium spp. (Ericaceae) and Malus sp., Pyrus sp., Prunus spp., Crataegus sp. and Amelanchier sp. (Rosaceae)  feed on Urticaferox (Urticaceae).osaceae) . A New ZPrunusavium (Rosaceae)P.testulata is known as Chloroclystistestulata (Guenée).Acaciaterminalis (Fabaceae)Acacia sp. The foodplant is known as Acaciabotrycephala.Acacia sp. (Fabaceae)Acacia.Clematis sp. (Ranunculaceae)Cosmos sp. (Asteraceae)Cosmos sp. from a garden in Brisbane.Schmidt, unpubl. data. Larvae readily accepted flowers of Helianthusannuus (Asteraceae)Hypericum sp. (Hypericaceae)Malusdomestica (Rosaceae)Medicagosativa (Fabaceae)Prunusavium (Rosaceae)Prunuscerasus (Rosaceae)Rosaodorata (Rosaceae)Rosa sp.D. Herbison-Evans, pers. comm., 2015. Captured larvae readily accepted the flower petals from Aglaia sp. (Meliaceae)SauriscirrhigeraTrichopterygini Tribe Cinnamomum sp. (Lauraceae)Sauriseupitheciata  was reared from the folliage of Loranthus sp. (Loranthaceae)  and Lagerstroemia sp. (Lythraceae)  on Cinnamomum sp. (Lauraceae) Ficusprolixa (Moraceae) (thaceae) , of Sauroraceae) .Dugdale, 1980Exocarposlatifolius Exocarposlatifolia.ANIC label. One larva was beaten from Litchichinensis (Sapindaceae)Litchi sp.Toonaciliata (Meliaceae)Toona sp. The foodplant is known as Toonaaustralis.Podocarpuslawrencei (Podocarpaceae)ANIC label, Acodiasp.Xanthorhoini Tribe Coprosma sp. (Rubiaceae)Coprosma sp. (Rubiaceae)Myrsine sp. and Rapaneacrassifolia (Myrsinaceae) (inaceae) .Pelargoniumrodneyanum (Geraniaceae)Ranunculusprasinus (Ranunculaceae)Plantagolanceolata (Plantaginaceae)Plantagolanceolata (Plantaginaceae)Hibbertia sp. (Dilleniaceae)Lythrum sp. (Lythraceae)Malva sp. Mentha sp. (Lamiaceae)Polygonum sp. (Polygonaceae)Centaurium sp. (Gentianaceae)Chenopodium sp. (Chenopodiaceae)Medicago sp. (Fabaceae)Plantago sp. (Plantaginaceae)Solidago sp. (Asteraceae)Stellaria sp. (Caryophyllaceae)Anagallisarvensis (Primulaceae)Anagallisarvensis but refused to feed on Plantago. A New Zealand species E.rosearia  feeds on Nasturtiumofficinale (Brassicaceae) (icaceae) .Fig. Epyaxasodaliata is presented on Fig. Habitat of Primula sp. (Primulaceae)Primula sp. from a garden in Brisbane.Schmidt, unpubl. data. Larvae were feeding on Myosotisarvensis (Boraginaceae)D. Herbison-Evans, pers. comm., 2015.Medicagopolymorpha var. vulgaris (Fabaceae)Hydrocotylesibthorpioides Plantagolanceolata (Plantaginaceae)Epyaxa species is known to feed on Rumex sp. (Polygonaceae) and Tropaeolummajus (Tropaeolaceae) (olaceae) .Coprosmarepens (Rubiaceae)Fig. Scotocymaalbinotata is presented on Fig. Habitat of Medicagopolymorpha var. vulgaris (Fabaceae)Xanthorhoeliwagu Holloway, 1997 were feeding on Brassica sp. (Cruciferae) and Mentha sp. (Labiatae) (abiatae) .(Doubleday)Anachlorissubochraria Unplaced to tribeEpilobium?ciliatum (Onagraceae)S. Williams, unpubl. data.Schmidt, 2001Hibbertiavirgata (Dilleniaceae)(Guenée)Hibbertiaobtusifolia (Dilleniaceae)Fig. A.uncinata is presented on Fig. Habitat of (Guenée)Hibbertiariparia (Dilleniaceae)S. Williams, unpubl. data.Hibbertiastricta (Dilleniaceae)Pteridiumesculentum (Polypodiaceae)ANIC label, Medicagopolymorpha var. vulgaris (Fabaceae)Leptospermumscoparium (Myrtaceae)C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2008.Melaleucasquamea (Myrtaceae)C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2008.Monotocaglauca (Epacridaceae)C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2008.Astrolomahumifusum (Ericaceae)S. Williams, pers. comm., in: Leptospermumscoparium (Myrtaceae)"Euphyia"nr.severata. The collection details are: Cape Bruny, Tasmania, 28/10/99, C. Byrne.C. Byrne, pers. comm., 2016. The species is recorded as Oleariaramulosa (Asteraceae)Hibbertiascandens (Dilleniaceae)Hibbertiascandens.ANIC label. Larvae feed on leaves and shoots of FabaceaeCasuarinapaludosa var. robusta (Casuarinaceae)Horisme” sp.? has been reared. The specimen apparently represents an undescribed species .Guenée, 1858Ficus sp. (Moraceae)Urticaincisa (Urticaceae)ANIC label, Urticaincisa (Urticaceae)Schmidt, unpubl. data. Larvae were reared from eggs.Fig. Visianaincertata is presented on Fig. Habitat of Urticadioica (Urticaceae)Urticadioica (flowers and buds were not offered).Schmidt, unpubl. data. Final instar larvae readily accepted the leaves of Asthenini (5 species), Eupitheciini (17 species), Trichopterygini (4 species) and Xanthorhoini (10 species). Additionally, food plants of 15 species unplaced to tribe are listed. The larvae are recorded to feed on 36 plant families (Table Lantanacamara (Verbenaceae) and Acaciamearnsii (Fabaceae) are recorded as invasive species.Larval food plants of 51 Australian larentiine species from the following tribes are presented, including "Chloroclystis"approximata, "C."insigillata, Gymnoscelislophopus, G.derogata, Pasiphilatestulata, Phrissogonuslaticostata and Saurismalaca are known as minor pests of cultivated plants.The food plants are recorded for about 20% of Australian species therefore conclusions about food preference are rather preliminary. Moreover, the larentiine larvae are often polyphagous, hence the assumptions that taxa are closely related based solely on food preference of the larvae should not be overestimated.Eupitheciini are mostly polyphagous or oligophagous, tending to feed on flowers and buds of various plants. The tribes Eupitheciini and Asthenini are often considered closely related   accepted Dracophyllum sp. (Epacridaceae), whereas A.synclinalis  was feeding on Empodismaminus (Restionaceae)  feed on Mallotus sp. (Euphorbiaceae)   are food plants of the Indo-Australian eupitheciine larvae, which would indicate an affinity of Eois with Eupitheciini. However, larvae of one asthenine species feed on Piperaceae, like Poecilasthenapulchraria  that is placed in Asthenini. Adult morphological characters indicate a close relationship of the Australasian Eois to Eupitheciini .Larvae of an Indo-Pacific species eraceae) . Eois Hüh tribes . GlochidSupplementary material 1Larentiinae (Geometridae) and their food plantsList of the Australian Data type: food plantsFile: oo_81963.xlsO. SchmidtSupplementary material 2Larentiinae (Geometridae) and their food plantsList of the Australasian Data type: food plantsFile: oo_72989.xlsO. Schmidt


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AbstractAnthomyiidae (Diptera) found in Finland is provided.An updated checklist of the the genera and species of  Anthomyiidae is a large and taxonomically difficult group of flies that has for the same reason suffered from unstable taxonomy and nomenclature. A checklist of the anthomyiid species known from pre-war Finland was compiled by their leading regional specialist of calyptrate flies Lauri Tiensuu (1906−1980) and published in Anthomyiidae were then not recognized as a separate family but combined with the fanniid and true muscid flies in a comprehensive Muscidae family equivalent of the present Muscoidea less Scathophagidae. Tiensuu’s list included confirmed records of 199 anthomyiid species classified in 41 genera and subgenera. No less than 34% of the species names and 58% of the genus-group names in that list are PageBreakpresently replaced by other names for taxonomic and/or nomenclatorial reasons. Most changes were introduced by The family Anthomyiidae by Anthomyiidae had resulted in numerous name changes and redefinitions of both species and genera. Hackman’s list was updated according to Hennig’s proposals except for the splitting of newly recognized species complexes.The next Finnish checklist of Diptera altogether, although he stayed active all his life as a skilled collector of Finnish Diptera. Apart from W. Hennig’s study of some type specimens in the Helsinki Museum and a project on mushroom feeding Pegomya  provided most of the data on the Finnish anthomyiid fauna. After several updates, most recently ver. 2.4 from January 2011, the Finnish list of Anthomyiidae (http://www.faunaeur.org/). The anthomyiid checklist given below has been further expanded and now contains 289 species. Comparisons with the better known anthomyiid fauna of Sweden and the presence of some species awaiting description suggest that the anthomyiid fauna of Finland may totally comprise 315−325 species.The web-based database ecklists  for all omyiidae  had growFauna Europaea the genera are listed alphabetically, as existing attempts to split the family into subfamilies and tribes are preliminary and in part poorly substantiated.All nomenclatorial and taxonomic adjustments  made since the appearance of Number of described species:c. 2000.World: Presently Europe: 508 Finland: 289 (present paper)Faunistic knowledge level in Finland: averagePageBreakMuscoidea Latreille, 1802superfamily ANTHOMYIIDAE Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830family ADIA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Paregle auct. p. p.= Adiacinerella ALLIOPSIS Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Paraprosalpia Villeneuve, 1922= Alliopsisalbipennis Alliopsisaldrichi Alliopsisatronitens Alliopsisbenanderi Alliopsisbillbergi Alliopsisbrunneigena incisa Ringdahl, 1926= Alliopsisconifrons Alliopsisdenticauda Alliopsisdentiventris Alliopsisfractiseta Alliopsisglacialis Alliopsislongipennis Alliopsismaculifrons Alliopsismoerens Alliopsissepiella Alliopsissilvestris Alliopsisteriolensis borealis Stein, 1916= ANTHOMYIA Meigen, 1803Craspedochoeta Macquart, 1851= Craspedochaeta Scudder, 1884 (emend.)= Chelisia Rondani, 1856= Anthomyiacanningsi Griffiths, 2001Anthomyiaconfusanea Michelsen in Michelsen & Báez, 1985pullula auct. p. p.= Anthomyiaimbrida Rondani, 1866pluvialis auct. p. p.= Anthomyialiturata pullula Zetterstedt, 1845= Anthomyiamimetica angulata Tiensuu, 1938= Anthomyiamonilis PageBreakAnthomyiaplurinotata Brullé, 1832Anthomyiapluvialis Anthomyiaprocellaris Rondani, 1866pluvialis auct. p. p.= BOREOPHORBIA Michelsen, 1987Boreophorbiahirtipes BOTANOPHILA Lioy, 1864Pegohylemyia Schnabl, 1911= Botanophilaapiciseta Botanophilabetarum macra Karl, 1940= Botanophilabiciliaris Botanophilabidens Botanophilabrunneilinea Botanophilacognata Suwa, 2011subnitida Malloch, 1920?= Botanophiladiscreta striolata auct. p. p.= Botanophiladissecta Botanophilaestonica varicolor auct. p. p.= Botanophilafugax Botanophilagemmata Botanophilagnava Botanophilahucketti Botanophilaimpudica varicolor auct. p. p.= Botanophilalaterella Botanophilalatifrons humeralis Hennig, 1970= Botanophilalobata Botanophilamaculipes pseudomaculipes Strobl, 1893= Botanophilaminiatura Botanophilanigra Michelsen, 2009Botanophilapetrophila Botanophilaphrenione Botanophilaprofuga Botanophilarelativa Botanophilarubrifrons Botanophilarubrigena Botanophilasalicis Botanophilasericea PageBreakobscura auct. nec Macquart, 1835= Botanophilasilvatica Botanophilasonchi Botanophilaspinosa Botanophilastriolata Botanophilatrapezina varicolor auct. p. p.= Botanophilaunicolor Botanophilavaricolor Botanophilaverticella lineatula Karl, 1928= CALYTHEA Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Calytheanigricans CHIASTOCHETA Pokorny, 1889Chiastochetadentifera Hennig, 1953Chiastochetainermella trollii auct. p. p.= Chiastochetamacropyga Hennig, 1953Chiastochetatrollii CHIROSIA Rondani, 1856Craspedochaeta auct. p. p.= Chirosiaalbitarsis Chirosiabetuleti Chirosiabisinuata Chirosiacinerosa Chirosiacrassiseta Stein, 1908Chirosiaflavipennis Chirosiagriseifrons Chirosiagrossicauda Strobl, 1901parvicornis auct. nec Zetterstedt, 1845= Chirosiahistricina hystrix Brischke, 1880= Chirosianigripes Bezzi, 1895albifrons Tiensuu, 1938= Chirosiasimilata DELIA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Deliaabruptiseta Deliaalbula Deliaangustaeformis Deliaangustifrons Deliaantiqua Deliabrassicaeformis Deliabrunnescens PageBreakDeliacardui Deliacarduiformis Deliacoarctata Deliacoarctoides Michelsen, 2007Deliacregyoglossa turcica Hennig, 1974= Deliacriniventris Deliacuneata Tiensuu, 1946Deliadiluta Deliaechinata Deliafabricii Deliaflavogrisea Deliafloralis Deliaflorilega Deliafrontella Deliahirtitibia Deliajudicariae flavifrons auct. p. p.= Delialamelliseta Delialinearis flabellifera Pandellé, 1900= Delialineariventris Delialongicauda Delialophota nuda Strobl, 1901= Deliamartini Griffiths, 1993Delianigrescens Delianudicosta Deliapallipennis candens Zetterstedt, 1845= Deliapenicilliventris Ackland, 2010penicillaris auct. nec Rondani, 1866= Deliapilifemur Deliapiliventris Deliaplanipalpis Deliaplatura Deliapruinosa flavifrons Zetterstedt, 1860= Deliaradicum brassicae Wiedemann, 1817= Deliarimiventris Michelsen, 2007Deliarondanii Deliasetigera PageBreakDeliasileni Michelsen, 2012flavifrons auct. p. p.= Deliasubalpina Deliatarsata Deliatenuiventris angustitarsis Malloch, 1920= Deliatumidula Deliauniseriata EGLE Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Egleatomaria Eglebrevicornis Egleciliata muscaria auct. nec Fabricius, 1794= Egleconcomitans Egleignobilis Michelsen, 2009Egleinermis Ackland, 1970Eglelyneborgi Ackland & Griffiths in Griffiths, 2003Egleminuta Egleparva Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Egleparvaeformis Schnabl in Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Eglepilitibia Eglerhinotmeta Eglesteini Schnabl in Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Eglesubarctica EMMESOMYIA Malloch, 1917Emmesomyiagrisea socia auct. p. p.= Emmesomyiasocia EUSTALOMYIA Kowarz, 1873Eustalomyiafestiva Eustalomyiahilaris Eustalomyiahistrio Eustalomyiavittipes EUTRICHOTA Kowarz, 1893Eremomyia Stein, 1898= Pegomyza Schnabl & Dziezicki, 1911= Arctopegomyia Ringdahl, 1938= Eutrichotafrigida Eutrichotalabradorensis Eutrichotalongimana Eutrichotapilimana Eutrichotapraepotens Eutrichotaschineri PageBreaksocculata auct. nec Zetterstedt, 1845= Eutrichotasocculata consanguinea Tiensuu, 1938= Eutrichotatunicata FUCELLIA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1842Fucelliafucorum Fucelliagriseola Fucelliatergina HETEROSTYLODES Hennig, 1967Heterostylodesmacrura Heterostylodesnominabilis pratensis auct. p. p.= Heterostylodesobscura pratensis auct. p. p.= Heterostylodespilifera pratensis auct. p. p.= Heterostylodespratensis HYDROPHORIA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Hydrophorialancifer conica Wiedemann, 1817= Hydrophorialinogrisea Hydrophoriasilvicola annulata auct. nec Pandellé, 1899= HYLEMYA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Hylemyanigrimana Hylemyaurbica Wulp, 1896latifrons Schnabl in Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911= Hylemyavagans strenua Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830= Hylemyavariata HYLEMYZA Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Hylemya auct. p. p.= Hylemyzapartita LASIOMMA Stein, 1916Crinurina Karl, 1928= Acrostilpina Ringdahl, 1929= Lasiommaanthomyinum Lasiommaatricauda Lasiommacollini Lasiommacraspedodontum Lasiommacuneicorne Lasiommaiwasai Suwa, 1978Lasiommajaponicum Suwa, 1971PageBreakLasiommalatipenne Lasiommamonticola Suh & Kwon, 1985Lasiommamorionellum Lasiommapicipes octoguttata Zetterstedt, 1845= Lasiommaquinquelineatum Lasiommaseminitidum Lasiommastrigilatum nitidicauda Zetterstedt, 1855= LEUCOPHORA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Leucophoracinerea Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Leucophoragrisella Hennig, 1967Leucophoraobtusa Leucophorasericea Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Leucophoratavastica Leucophoraunilineata Leucophoraunistriata MYCOPHAGA Rondani, 1856Mycophagatestacea MYOPINA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Myopinamyopina reflexa Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830= Myopinascoparia PARADELIA Ringdahl, 1933Pseudonupedia Ringdahl, 1959 (nomen nudum)= Pseudonupedia Huckett, 1971= Paradeliabrunneonigra Paradeliaintersecta Paradelialunatifrons Paradelialundbeckii PAREGLE Schnabl, 1911Chionomyia Ringdahl, 1933= Paregleatrisquama Paregleaudacula radicum auct. nec Linnaeus, 1758= Pareglevetula PEGOMYA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Pegomyaatricauda Ringdahl, 1944Pegomyaavida Hennig, 1973Pegomyabetae hyoscyami auct. p. p.= Pegomyabicolor Pegomyacaesia Stein, 1906PageBreakPegomyacalyptrata Pegomyacircumpolaris Ackland & Griffiths in Griffiths, 1983Pegomyaconformis Pegomyacunicularia hyoscyami auct. p. p.= Pegomyacurviphallis Michelsen, 2006Pegomyadeprimata Pegomyaexilis hyoscyami auct. p. p.= Pegomyaflavifrons Pegomyaflavoscutellata Pegomyafulgens Pegomyafurva Ringdahl, 1938Pegomyafuscinata Tiensuu, 1939Pegomyageniculata Pegomyagrahami Michelsen & Ackland, 2009Pegomyahaemorrhoum haemorrhoa (misspelling)= Pegomyaholmgreni Pegomyaholosteae Pegomyahyoscyami Pegomyaincisiva Stein, 1906Pegomyainterruptella Pegomyalurida Pegomyamaculata Stein, 1906atricauda auct. p. p.= Pegomyameridiana Pegomyanotabilis zonata auct. nec Zetterstedt, 1838= Pegomyapallidoscutellata Pegomyapulchripes flavipes Fallén, 1825= Pegomyarubivora Pegomyaruficeps Pegomyarufina Pegomyascapularis pilosa Stein, 1900= Pegomyaseitenstettensis Pegomyasetaria Pegomyasolennis nigritarsis Zetterstedt, 1838= Pegomyasteini Hendel, 1925PageBreakPegomyatabida Pegomyatenera Pegomyatestacea silacea Meigen, 1830= Pegomyatransgressa Pegomyavanduzeei Malloch, 1919versicolor auct. nec Meigen, 1826= Pegomyavittigera Pegomyawinthemi Pegomyazonata tenera auct. nec Zetterstedt, 1838= PEGOPLATA Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Nupedia Karl, 1930= Pegoplataaestiva Pegoplataannulata virginea auct. nec Meigen, 1826= Pegoplatainfirma Pegoplatanigroscutellata Pegoplatapalposa Pegoplatapatellans Pegoplatatundrica PHORBIA Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Phorbiaatrogrisea Tiensuu, 1936Phorbiacurvicauda Phorbiafascicularis Tiensuu, 1936Phorbiafumigata securis Tiensuu, 1936= Phorbiagenitalis Phorbialongipilis Phorbiamelania Ackland & Michelsen, 1987Phorbiamoliniaris Phorbiapenicillaris Phorbiasingularis Tiensuu, 1938Ringdahlia Michelsen, 2014Ringdahliacurtigena STROBILOMYIA Michelsen, 1988Lasiomma auct. p. p.= Strobilomyiaanthracina Strobilomyiainfrequens Strobilomyialaricicola Strobilomyiasibirica Michelsen, 1988Strobilomyiasvenssoni Michelsen, 1988PageBreakSUBHYLEMYIA Ringdahl, 1933Subhylemyialongula ZAPHNE Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Acroptena Pokorny, 1893= Hydrophoria auct. p. p.= Zaphneambigua Zaphnebarbiventris Zaphnebrunneifrons Zaphnecaudata Zaphnedivisa Zaphnefasciculata Zaphnefrontata Zaphneignobilis Zaphneinuncta hyalipennis Zetterstedt, 1855= Zaphnelineatocollis laticornis Ringdahl, 1916= Zaphnenuda Zaphneproxima Zaphneverticina Zaphnewierzejskii Zaphnezetterstedtii Botanophilarotundivalva . Misdentification of closely related, still undescribed species first recorded from Ks by Deliaangustiventris . Misdentification of Delianudicosta (Ringdahl) by Deliafloricola Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830. An erroneous record introduced by Hennig (1974).Deliapenicillosa Hennig, 1974. An erroneous record introduced by Lasiommamultisetosum . According to Pegomyaglabroides Michelsen, 2008. Listed from Finland (Kuusamo: Kuolajärvi) by Pegomyalaticornis  . Identification inferred by Arctium by Pegomya-leaf mines on Arctium have been reported from Finland several times since then, but no flies have been recovered so far.PageBreakPegomyanigrisquama . Identification inferred by Solidagovirgaurea by Pegomyasociella Stein, 1906. Only recorded from Le: Kilpisjärvi (pisjärvi . ProbablPhorbiabartaki Ackland & Michelsen, 1987. Records by Phorbiamelania Ackland & Michelsen.


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AbstractAnthomyiidae attempts to list all species (173) described or recorded from mainland China (165) and Taiwan (8) that for various reasons are not treated in “Flies of China” from 1998. The catalogue further lists Chinese species that are presently standing in new generic combinations compared to those of “Flies of China”, species that have changed name because of synonymy or misidentification, and species upgraded from subspecies to species. Regional distribution by province is specified for all species. Literature sources to descriptions or records of anthomyiid species from China are only given for those 173 species not covered by “Flies of China”. Four new combinations are proposed: Enneastigmafulva , Enneastigmahenanensis , Enneastigmalengshanensis  and Hylemyaqinghaiensis . Eremomyiaturbida Huckett, 1951 is revived from synonymy with Chortophilatriticiperda Stein, 1900 (current name Eutrichotaturbida). One subspecies is upgraded to species: Adiaasiatica Fan, 1988. The following eight new synonymies are proposed: Deliapectinatorfuscilateralis Fan in Fan & Zheng, 1992 with Deliapectinator Suwa, 1984; Eremomyiapilimanapilimarginata Fan & Qian in Fan, Chen, Ma & Ge, 1982 with Eremomyiaturbida Huckett, 1951 (current name Eutrichotaturbida); Lopesohylemya Fan, Chen & Ma, 1989 with Hylemya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830; Deliomyia Fan in Fan et al., 1988 with Subhylemyia Ringdahl, 1933; Hydrophoriadisticrassa Xue & Bai, 2009 with Hydrophoriapullata Wu, Liu & Wei, 1995 (current name Zaphnepullata); Heteroterma Wei, 2006 with Scathophaga Meigen, 1803; Heterotermafanjingensis Wei, 2006 with Scathophagacurtipilata Feng, 2002; Scatomyzafansipanicola Ozerov in Ozerov & Krivosheina, 2011 with Scathophagacurtipilata Feng, 2002. The genus Heteroterma Wei, 2006 and species Heterotermafanjingensis Wei, 2006 are reassigned from Anthomyiidae to Scathophagidae.The present catalogue of PageBreak Anthomyiidae are a large and diverse family of muscoid Diptera with c. 2000 described species worldwide. Anthomyiid flies are most diverse under temperate to subarctic conditions in the Northern Hemisphere. Accordingly, the Chinese anthomyiid fauna is exceedingly rich, including about one-third of the known world fauna, but still far from exhaustively investigated despite the voluminous literature on the subject.China is a huge country of 9.6 million square kilometres in eastern Asia supporting a rich Palaearctic biota supplemented with a smaller Oriental biota in the southern areas. The Anthomyiidae in China is that of The first comprehensive revision of the The notable increase in number of anthomyiid species presently recognized from mainland China (675) compared to “Flies of China” (511) reflects on one hand the high activity level of taxonomic and faunistic investigation of anthomyiid flies that has taken place in China since 1992/93 (the approximate deadline for “Flies of China”). However, our catalogue includes 25 species described as new and 17 species recorded from China or Taiwan before 1992 that for unknown reasons are omitted from “Flies of China”. These aspects emphasize the strong need of the present supplementary list.The following catalogue is primarily a compilation of all anthomyiid species recorded from mainland China and Taiwan but for various reasons omitted from consideration in “Flies of China” , b. ThesPageBreakThe arrangement of the species is alphabetical by genus and by species. The generic classification follows the most recent update of the family in “Fauna Europaea” . AccordiAdia Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Adiaasiatica Fan in Fan et al., 1988, STAT. REV.Adiagrisellaasiatica Fan. Distribution in China. Neimenggu, Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan.Adiagrisella (Rondani) in the structure of the male terminalia. It also has a distribution overlapping with Adiagrisella in Central Asia (DM Ackland in litt.).Taxonomic note. The present taxon differs significantly from Alliopsis Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Genus Paraprosalpia Villeneuve, 1922.Syn.: Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Alliopsisbillbergi Paraprosalpiabillibergi [misspelling of billbergi] shanghaina Fan in Fan, Chen, Cui & Wang, 1983.Paraprosalpiabillergi [misspelling of billbergi] shanghaina Fan. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Shanghai.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Alliopsisdenticauda Paraprosalpiadenticauda (Zetterstedt). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Alliopsisflavipes Paraprosalpiaflavipes Fan & Cui. Distribution. China: Heilongjiang.PageBreakAlliopsismaculifrons Paraprosalpialutebasicosta Fan in Fan, Chen, Cui & Wang, 1983.Alliopsislutebasicosta (Fan). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Michelsen (2004)Alliopsismagnilamella Paraprosalpiamagnilamella Fan. Distribution. China: Qinghai.Alliopsismoerens Paraprosalpiamoerens (Zetterstedt). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Neimenggu.Alliopsispilitarsis Paraprosalpiapilitarsis (Stein). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Xinjiang.Alliopsissepiella Paraprosalpiasepiella (Zetterstedt). Distribution in China. Xinjiang.Alliopsistibialis Paraprosalpiatibialis Fan.Parprosalpia [misspelling of Paraprosalpia] tibialis Fan & Wang. Distribution. China: Shanxi.Anthomyia Meigen, 1803Genus Craspedochoeta Macquart, 1851.Syn.: Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Anthomyiaalishana Ackland & Suwa in Ackland, 1987*Distribution in China. Taiwan : 46.Anthomyiacannabina Craspedochoetacannabina (Stein). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning.Anthomyiaconfusanea Michelsen in Michelsen & Báez, 1985Craspedochoetaliturata  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Neimenggu, Shanxi, Xinjiang.Anthomyialiturata  is known exclusively from Europe, whereas Anthomyiaconfusanea is a more widespread Palearctic species.Taxonomic note. PageBreakAnthomyiahirsuticorpa *Craspedochoetahirsuticorpa Feng & Fan.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 321.Anthomyialasiommata Fan & Chen, 1992*Distribution. China: Hainan : 197.Anthomyialatifasciata Suwa, 1987*Distribution in China. Guizhou : 525.Anthomyiamimetica Craspedochoetaangulata . Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Anthomyiaoculifera Bigot, 1885Anthomyiakoreana Suh & Kwon, 1985. Distribution in China. Liaoning.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Anthomyiapsilommata Fan & Chen, 1992*Distribution. China: Hainan : 198.Anthomyiapullulula Craspedochoetapullulula Fan. Distribution in China. Shanxi, Qinghai, Xinjiang.Anthomyiasinensis Zhang & Sun, 1997*Distribution. China: Liaoning : 23.Boreophorbia Michelsen, 1987Genus Boreophorbiahirtipes *Chirosiahirtipes Stein.Distribution in China. Qinghai : 63.Botanophila Lioy, 1864Genus Monochrotogaster Ringdahl, 1932; Pseudomyopina Ringdahl, 1933.Syn.: Monochrotogaster and by Pseudomyopina.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by PageBreakBotanophilaalcaecerca *Pegohylemyiaalcaecerca Deng.Distribution. China: Shandong, Sichuan : 201.Botanophilaalishana Suwa, 1996*Distribution. China: Taiwan : 147.Botanophilaangulisurstyla Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 168.Botanophilaangustisilva Xue & Yang, 2002*Distribution. China: Shaanxi, Gansu : 73.Botanophilaatricornis Monochrotogasteratricornis Fan & Wu. Distribution. China: Qinghai, Sichuan.Botanophilabicoloripennis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Hebei, Sichuan : 169.Botanophilacaligotypa *Pegohylemyiacaligotypa Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 181.Botanophilacercodiscoides Pegohylemyiaokaicercodiscoides Fan, Zhong & Deng.Botanophilaokaicercodiscoides . Distribution. China: Sichuan.Taxonomic note. First ranked as species by Botanophilachelonocerca Xue & Yang, 2002*Distribution. China: Gansu : 74.Botanophilachoui *Pegohylemyiachoui Fan, Chen & Ma.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 130.Botanophilachui Suwa, 1996*Distribution. China: Taiwan : 140.Botanophilaclavata *Distribution in China. Qinghai, Yunnan : 158.PageBreakBotanophilaconvexifrons *Pegohylemyiaconvexifrons Fan, Chen & Chen.Distribution. China: Henan, Xinjiang : 59.Botanophilacornuta *Pegohylemyiacornuta Deng.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 202.Botanophilacuneata *Pegohylemyiacuneata Deng, Li & liu.Distribution. China: Jiangxi, Sichuan : 427.Botanophilacurvimargo *Pegohylemyiacurvimargo Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 181.Botanophiladensispinula Xue & Song, 2007*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 25.Botanophiladepressa Chortophiladepressa Stein.Botanophilaoraria . Distribution in China. Qinghai, Gansu, Xizang : 158.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first suggested by Botanophiladianisenecio Xue & Wang, 2010*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 457.Botanophiladolichocerca *Pegohylemyiadolichocerca Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Heilongjiang, Qinghai : 182.Botanophilaendotylata *Pegohylemyiaendotylata Deng, Li & Liu.Distribution. China: Henan, Sichuan : 426.Botanophilaeuryisurstyla *Pegohylemyiaeuryisurstyla Deng, Liu & Li.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 375.Botanophilafanjingensis Wei, 2006*Distribution. China: Guizhou : 528.PageBreakBotanophilaflavibellula *Pegohylemyiaflavibellula Deng Geng, Liu & Li.Distribution. China: Jilin, Sichuan : 58.Botanophilafulgicauda *Pegohylemyiafulgicauda Deng, Liu & Li.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 375.Botanophilafumidorsis Pseudomyopinafumidorsisprobola Fan in Ye, Ni & Fan, 1982. Distribution in China. Shandong, Gansu, Xinjiang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Botanophilagnava *Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Xinjiang : 159.Botanophilagnavoides *Distribution in China. Gansu, Xinjiang : 159.Botanophilaguizhouensis Wei, 2006*Distribution. China: Guizhou : 529.Botanophilahiguchii *Pegohylemyiahiguchii Suwa.Distribution in China. Shaanxi, Gansu : 348.Botanophilahohxiliensis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Jilin, Qinghai : 170.Botanophilakanmiyai Suwa, 1996*Distribution. China: Taiwan : 144.Botanophilalatigena *Chortophilalatigena Stein.Pegohylemyialatigena (Stein). Botanophilalatigena (Stein). Distribution in China. Qinghai, Gansu, Hebei : 159.Botanophilalatispinisternata Xue & Wang, 2010*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 461.PageBreakBotanophilaligoniformis *Pegohylemyialigoniformis Deng.Distribution. China: Sichuan, Xizang : 58.Botanophilalongibarbata Xue & Wang, 2010*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 455.Botanophilamaculipes Botanophilapseudomaculipes . Distribution in China. Sichuan, Xizang : 159.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Botanophilamediotubera *Pegohylemyiamediotubera Deng, Li & Liu.Distribution. China: Jiangxi, Sichuan : 428.Botanophilamelametopa Pegohylemyiamelametopa Fan.Pegohylemyianigrifrontata Fan & Zheng, 1992.Botanophilamelametopa (Fan). Botanophilanigrifrontata (Fan & Zheng). Distribution. China: Sichuan.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Botanophilamenyuanensis *Pegohylemyiamenyuanensis Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 182.Botanophilamonacensis *Pegohylemyiamonacensis Hennig.Distribution in China. Hebei : 24.Botanophilamonoconica *Pegohylemyiamonoconica Chen & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 492.Botanophilanigribella *Pegohylemyianigribella Deng, Geng, Liu & Li.Distribution. China: Henan, Sichuan : 58.Botanophilapamirensis Pseudomyopinapamirensis Ackland. Distribution in China. Henan, Xinjiang.PageBreakBotanophilapapiliocerca *Pegohylemyiapapiliocerca Deng.Distribution. China: Shanxi, Sichuan : 201.Pegohylemyiapapiliocera is an incorrect original spelling in the English summary (p. 204) by Taxonomic note. Botanophilapeltophora *Pegohylemyiapeltophora Li, Cui & Fan.Distribution. China: Neimenggu, Henan : 129.Botanophilapeninsularis Suh & Kwon, 1986*Distribution in China. Liaoning : 160.Botanophilapilicoronata Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 171.Botanophilaplatysurstyla Xue & Song, 2007*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 26.Botanophilaprenochirella *Pegohylemyiaprenochirella Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 182.Botanophilarotundivalva *Distribution in China. Shandong, Shaanxi : 160.Botanophilarubrigena *Distribution in China. Qinghai, : 160.Botanophilarufifrons Monochrotogasterrufifrons Fan & Chen. Distribution. China: Qinghai.Botanophilasanctiforceps Xue & Yang, 2002*Distribution. China: Gansu : 76.Botanophilasericea *Botanophilasericea . Distribution in China. Not given.Botanophilaspinisternatodea Xue & Wang, 2010*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 460.PageBreakBotanophilastenocerca *Pegohylemyiastenocerca Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 182.Botanophilastrictistriolata Xue & Zhang, 2005*Distribution. China: Gansu : 789.Botanophilasubmontivaga Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Gansu, Xinjiang : 199.Botanophilasubobscura Xue & Yang, 2002*Distribution. China: Gansu : 77.Botanophilasubspinulibasis Xue & Song, 2007*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 28.Botanophilatetracrula *Pegohylemyiatetracrula Deng.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 203.Botanophilatortiforceps *Pegohylemyiatortiforceps Deng.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 58.Botanophilatrifurcata *Distribution in China. Qinghai, Sichuan : 161.Botanophilatrifurcatoides Xue & Song, 1992*Pegohylemyiatrifurcata Hennig, 1976 [preoccupied in Botanophila].Distribution. China: Heilongjiang : 953.Botanophilatrinivittata *Pegohylemyiatrinivittata Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 182.Botanophilaunicolor Monochrotogasterunicolor Ringdahl. Distribution in China. Xinjiang.Botanophilaunicrucianella *Pseudomyopinaunicrucianella Xue & Zhang.Distribution. China: Qinghai : 186.PageBreakBotanophilaunimacula Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 172.Botanophilavicariola *Pegohylemyiavicariola Fan.Distribution. China: Xizang : 300.Botanophilazhuoniensis Pegohylemyiazhuoniensis Jin.Botanophilazhuouniensis [misspelling of zhuoniensis] (Jin). Distribution. China: Gansu.Chirosia Rondani, 1856Genus Meliniella Suwa, 1974; Shakshainia Suwa, 1974.Syn.: Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Chirosiabisinuata Meliniellabisinuata (Tiensuu). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Chirosiaforcipispatula Xue, 2001*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 307.Chirosiagriseifrons Meliniellagriseifrons (Séguy). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning.Chirosiagrossicauda Strobl, 1899Chirosiaparvicornis  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Liaoning, Fujian.Taxonomic note. The valid name for the present species first proposed by Chirosianodula *Meliniellanodula Li, Cui & Fan.Distribution. China: Henan : 129.Chirosiarametoka Shakshainiarametoka Suwa. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning.Chirosiaspatuliforceps Meliniellaspatuliforceps Fan & Chu. Distribution. China: Fujian, Sichuan, Yunnan.PageBreakChirosiastrigilliformis Meliniellastrigilliformis Deng & Li. Distribution. China: Sichuan.Chirosiastyloplasis *Meliniellastyloplasis Zheng & Fan.Distribution. China: Xizang : 181.Delia Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Deliaabsidata Xue & Du, 2008*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 114.Deliaancylosurstyla Xue, 2002*Distribution. China: Gansu : 73.Deliaangustaeformis *Distribution in China. Xinjiang : 75.Deliaapicifloralis Xue, 2002*Distribution. China: Gansu : 74.Deliabrevipalpis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 174.Deliaconjugata Deng & Li, 1994*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 20.Deliaconversatoides Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 175.Deliadiluta Deliadiluta (Stein). Deliasegmentata  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Qinghai.Deliadiluta as a junior synonym of the Nearctic Deliasegmentata.Taxonomic note. Deliadovreensis Ringdahl, 1953*Distribution in China. Shanxi : 412.Deliafalciforceps Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Xinjiang : 204.PageBreakDeliafimbrifascia Xue & Du, 2009*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 155.Deliaflavicommixta Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Xinjiang : 206.Deliaflavipes Tian & Ma, 1999*Distribution. China: Neimenggu : 217.Deliaflavogrisea *Distribution in China. Heilongjiang (Hennig 1974: 814).Deliafloricola Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Deliafloricola Robineau-Desvoidy. Deliacardui  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Xinjiang.Deliafloricola as a junior synonym of Deliacardui.Taxonomic note. Deliaformosana Suwa, 1994*Distribution. China: Taiwan : 63Deliahohxiliensis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 176.Delialinearis Deliaflabellifera . Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Jilin, Neimenggu, Hebei, Shanxi, Gansu, Xinjiang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Delialongiarista Xue, 2002*Distribution. China: Gansu : 77.Delialongimastica Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 177.Deliamadoensis Fan in Fan et al., 1988.Deliarondaniimadoensis Fan in Fan et al. Distribution in China. Gansu, Qinghai.Taxonomic note. First ranked as species by Deliamastigella Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 178.PageBreakDeliaminutigrisea Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 179.Delianigriabdominis Xue, 2001*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 306.Deliaparvicanalis Fan in Fan, Chen, Ma & Wu, 1984*Distribution. China: Qinghai, Sichuan : 243.Deliapectinator Suwa, 1984Deliapectinatorfuscilateralis Fan in Fan & Zheng, 1992, syn. n. Distribution in China. Sichuan.Deliapectinator described from Japan is widely distributed in northern North America. His redescription suggests that ssp. fuscilateralis Fan falls within the variation of Deliapectinator.Taxonomic note. Deliapenicilliventris Ackland, 2010Deliapenicillaris  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Deliapenicillaris auct. consists of two different species of which true Deliapenicillaris (Rondani) is only found in Central and South Europe.Taxonomic note. Deliapersica Hennig, 1974*Distribution in China. Hebei : 24.Deliapodagricicauda Xue, 1997*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 1493.Deliascrofifacialis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 180.Deliastenostyla Deng & Li, 1994*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 20.Deliasubatrifrons Xue & Du, 2009*Distribution. China: Sichuan, Yunnan : 157.Deliasubinterflua Xue & Du, 2008*Distribution. China: Sichuan, Yunnan : 116.Deliataonura Deng & Li, 1994*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 18.PageBreakDeliatenuiventris Deliaconversata . Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Xinjiang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Deliaturcmenica Hennig, 1974*Distribution in China. Qinghai : 201.Deliaunguitigris Xue, 1997*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 1494Deliauralensis Hennig, 1974*Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Qinghai : 166.Egle Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Egleciliata Eglemuscaria  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Liaoning, Neimenggu.Taxonomic note. The valid name for the present species was first proposed by Egleinermis Ackland, 1970Eglesteini Schnabl, 1911 [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Liaoning.Taxonomic note. Misidentification first noted by Eglelongirostris *Chortophilalongirostris Stein.Lasiommalongirostris (Stein). Eglelongirostris (Stein). Distribution. China: Qinghai : 366.Egleminuta Eglekorpokkur Suwa, 1974. Eglegracilior Zheng & Fan, 1990. Distribution in China. Liaoning, Shanxi, Gansu, Sichuan.Eglekorpokkur and by Eglegracilior.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by PageBreakEglesubarctica Eglecyrtacra Fan & Wang in Fan, Chen, Ma & Ge, 1982. Distribution in China. Shanxi.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Emmesomyia Malloch, 1917Genus Emmesomyiadorsalis *Chortophiladorsalis Stein.Distribution in China. Taiwan : 16, 55.Emmesomyiaovata *Chortophilaovata Stein.Distribution in China. Taiwan : 29, 56.Emmesomyiaroborospinosa Cui, Li & Fan, 1993*Distribution. China: Heilongjiang : 137.Emmesomyiasimilata Suwa, 1991*Distribution in China. Guizhou : 533.Emmesomyiasuwai Ge & Fan, 1988Emmesomyiasociasuwai Ge & Fan. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Henan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan.Taxonomic note. First ranked as species by Enneastigma Stein, 1916Genus Enneastigma rather than Pegoplata, because the male cerci that are not forming a projecting lobe between the surstyli, a derived character state only defining the genera Pegoplata and Myopina within the Myopina group of genera. In that respect Enneastigma agrees with Calythea Schnabl & Dziedzicki.Taxonomic note. The following two species are presently referred to Enneastigmafulva , COMB. NOV.Nupediafulva . Distribution in China. Zhejiang, Guangdong, Hainan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan.Enneastigmahenanensis , COMB. NOV.Nupediahenanensis Ge & Fan. Distribution. China: Henan, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan.PageBreakEnneastigmalengshanensis Xue, 2001, COMB. NOV.*Pegoplatalengshanensis Xue, 2001.Distribution. China: Yunnan : 486.Eutrichota Kowarz, 1893Genus Eremomyia Stein, 1898; Pegomyza Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911; Arctopegomyia Ringdahl, 1938; Parapegomyia Griffiths, 1984.Syn.: Eremomyia, by Pegomyza and Arctopegomyia, and by Parapegomyia.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Eutrichotaapiciserpenta Xue & Dong in Xue, Dong & Bai, 2012*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 81.Eutrichotabreviungula Xue & Dong in Xue, Dong & Bai, 2012*Distribution. China: Sichuan, Yunnan, Xizang : 83.Eutrichotafanjingensis Wei, 2006*Distribution. China: Guizhou : 531.Eutrichotagansuensis *Parapegomyiagansuensis Xue & Zhang.Distribution. China: Gansu : 796.Eutrichotalatimana Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 181.Eutrichotaminutiungula Xue & Bai in Xue, Dong & Bai, 2012*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 84.Eutrichotanigriceps Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai (Xue & Zhang 1996b: 182).Eutrichotapalaestinensis *Distribution in China. Shaanxi : 348.Eutrichotapraepotens Distribution in China. Only record from northern China : 472 in Eutrichotaruficeps Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 183.PageBreakEutrichotaturbida , SP. REV.Eremomyiatriticiperda  [misidentification]. Eutrichotatriticiperda (Stein) [misidentification]. Eremomyiapilimanapilimarginata Fan & Qian in Fan, Chen, Ma & Ge, 1982, syn. n.Eutrichotapilimarginata (Fan & Qian). Distribution in China. Xinjiang.Eutrichotatriticiperda (Stein) from Central Europe is different from the species identified by that name from Central Asia (Eutrichotaturbida (Huckett). It differs from Eutrichotatriticiperda by the absence of a shiny area on the antenna and, in males only, by a different shape of sternite V and presence of a broad, shiny black median field on sternites II–IV.Taxonomic note. Comparative study has convinced one of us (VM) that ral Asia : 462 andral Asia : 446. ThHydrophoria Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Hydrophoria in the present narrow sense follows upon the recognition of Zaphne (q.v.) as a separate genus.Taxonomic note. Hydrophoriaaberrans Stein, 1918*Distribution. China: Taiwan : 6Hydrophoriafanjingensis Wei, 2006*Distribution. China: Guizhou : 525.Hydrophorialushiensis Ge & Li, 1985*Distribution. China: Henan : 242.Hydrophorianigrinitida Feng, 2006*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 1.Hydrophoriarobustisurstylus Feng, 2006*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 1.Hydrophoriasilvicola Hydrophoriaannulata  [misidentification]. Hydrophoriasilvicola (Robineau-Desvoidy). Distribution in China. Xinjiang, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang.Taxonomic note. The valid name for the present species was first proposed by PageBreakHylemya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Lopesohylemya Fan, Chen & Ma, 1989, syn. n.Syn.: Lopesohylemya with the new species Lopesohylemyaqinghaiensis (see below) as type species. They further suggested that their new genus should also accommodate the histrio species group of the genus Eustalomyia Kowarz. As noted in the discussion by Lopeshylemyia and Eustalomyia are closely related taxa. Instead, we propose that Lopeshylemyiaqinghaiensis is closely related to Hylemyaflavicruralis Suwa, 1989 described from Nepal. The distal articles of both antennae are missing in the holotype and only known specimen of Lopesohylemyaqinghaiensis. Accordingly, the authors were unable to observe the plumose condition of the arista, a prime characteristic of the genus Hylemya.Taxonomic note. Hylemyateinosurstylia Xue & Zhang, 2004*Distribution. China: Guangxi, Yunnan : 546.Hylemyaqinghaiensis , COMB. NOV.Lopesohylemyaqinghaiensis Fan, Chen & Ma. Distribution. China: Qinghai.Hylemyaurbica Wulp, 1896Hylemyalatifrons Schnabl. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first published in Hylemyza Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Genus Hylemya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 by Taxonomic note. First revived from synonymy with Hylemyzapartita Hylemyapartita (Meigen). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Qinghai.Hyporites Pokorny, 1893Genus Engyneura Stein, 1907Syn.: Engyneura agree closely with those of Hyporites, and together they constitute a well defined, clearly monophyletic entity of anthomyiid flies. This was realized by Engyneura was available to him. This synonymy was first proposed by Taxonomic note. Species of PageBreakHyporitescurvostylata Engyneuracurvostylata Fan & Chen. Distribution. China: Qinghai.Hyporitesgracilior Engyneuragracilior Fan & Zhong. Distribution. China: Qinghai, Xizang.Hyporitesleptinostylata Engyneuraleptinostylata Fan, Van & Ma. Distribution. China: Qinghai.Hyporitespilipes Engyneurapilipes Stein. Distribution. China: Gansu, Qinghai.Hyporitessetigera Engyneurasetigera Stein. Distribution in China. Gansu, Qinghai.Hyporitessetifemorata Engyneurasetifemorata Fan. Distribution. China: Sichuan.Hyporitesyuanyea *Engyneurayuanyea Xue & Liu.Distribution. China: Yunnan : 147.Lasiomma Stein, 1916Genus Acrostilpna Ringdahl, 1929; Sinohylemya Hsue, 1980.Syn.: Acrostilpna and by Sinohylemya.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first established by Lasiommacraspedodontum Sinohylemyacraspedodonta Hsue. Distribution in China. Jilin, Liaoning, Sichuan.Lasiommalatipenne Acrostilpnalatipennis (Zetterstedt). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.PageBreakLasiommamonticola Suh & Kwon, 1985Sinohylemyactenocnema Hsue, 1980 [preoccupied in Lasiomma]. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Lasiommapicipes Lasiommaoctoguttatum . Distribution in China. Xizang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Lasiommareplicatum Acrostilpnamontana Ma, 1988. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Shanxi.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Leucophora Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Leucophoradasyprosterna Fan & Qian in Fan et al. 1988Leucophorabrevifronsdasyprosterna Fan & Qian. Distribution. China: Xinjiang.Taxonomic note. First ranked as species by Leucophoraliaoningensis Zhang & Zhang, 1998*Distribution. China: Liaoning : 103.Leucophoraobtusa *Distribution in China. Liaoning : 1140.Leucophoraxinjiangensis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Xinjiang : 209.Mycophaga Rondani, 1856Genus Mycophagatestacea *Distribution in China. Sichuan : 35.Myopina Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Myopinamyopina *Distribution in China. Shanxi : 94.PageBreakParadelia Ringdahl, 1933Genus Pseudonupedia Ringdahl, 1959.Syn.: Pseudonupedia Ringdahl is unavailable, as no type species was designated. The name was first made available by Anthomyiaintersecta Meigen, 1826 as type species.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Paradeliabrunneonigra *Pseudonupediabrunneonigra (Schnabl). Distribution in China. Shaanxi, Gansu.Paradeliaintersecta Pseudonupediaintersecta (Meigen). Distribution in China. Jilin, Shanxi, Gansu.Paradelialundbeckii *Distribution in China. Sichuan : 9.Paradeliapalpata Pseudonupediatrigonalis (Karl). Distribution in China. Qinghai.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Paregle Schnabl, 1911Genus Chionomyia Ringdahl, 1933.Syn.: Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Pareglevetula Chionomyiavetula (Zetterstedt). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Neimenggu, Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan.Pegomya Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Pegomyaacisophalla Xue, 2003*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 80.Pegomyaagilis Wei, 2006*Distribution. China: Guizhou : 286.Pegomyabasichaeta Li, Liu & Fan in Li, Liu, Fan & Cui, 1999*Distribution. China: Henan : 244.PageBreakPegomyacalyptrata *Distribution in China. Qinghai : 26.Pegomyachaetostigmata Zheng & Fan, 1990*Distribution. China: Xizang : 182.Pegomyacricophalla Xue, 2003*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 81.Pegomyadeprimata *Distribution in China. Jiangxi : 349.Pegomyadiplothrixa Li, Liu & Fan in Li, Liu, Fan & Cui, 1999*Distribution. China: Henan : 243.Pegomyaflavifrons *Distribution in China. Shanxi, Qinghai, Xinjiang : 230Pegomyaheteroparamera Zheng & Fan, 1990*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 184.Pegomyahohxiliensis Xue & Zhang, 1996*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 185.Pegomyahuanglongensis Deng & Li, 1993*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 8.Pegomyaincrassata Stein, 1907*Pegomyiaincrassata Stein.Distribution in China. Guangdong, Qinghai : 230.Pegomyajaponica Suwa, 1974Pegomyajaponicajaponica Suwa. Pegomyajaponicamokanensis Fan, 1982. Distribution in China. Zhejiang, Fujian, Sichuan.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Pegomyalageniforceps Xue, 2003*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 82.Pegomyalurida Pegomyavalgenovensis Hennig. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Sichuan.Taxonomic note. Synonomy first proposed by PageBreakPegomyamediarmata Zheng & Xue, 2002*Distribution. China: Liaoning : 159.Pegomyamirabifurca Cui, Li & Fan, 1993*Distribution. China: Heilongjiang, Henan, Neimenggu : 230.Pegomyanigripraepeda Feng, 2006*Distribution. China: Sichuan : 2.Pegomyanudapicalis Li & Deng in Fan et al., 1988Pegomyadichaetomyiolanudapicalis Li & Deng. Distribution. China: Sichuan.Pegomyadichaetomyiolanudicpiculis and Pegomyadichaetomyiolanudiapicalis are incorrect original spellings in the Index (p. 391) and in the English summary (p. 396) by Taxonomic note. Pegomyapulchripes *Distribution in China. Hebei, Sichuan : 24.Pegomyarevolutiloba Zheng & Fan, 1990*Distribution. China: Xizang : 184.Pegomyarhagolobos Li, Deng, Zhu & Sun, 1984Pegomyarhagolobs [misspelling of rhagolobos] Li, Deng, Zhu & Sun. Distribution. China: Sichuan.Pegomyarufina *Distribution in China. Shaanxi : 349.Pegomyasemicircula Li, Liu & Fan, 1999*Distribution. China: Henan : 243.Pegomyasetaria *Distribution in China. Shanghai : 635.Pegomyaspiraculata Suwa, 1974*Distribution in China. Liaoning : 230.Pegomyasublurida Hsue, 1981*Distribution. China: Liaoning : 89.Pegomyatabida *Distribution in China. Shaanxi : 349.PageBreakPegomyaunilongiseta Fan & Huang in Fan, Huang, Zou & Wu, 1984*Distribution. China: Fujian : 220.Pegomyayunnanensis Xue, 2001*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 487.Pegoplata Schnabl & Dziedzicki, 1911Genus Nupedia Karl, 1930.Syn.: Pegoplata to include species previously recognized in Nupedia.Taxonomic note. Griffiths (1986: 610) first proposed a wider concept of Pegoplataaestiva Nupediaaestiva (Meigen). Distribution in China. Shanxi, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Sichuan, Yunnan, Xizang.Pegoplataannulata Pegoplatajuvenilis  [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Pegoplatajuvenilis , of which the nominal subspecies is Nearctic in distribution and its Palearctic counterpart was named as Pegoplatajuvenilisnitidicauda . Pegoplataannulata .Taxonomic note. Griffiths (1986: 622) recognized two subspecies under Pegoplatainfirma Nupediainfirma (Meigen). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Hebei, Shanxi, Gansu, Xinjiang.Pegoplatalaotudingga Zheng & Xue, 2002*Distribution. China: Liaoning : 158.Pegoplatalinotaenia Nupedialinotaenia Ma. Distribution. China: Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Neimenggu.Pegoplatanigroscutellata Nupedianigroscutellata (Stein). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Qinghai.Pegoplatapatellans Nupediapatellans (Pandellé). Distribution in China. Gansu, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Sichuan.PageBreakPegoplataplicatura Nupediaplicatura Hsue. Distribution. China: Liaoning.Pegoplataqiandianensis Wei, 2006*Distribution. China: Guizhou : 534.Phorbia Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830Genus Phorbiafani Xue, 2001*Distribution. China: Sichuan, Yunnan : 485.Phorbiagenitalis Phorbiasecurisxibeina Wu, Zhang & Fan in Fan et al., 1988. Distribution in China. Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Phorbialobata Phorbiaperssoni Hennig, 1976. Distribution in China. Xinjiang.Taxonomic note. Synonymy first proposed by Phorbialongipilis *Distribution in China. Heilongjiang : 950.Phorbiamorulella Fan, Li & Cui, 1993*Distribution. China: Henan : 133.Phorbiapolystrepsis Fan, Chen & Ma, 2000*Distribution. China: Qinghai : 130.Phorbiasimplisternita Fan, Li & Cui, 1993*Distribution. China: Henan : 133.Phorbiasinosingularis Zhang, Fan & Zhu, 2011*Distribution. China: Shanxi : 298.Phorbiasubcurvifolia Zhang, Fan & Zhu, 2011*Distribution. China: Heilongjiang : 297.Phorbiasubfascicularis Suwa, 1994Phorbiafascicularis Tiensuu, 1936 [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Heilongjiang.Taxonomic note. Misidentification first noted by PageBreakRingdahlia Michelsen, 2014Genus Ringdahliacurtigena Lasiommacurtigena (Ringdahl). Distribution in China. Gansu.Ringdahlia was established by Lasiomma Stein or Chirosiomima Hennig.Taxonomic note. The genus Sinophorbia Xue, 1997Genus Sinophorbia Xue in Wei et al., 1998Syn.: Sinophorbiatergiprotuberans Xue, 1997Sinophorbiatergiprotuberans Xue in Wei et al., 1998b: 2301.Distribution. China: Sichuan : 1496.Note. The present genus and species, intended for publication in “Flies of China” , were accidentally published by Strobilomyia Michelsen, 1988Genus Strobilomyialijiangensis Roques & Sun in Roques, Sun, Zhang, Pan, Xu & Delplanque, 1996*Distribution. China: Yunnan : 421.Strobilomyiaoriens *Lasiommaabietes [misspelling of abietis]  [misidentification].Distribution in China. Liaoning : 52.Strobilomyiaabietis is a Nearctic species and replaced by Strobilomyiaoriens in East Asia.Taxonomic note. Strobilomyiasanyangi Roques & Sun in Sun, Roques, Zhang & Xu, 1996]. Zaphneverticina (Zetterstedt) [misidentification]. Distribution in China. Xinjiang.Taxonomic note. Misidentification first noted by Zaphnevenatifurca Hydrophoriavenatifurca Zhong. Zaphnevenatifurca (Zhong). Distribution. Xizang.Zaphneventribarbata Hydrophoriaventribarbata Hsue. Zaphneventribarbata (Hsue). Distribution. Jilin.Zaphnewierzejskii Hydrophoriawierzejskii (Mik). Zaphnewierzejskii (Mik). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Neimenggu, Shanxi, Qinghai, Xinjiang.PageBreakZaphnezetterstedtii Hydrophoriazetterstedti [misspelling of zetterstedtii] (Ringdahl). Zaphnezetterstedti [misspelling of zetterstedtii] (Ringdahl). Distribution in China. Heilongjiang, Sichuan.AnthomyiidaeValid species removed from the list of Chinese Eutrichotaschineri Eutrichotasocculata (Zetterstedt).A record from NE China by Lasiommaseminitidum Lasiommacraspedodontum (Xue) as clarified by Recorded from NE China by Heterotermafanjingensis WeiIdentity of Anthomyiidae a new genus Heteroterma for a new species fanjingensis based on 1 male, 1 female from Guizhou, China. On inspection of the original illustrations of the male and female terminalia it occurred to one of us (VM) that they might belong to a species of Scathophagidae rather than Anthomyiidae. Dr AL Ozerov, Zoological Museum, Moscow State University, was consulted and he immediately identified this nominal species that he did not know about beforehand. The nomenclatorial implications are summarized below.Scathophaga Meigen, 1803Genus Heteroterma Wei, 2006, syn. n.Syn.: Heteroterma Gabb, 1869 in Tudiclidae, a fossil gastropod family][name preoccupied by Scathophagacurtipilata Feng, 2002Heterotermafanjingensis Wei, 2006, syn. n.Scatomyzafansipanicola Ozerov in Ozerov & Krivosheina, 2011, syn. n.Distribution. China: Sichuan, Guizhou; Vietnam : 5.Scatomyza Fallén for a group of species previously recognized in Scathophaga Meigen. This is not followed here, as this may well result in a paraphyletic Scatophaga s. str.Taxonomic note. PageBreakAnthomyiidae in the preparation of the above supplementary catalogue of Anthomyiidae covering both mainland China and Taiwan. The anthomyiid fauna of mainland China comprises 675 species in 37 genera which corresponds to more than one-third of the known world fauna and 84% of the currently recognized anthomyiid genera. One genus  and c. 425 species of Anthomyiidae are presently regarded as endemic to mainland China; other 6 species are endemic to Taiwan. However, a revisional study of the difficult and species rich genus Botanophila in North America is still pending and may expectedly show that a substantial number of the species currently listed as endemic to China in reality are more widespread, northern Holarctic species.We have attempted to consult all relevant publications on Chinese As shown in the bar graph Fig. , species


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AbstractLuzonichthysseaver, n. sp., is described from two specimens, 42-46 mm standard length (SL) collected from Pohnpei, Micronesia. Collections were made by divers on mixed-gas closed-circuit rebreathers using hand nets at depths of 90-100 m. Luzonichthysseaver is distinct from all other species of the genus in the characters of lateral line scales, gill rakers, pelvic fin length, caudal concavity and coloration. Of the six species of Luzonichthys, it appears to be morphologically most similar to L.earlei and L.whitleyi. LuzonichthysAnthiinae, distributed throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific. The genus is distinguished from other anthiine genera in general body size and shape, and in possessing two fully separated dorsal fins, two opercular spines, and 11+15 vertebrae  within Naurua, also placing M.waiteiN.waiteiM.waiteiN.whitleyi as a replacement for Whitley and Colefax's species. Luzonichthys and suggested the two other species of Naurua may also belong to that genus. L.robustus from seven specimens taken from Mare, Loyalty Islands and one specimen from Kwajalein, Marshall Islands. L.earlei from specimens taken off Oahu, Hawaii and suggested that L.addisi and L robustus were junior synonyms of L.waitei, noting the type series of robustus included 4 different species of Luzonichthys, the holotype being L.waitei. Finally, in a revision of the genus Luzonichthys, L.taeniatus and L.williamsi. With the description of the new species, L.seaver herein, the number of recognized species within Luzonichthys is raised to seven.The genus ertebrae . The curcrolepis , L.taen.waitei , L.whitwhitleyi , and L.t as did  within tLuzonichthysseaver, were collected at Pohnpei, Micronesia by hand net from depths of 90-100 m and deposited in the Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu (BPBM). Measurements and counts given here follow the methods outlined in (Luzonichthys: L. earlei (n= 26), L. microlepis (n= 13), L. taeniatus (n= 8), L. waitei (n= 57), L. whitleyi (n=33), and L. williamsi (n= 8).Type specimens of the new species, lined in . Proportlined in  for the L.seaver. Total genomic DNA was extracted from both samples using the 'HotSHOT' protocol (http://www.geneious.com/). CO1 haplotypes were deposited in GenBank (accession numbers KP110513 and KP110514) and BOLD (dx.doi.org/10.5883/DS-LSE001).Tissue samples were obtained from the two individuals of protocol . A 690-bprotocol : Fish-BCopus, Ka'apu-Lyons, and Pyle 2015sp. n.urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:68D04709-50C1-48D5-820C-FA4EC1BEF301Type status:Holotype. Occurrence: catalogNumber: 41205; recordedBy: Richard L. Pyle; individualID: afba0d7b-3eba-43a3-98a5-8edf341836d2; individualCount: 1; lifeStage: adult; preparations: 55% Isopropyl; disposition: in collection; Taxon: taxonID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; scientificNameID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; acceptedNameUsageID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; parentNameUsageID: 5b101671-671b-4200-8b57-17c8548a7180; originalNameUsageID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; nameAccordingToID: edb2b394-7d15-42a5-ac89-d979af29aaa7; namePublishedInID: edb2b394-7d15-42a5-ac89-d979af29aaa7; scientificName: Luzonichthysseaver Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; acceptedNameUsage: Luzonichthysseaver Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle sec Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; parentNameUsage: Luzonichthys Herre 1936; originalNameUsage: Luzonichthysseaver Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; nameAccordingTo: Luzonichthysseaver, a new species of Anthiinae  from Pohnpei, Micronesia. Biodiversity Data Journal 3: e4902.Copus J, Ka'apu-Lyons C, Pyle R (2015) ; namePublishedIn: Luzonichthysseaver, a new species of Anthiinae  from Pohnpei, Micronesia. Biodiversity Data Journal 3: e4902.Copus J, Ka'apu-Lyons C, Pyle R (2015) ; higherClassification: Animalia, Deuterostomia, Chordata, Craniata, Gnathostomata, Actinopterygii, Perciformes, Percoidei, Serranidae, Anthiinae, Luzonichthys; kingdom: Animalia; phylum: Chordata; class: Actinopterygii; order: Perciformes; family: Serranidae; genus: Luzonichthys; specificEpithet: seaver; taxonRank: species; verbatimTaxonRank: Species; scientificNameAuthorship: Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; vernacularName: Seaver Splitfin; nomenclaturalCode: ICZN; Location: higherGeography: Pacific Ocean, Western Pacific Ocean, Micronesia, Caroline Islands, Senyavin (Pohnpei) Islands; waterBody: Pacific Ocean; islandGroup: Caroline Islands; island: Ahnd (Ant) Atoll; country: Federated States of Micronesia; countryCode: FM; stateProvince: Pohnpei; locality: southwest end; verbatimLocality: Pacific Ocean, Western Pacific Ocean, Micronesia, Caroline Islands, Senyavin (Pohnpei) Islands, southwest end of Ahnd (Ant) Atoll; verbatimDepth: 90-100m; minimumDepthInMeters: 90; maximumDepthInMeters: 100; decimalLatitude: 6.79018; decimalLongitude: 158.034245; geodeticDatum: WGS84; coordinateUncertaintyInMeters: 30; georeferenceProtocol: GPS; Identification: identifiedBy: Richard L. Pyle; dateIdentified: 08/01/2014; Event: samplingProtocol: Hand net; eventDate: 07/10/2014; year: 2014; month: 7; day: 10; habitat: rock outcrop along steep slope at top of drop-off; Record Level: modified: 2014-10-29T23:30:00Z; language: en; collectionID: http://biocol.org/urn:lsid:biocol.org:col:1001; institutionCode: BPBM; collectionCode: I; ownerInstitutionCode: BPBM; basisOfRecord: PreservedSpecimenType status:Paratype. Occurrence: catalogNumber: 41206; recordedBy: Richard L. Pyle; individualID: ff70b774-16f8-4469-8229-b2e0a9b655fa; individualCount: 1; lifeStage: adult; preparations: 55% Isopropyl; disposition: in collection; Taxon: taxonID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; scientificNameID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; acceptedNameUsageID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; parentNameUsageID: 5b101671-671b-4200-8b57-17c8548a7180; originalNameUsageID: 68d04709-50c1-48d5-820c-fa4ec1bef301; nameAccordingToID: edb2b394-7d15-42a5-ac89-d979af29aaa7; namePublishedInID: edb2b394-7d15-42a5-ac89-d979af29aaa7; scientificName: Luzonichthysseaver Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; acceptedNameUsage: Luzonichthysseaver Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle sec Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; parentNameUsage: Luzonichthys Herre 1936; originalNameUsage: Luzonichthysseaver Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; nameAccordingTo: Luzonichthysseaver, a new species of Anthiinae  from Pohnpei, Micronesia. Biodiversity Data Journal 3: e4902.Copus J, Ka'apu-Lyons C, Pyle R (2015) ; namePublishedIn: Luzonichthysseaver, a new species of Anthiinae  from Pohnpei, Micronesia. Biodiversity Data Journal 3: e4902.Copus J, Ka'apu-Lyons C, Pyle R (2015) ; higherClassification: Animalia, Deuterostomia, Chordata, Craniata, Gnathostomata, Actinopterygii, Perciformes, Percoidei, Serranidae, Anthiinae, Luzonichthys; kingdom: Animalia; phylum: Chordata; class: Actinopterygii; order: Perciformes; family: Serranidae; genus: Luzonichthys; specificEpithet: seaver; taxonRank: species; verbatimTaxonRank: Species; scientificNameAuthorship: Copus, Ka'apu-Lyons and Pyle; vernacularName: Seaver Splitfin; nomenclaturalCode: ICZN; Location: higherGeography: Pacific Ocean, Western Pacific Ocean, Micronesia, Caroline Islands, Senyavin (Pohnpei) Islands; waterBody: Pacific Ocean; islandGroup: Caroline Islands; island: Ahnd (Ant) Atoll; country: Federated States of Micronesia; countryCode: FM; stateProvince: Pohnpei; locality: southwest end; verbatimLocality: Pacific Ocean, Western Pacific Ocean, Micronesia, Caroline Islands, Senyavin (Pohnpei) Islands, southwest end of Ahnd (Ant) Atoll; verbatimDepth: 90-100m; minimumDepthInMeters: 90; maximumDepthInMeters: 100; decimalLatitude: 6.79018; decimalLongitude: 158.034245; geodeticDatum: WGS84; coordinateUncertaintyInMeters: 30; georeferenceProtocol: GPS; Identification: identifiedBy: Richard L. Pyle; dateIdentified: 08/01/2014; Event: samplingProtocol: Hand net; eventDate: 07/10/2014; year: 2014; month: 7; day: 10; habitat: rock outcrop along steep slope at top of drop-off; Record Level: modified: 2014-10-29T23:30:00Z; language: en; collectionID: http://biocol.org/urn:lsid:biocol.org:col:1001; institutionCode: BPBM; collectionCode: I; ownerInstitutionCode: BPBM; basisOfRecord: PreservedSpecimenDorsal rays X,16, the first two soft rays simple; anal rays III,7, the first spine very small and difficult to detect; first ray simple; pectoral rays 21 (19), the upper most and lower most rays simple; branched pelvic rays I,5; branched caudal rays 13; simple upper and lower segmented caudal rays 4; upper and lower procurrent caudal rays 13; lateral line scales 63 (64); scales above lateral line to origin of dorsal fin 5; scales below lateral line to origin of anal fin 12; gill rakers 8+19 (8 +18)  in SL, and compressed, the width 1.83 1.25) in BD; head length 3.54 (3.41) in SL; snout short and bluntly rounded, 4.0 (3.86) in HL. Orbit diameter 3.43 (3.8) in HL; the least width of interorbital space 3.0 (3.38) in HL; caudal peduncle depth 2.4 (2.45) in HL; caudal peduncle length about twice its depth, 1.09 (1.23) in HL. Mouth terminal and oblique, the maxilla reaching posterior to rear edge of pupil but not posterior to rear edge of orbit; the upper jaw length 1.6 (1.93) in HL; corners of maxilla rounded, its greatest depth about equal to pupil diameter. Opercle with 2 flat spines, the lower acute, in line with center of eye and opercular flap, the upper spine at dorsal end of gill opening poorly developed. Lateral line only slightly arched above pectoral fin, gradually descending below soft portion of dorsal fin, straightening toward the peduncular region; scales on body ctenoid; head scaled except snout; dorsal, anal, and pelvic fins naked; caudal fin with small scales extending about three-fourths distance to posterior margin; basal fifth of pectorals with small scales. Origin of dorsal fin above eighth lateral-line scale; first dorsal spine short, 8.0 (9.0) in head; fourth dorsal spine longest, 2.4 (2.45) in HL; longest dorsal soft ray 2.4 (2.45) in HL; origin of anal fin below base of sixth dorsal soft ray; first anal spine very short, about 12(13.5) in HL; second anal spine 6.0 (6.75) in HL; first anal soft ray very slender and only partly segmented, 2.4 (2.7) in HL; longest anal soft ray 2.0 (2.45) in HL; caudal fin forked, with filamentous rays, the fin length 4.05 (3.83) in SL, the caudal concavity 8.5 (8.36) in SL; middle pectoral rays longest, 3.86 (4.38) in SL; origin of pelvic fins below lower base of pectorals; second pelvic soft ray longest, 5.67 (6.57) in SL , yellow extending posteriorly on upper half of body from a line starting at approximately the tip of the opercular flap and top of pectoral fins to the eighth dorsal ray, fading to bright pink posteriorly. Operculum to lower half of body salmon pink. Pectoral and pelvic fins pale. Dorsal fins yellow with bases of rear dorsal rays pink. Anal fin rays yellow with pale membranes. Upper and lower base of caudal fin pink, extending posteriorly to approximately halfway to the tips; center of base of caudal fin white, fading to pale; posterior half of caudal fin yellow. Lower base of caudal peduncle with yellow band Fig. .Color of holotype in alcohol: Pale, all fins colorless except the caudal which has purple spots on the base of each of the upper and lower segments, the upper extending anteriorly, dorsally on the caudal peduncle.Dorsal rays X,16; anal rays III,7; pectoral rays 19-21; lateral line scales 63-54; gill rakers 8+18-19; Body moderately elongate, the depth 3.86-4.6 in SL; head length 3.41-3.54 in SL; snout 3.86-4.0 in HL; caudal fin forked, with filamentous rays, caudal concavity 8.36-8.5 in SL; pectoral fins 3.86-4.38 in SL; pelvic fins 5.67-6.54 in SL.seaver, as a noun in apposition, for the Seaver family in recognition of support from the Seaver Institute for marine research.Named L.seaver were collected from Pohnpei, Micronesia. A single larva of what may be this species (98.2-99.5% similarity at CO1) was collected in Moorea, French Polynesia , and in the distinctive color pattern on the caudal fin . We have examined enough individuals of L.earlei from many localities to confirm that these color characteristics do not vary signigicantly within that species. Morphologically, it differs from all other species except L.earlei in number of lateral line scales , and from all other species except L.whitleyi in caudal concavity . It further differs from all other species except L.earlei, L.waitei and L.taeniatus in number of gill rakers , and from L.williamsi and L.microlepis in number of anal-fin spines and rays , as well as snout length, orbit diameter, and caudal peduncle depth  snout length (L.whitleyi), and head length (L.earlei) (Table Luzonichthys. The CO1 barcodes produced in this study represent the first sequences publicly available for this genus, aside from the afore mentioned and previously unclassified larval specimen from Moorea.lei Fig. ; however


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AbstractHymenoptera listed 1169 species and subspecies of aculeate wasps, including 173 species of Pompilidae, seven of Scoliidae, 39 of Sphecidae and 403 of Vespidae. Herein are reported 32 species as new for Peru based mainly on the collection of the Natural History Museum, London. The loss of the endemic status of two species is also reported: Entypusperuvianus (Rohwer) (Pompilidae: Pepsinae) and Omicronruficolleschunkei Giordani Soika (Vespidae: Eumeninae).The first checklist of the Peruvian  Pompilidae, Scoliidae and Vespidae together with other seven families have been included in Vespoidea, while Sphecidae has been positioned in Apoidea, both included in HymenopteraAculeata  of them belonging to Pompilidae, Scoliidae, Sphecidae and Vespidae. In addition, it included 226 endemic species for Peru, with 50 Pompilidae, one Scoliidae, two Sphecidae and 67 Vespidae.Aculeata . RasmussPompilidae includes approximately 5,000 species worldwide, with 850 neotropical species among 56 genera  larvae, while species of Chloriontinae have been recorded as predators of Gryllidae (Orthoptera) and Blattaria, Sceliphrinae as predator of Araneae and Blattaria, and Sphecinae as predators of Orthoptera  and Dr. Gavin Broad (curator of the Vespoidea collection)), with some sporadic records from other institutions, as follows: American Museum of Natural History , Instituto de Biociências, Letras e Ciências Exatas da Universidade Estadual de São Paulo , Instituto Fundación Miguel Lillo , Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi , Museo di Storia Naturale di Venezia  and Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de São Paulo , Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History . Species identification of Pompilidae and Sphecidae deposited in the NHM and included herein were confirmed. Dubious identification were not included in the present list. For Scoliidae and Vespidae, only specimens labeled with specialist’s identification were included. In this way, only species of Scoliidae determined by the Dr. James Chester Bradly (1884–1975) or Dr. Johan George Betrem (1899-1980) were considered. These two entomologists were the two main specialists in Scoliidae. All identification deposited in AMNH, IBILCE-UNESP, IFML, MPEG, MSNVE, MZUSP and USMN was confirmed. In addtition,The checklist of Pompilidae, Scoliidae and Vespidae are placed in Vespoidea and Sphecidae in Apoidea with three subfamilies, differing from Sphecidae. For Pompilidae, Epipompilus in Epipompilinae and Notocyphus in Notocyphinae. The Vespidae tribe classification was based on Hermes et al. (2014).The present checklist is organized alphabetically, following , AmazonasAM; , AncashAN; , ApurímacAP; , ArequipaAR; , CajamarcaCA; , CallaoCL; , CuscoCU; , HuánucoHU; , HuancavelicaHV; , JunínJU; , LambayequeLA; , LimaLI; , La LibertadLL; , LoretoLO; , Madre de DiosMD; , PascoPA; , PiuraPI; , San MartinSM; , UcayaliUC.All new records are assigned a cross (†). Abbreviations for the departments of Peru used in the present checklist are the same as in Pompilidae, three of Scoliidae, five of Sphecidae and four of Vespidae, and more than 250 records are new for Peruvian departments or lacalities. Moreover, seven species of Vespidae have been described by Protopolybiadiligens (Smith). Based on the taxonomic update and the present compilation, 1196 species of HymenopteraAculeata are now known PageBreakfor Peru  rufiventris (Fabricius), is recorded for the first time for Peru.In total, 32 species are recorded for the first time from Peru, 20 species of NHM’s collection includes specimens of Entypusperuvianus (Rohwer) from Argentina and Bolivia, indicating that it is not a Peruvian endemic species. Another taxon that has lost its endemic status is Omicronruficolleschunkei Giordani Soika, which has been recorded in Brazil in this work.In addition, the Specimen data. ARGENTINA: 1♀, S. de Estero, 37-47k. S.e. Anatuya, 20.xi.1979, C. & M. Vardy [NHM]. 1♀ and 1♂, Salta, Orán, Abra Grande, x.18–25 1968, C. Porter [NHM]. 1♀ and 1♂, Salta, Orán, Abra Grande, x.18–25 1968, C. Porter [NHM]. BOLIVIA: 1♀, La Paz, Zongo Valley, Cahua, 1400m, 22–23.vi.1979, M. Cooper, B.M. 1979-397 [NHM]. 3♀♀, La Paz, Coroico, 20.v.1989, 1200m, M. Cooper, 1979-216 [NHM]. 1♀, La Paz, Chulumani, 1700m, 25.iii.1979, M. Cooper, B.M. 1979-216 [NHM].Specimen data. BRAZIL: 5♀♀, SP, Pindorama, 21°13'27"S 48°55'35"W, 08/viii/2014, Soleman, R.A. col. [IBILCE-UNESP]Pompilidae from Colombia  cuzco Evans), and Polistinae (Vespidae) from Brazil (Protopolybiachanchamayensis Bequaert) that were regarded as endemic by Polistinae , and Eumeninae (Pararhaphidoglossacarpenteri Cooper) that are known only from Peru. These aspects indicate the hymenopteran fauna of several South American regions are still poorly sampled, and new collecting efforts and identification efforts of already collected material should increase the number of species recorded for Peru.Futhermore, PageBreakChloriontinaeChlorion Latreille, 1802viridicoeruleum Lepeletier & Seville, 1828†: UC SceliphrinaePenepodium Menke in Bohart & Menke, 1976gorianum : UC romandinum : UC Podium Fabricius, 1804 [Kohl 1902]agile Kohl, 1902†: UC denticulatum Smith, 1856: UC kohlii Zavattari, 1908: UC rufipes Fabricius, 1804†: UC SphecinaeSphex Linnaeus, 1758Sphex Linnaeus, 1758Subgenus: nitidiventris Spinola, 1853†: UC tinctipennis Cameron, 1888†: CU , HU (Previsto), UC (B. Abad)CeropalinaeCeropales Latreille, 1796Bifidoceropales Priesner, 1969Subgenus: isoldesubsp.isolde †: LL (Trujillo)Irenangelus Schulz, 1906reversus : UC (B. Abad)EpipompilinaeEpipompilus Kohl, 1884williamsi †: PA (Oxapampa)PepsinaeAgenielliniAgeniella Banks, 1912Alasagenia Banks, 1944Subgenus: fortipes  †: UC PageBreakpilifrons  †: HU (Monzón-Rondos River), JU (Chanchamayo), UC Ageniella Banks, 1912Subgenus: ruficeps  †: UC Auplopus Spinola, 1841deceptor  †: HU (Cord. Azul)Priocnemella Banks, 1925hexagonasubsp.omissa Banks, 1946: HU (Tingo María), JU (Chanchamayo), UC PepsiniCaliadurgus Pate, 1946pretiosus †: PA (Oxapampa)Entypus Dahlbom, 1843decoloratus †: HU (Monzón)dumosus †: LA (Jayanca), LI (Matucana), LL gigas †: UC molestus : Endemic, LA (Lambayeque), LI (Matucana), LL nitidus : HU (Cayumba)peruvianus : CU PompilinaeAporiniAporus Spinola, 1808Aporus Spinola, 1808Subgenus: cuzco Evans, 1973: CU (Urubamba River)Neoplaniceps Bradley, 1944Subgenus: umbratilis Evans, 1966: CU (Urubamba), HU (Tingo María)Notoplaniceps Bradley, 1944Subgenus: canescens Smith, 1873: MD (Pantiacolla)Euplaniceps Haupt, 1930varia Bradley, 1944: CU , UC (B. Abad)PompiliniAnoplius Dufour, 1834Anopliodes Banks, 1939Subgenus: varius : HU , UC (B. Abad)PageBreakAnoplius Dufour, 1834Subgenus: ambatoensis †: CU (Urubamba), LI (Chosica)Arachnophroctonus Howard, 1901Subgenus: inculcatrix : JU (Chanchamayo), LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera)Austrochares Banks, 1947elsinore Banks, 1947: Endemic, CL (Ventanilla), LA , LL Balboana Banks, 1944auripennis : CU (Quincemil), HU (Tingo María), UC manifestata  †: LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera)Evagetes Lepeletier, 1845copiosus Banks, 1947†: CU (Cusco)Paracyphononyx Gribodo, 1884unicolor  †: CU , HU (Tingo María), JU (Chanchamayo)Poecilopompilus Howard, 1901rubricatus : LA , LI , LL Priochilus Banks, 1944captivum †: LO , PA (Pichis), UC formosus Banks, 1944: CU (Quincemil), JU (Chanchamayo), SM (Nuevo Progreso)gloriosumsubsp.gloriosum †: JU (Chanchamayo), UC gracillimus  ): HU (Tingo María), UC pectoralis  : CA (Jaén), LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera), MD , UC .regiussubsp.regius : HU , JU (Chanchamayo), UC ruficoxalis †: UC sericeifrons : CU (Quincemil), HU , UC .splendidulumsubsp.splendidulum : HU , LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera), UC .veraepascis : LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera).PageBreakTachypompilus Ashmead, 1902pallidus Banks, 1947: Endemic, LI (Chosica), LL NotocyphinaeNotocyphus Smith, 1855crassicornis Smith, 1864†: JU (Chanchamayo), LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera), UC .laetabilis †: UC .multipicta Smith, 1873†: LO (Est. Jenaro Herrera), UC saevissimus Smith, 1855†: UC thetis Banks, 1945†: CU , UC CampsomerinaeCampsomeris Guérin-Méneville, 1839Aelocampsomeris Bradley, 1957Subgenus: variegata Fabricius, 1793: JU (Chanchamayo)Lissocampsomeris Bradley, 1957Subgenus: arneohirta †: JU (Chanchamayo), UC (B. Abad)wesmaeli †: CU , HU (Monzón – Rondos River), JU (Chanchamayo), UC ScoliinaeScolia Fabricius, 1775Hesperoscolia Bradley, 1974Subgenus: rufiventris †: JU (Chanchamayo), UC .EumeninaeEumeniniBrachymenes Giordani Soika, 1961wagnerianus : UC (Cord. Azul).Eumenes Latreille, 1802Zeteumenoides Giordani Soika, 1972Subgenus: filiformis : MDPageBreakOmicron de Saussure, 1855paranymphum : UC (Previsto)Pachymenes de Saussure, 1852consuetus Giordani Soika, 1990: MD, JU (Chanchamayo) ghilianii Spinola, 1851: MD ; =peruanus Schrottky, 1911 – see Grandinete et al. 2014)orellanae : HU (Tingo María), LO (Iquitos), MD (Res. Nac. Tambopata), UC (B. Abad) , = orellanaesubsp.vardyi Giordani Soika, 1990 – see Grandinete et al. 2014)Pararhaphidoglossa von Schulthess, 1910carpenteri Cooper, 2013: Endemic, LO (Iquitos) flavicornis Zikán, 1949 , JU (Satipo) [(Satipo) flavoniger Zikán, 1949: JU (Chanchamayo) [chamayo) tayacaja Silveira, 2013: HV (Campo Armiño) [ Armiño) PolistiniPolistes Latreille, 1802Aphanilopterus Meunier, 1888Subgenus: claripennis Ducke, 1904: UC deceptor Schulz, 1905: JU (Chanchamayo), SM (Rioja), UC maranonensis Willink, 1964: AM (Utcubamba)pacificussubsp.modestus Smith, 1868†: HU (Tingo María)testaceicolor Bequaert, 1937: UC


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