Tabanidas do Brazil e de alguns Estados visinhos

Lutz, Adolpho

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“…Fairchild -Neotropical Tabanidae 211 The position of Selasoma, similar in its coloration and incrassate tibiae to Lepiselaga, is dubious. It has generally been placed near Lepiselaga (Lutz 1913;Enderlein 1925;Kröber 1934) but there are fundamental points of difference. The basicosta bears a fair number of setae, the palpi are greatly inflated but not flattened, the frons is narrow with a rugose linear callus nearly filling it and with out tubercle or ocelli at vertex, the labella are large and wholly membranous, the first antennal segment is not elongate, the second bears a dorsal tooth and the basal plate of third is wide and flattened.…”

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“…The eyes are unpatterned in life, dull greenish black, whereas those of Lepiselaga and Himantostylus are characteristically banded. Accord ing to Lutz (1913) the species is crepuscular and bites horses on the belly. Records from Panama confirm this.…”

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“…Stigmatophthalmus altivagus Lutz was placed by Lutz (1913) with Selasoma and Lepiselaga, by Enderlein (1925) near Stibasoma, and by Kröber as a subgenus of Dicladocera. It has, however, setose basicosta, large membranous labella, and no vestiges of ocelli.…”

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“…Little is recorded as to the habits of the other species. Lutz (1913) notes that the original series of Lep . aberrans was taken at 3 p.m. and bit man and horses avidly.…”

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Notes on Neotropical Tabanidae VI a New Species of Lepiselaga Macq. with Remarks on Related Genera

Fairchild

1965

Psyche: A Journal of Entomology

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The discovery by Dr. Vernon Lee of a new species of Lepiselaga in Colombia, provides the opportunity to review the taxonomy of the group and to make some suggestions as to the relationships of the species to each other, as well as to other genera usually considered to be related. Lutz (1913) erected the subfamily Lepidoselaginae to contain Lepiselaga, Selasoma, Himantostylus, and Stigmatophthalmus, the last two described as new. Lutz accepted Osten Sacken's invalid emendation of Lepiselaga to Lepidoselaga, but used both inter changeably in this publication. He also stated that the subfamily would contain other unnamed Australian and African species. Ender lein (1925) retained the group as a tribe Lepiselagini for 9 more or less unrelated genera, but including Lepiselaga and Himantostylus, though not Selasoma or Stigmatophthalmus, which were placed in the tribes Tabanini and Dichelacerini, respectively. Kröber (1934) included Lepiselaga and Selasoma in the subfamily Lepiselaginae, but placed Himantostylus in the Stenotabaninae and relegated Stigma tophthalmus to the position of a subgenus of Dicladocera in the sub family Tabanini. Fairchild (1942) placed Lepiselaga and Selasoma in Tabaninae, tribe Lepiselagini. Finally Mackerras (1955) included all the Neotropical Tabaninae with bare basicosta in one tribe, Diachlorini. As at present known, Selasoma, Stigmatophthalmus and Himanto stylus are monotypic, each containing but a single rather aberrant species, and will be discussed first.

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“…Little is recorded as to the habits of the other species. Lutz (1913) notes that the original series of Lep . aberrans was taken at 3 p.m. and bit man and horses avidly.…”

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Notes on Neotropical Tabanidae VI a New Species of Lepiselaga Macq. with Remarks on Related Genera

Fairchild

1965

Psyche: A Journal of Entomology

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“…erected the subgenus (Stenochlorops) to encompass species with subcallus and face largely bare and shiny, eye with slender green lines forming two narrow transverse loops, and scutellum contrastingly pale haired. In this subgenus are included: Diachlorus paradoxus Lutz, 1913; D.…”

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A new specie of Stenotabanus (Stenochlorops) (Diptera: Tabanidae) from Amazonas, Brazil, and a key to the subgenus

1982

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Description of Dichelacera (Dichelacera) walteri n. sp. (Diptera: Tabanidae) with a Key to Related Species in the Subgenus Dichelacera Macquart

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Dichelacera (Dichelacera) walteri Guimarães, Gorayeb & Rodrigues-Guimarães n. sp. is described from female specimens collected in Marambaia Island, located in Mangaratiba County, state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The characterization of the species was based in the following characters: a medium-sized species, more sclerotized than others in the subgenus Dichelacera Macquart, the second segment of palp with dark setae and longer than the third antennal segment, a brown scutum with pruinescence on the anterior half and posterior edges with white tonality, yellow dorsum of abdomen with the last three segments brown, white-yellowish venter with yellow setae, narrow frons with dark brown callus, extending just beyond a ridge in the middle of the frons, vertex with ocelli, hyaline wings with three large black bands, and tricolored legs.

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Tabanidas do Brazil e de alguns Estados visinhos

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Notes on Neotropical Tabanidae VI a New Species of Lepiselaga Macq. with Remarks on Related Genera

Notes on Neotropical Tabanidae VI a New Species of Lepiselaga Macq. with Remarks on Related Genera

A new specie of Stenotabanus (Stenochlorops) (Diptera: Tabanidae) from Amazonas, Brazil, and a key to the subgenus

Description of Dichelacera (Dichelacera) walteri n. sp. (Diptera: Tabanidae) with a Key to Related Species in the Subgenus Dichelacera Macquart

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