A revision of the Celyphidae (Diptera) of the Oriental Region*

Tenorio, JoAnn M.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2311.1972.tb00847.x

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“…We have studied pregenital and genital sclerites and muscles in seven specimens of Celyphus (Hemiglobus) porosus Tenorio 1972. Material. 7 males, Northern Vietnam: Phu Tho prov., Thanh Son distr., Xuan Son munic.…”

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“…Male genitalia are normally dominated by a pair of long, usually heavily sclerotized median processes which are closely associated with the phallapodeme. These processes were termed gonapophyses (Tenorio 1969), gonites (Tenorio 1972) or gonopods (Papp 1998). We treated them as pregonites.…”

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“…Family Celyphidae belongs to the superfamily Lauxanioidea and comprises 115 species belonging to six genera, occurring in the Ethiopian, Oriental and Australasian regions (occurrence in the South America needs corroboration) (Tenorio 1969(Tenorio , 1972Papp 1998). They are small or medium sized, usually robust flies of different color.…”

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Musculature of the abdomen and male genitalia of a member of Celyphidae (Diptera, Cyclorrhapha)

Ovtshinnikova

Galinskaya

2016

Oriental Insects

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a russian academy of sciences, Zoological institute, st. Petersburg, russia; ABSTRACT Musculature of male genitalia is for the first time revealed and described in Celyphidae (Diptera). We have defined the specific features of sclerites and muscles of Celyphidae male genitalia on the basis of the comparative analysis of these anatomical structures in other acalyptrate flies. The secondary symmetry of male pregenital and genital sclerites, muscles, and merged segments 7 and 8 (forming syntergosternite 7 + 8) in Celyphidae possibly indicates that this family is closely related to Lauxaniidae and Diopsoidea. Moreover, Celyphidae is similar to Psilidae in terms of syntergosternite 7 + 8 decreased, pregenital muscles partially reduced, hypandrial structures partially reduced, muscles M1 and M2 merged, and muscle M25 reduced. Celyphidae are characterized by the presence of pregonites (gonopods sensu) and associated muscles M42. We suppose that pregonites (and corresponding muscles) connected with hypandrium originated independently in different groups of Cyclorrhapha.

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Musculature of the abdomen and male genitalia of a member of Celyphidae (Diptera, Cyclorrhapha)

Ovtshinnikova

Galinskaya

2016

Oriental Insects

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“…Since that time, the family Celyphidae has grown to 115 valid species (of nearly 130 described) within 8 valid genera (of 9 described). Tenorio (1972) is the most comprehensive work on the family, although only dealing with the fauna of the Oriental Region, describing 21 new species-group taxa in addition to redescribing the then-known species in that region. Only 30 additional species have been described in the 45 years since that work.…”

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“…1), and afterwards, Vanschuytbroek (1952) did not mention the species when listing the species known at that time. Tenorio (1972), in her revision of Celyphidae of the Oriental Region, mistakenly referred to the species as having been described from Australia, and offered no further information. However, this was likely a mix-up with a different species, Celyphus inaequalis Costa, 1864, which was described from “Australia ?”, and is, like the current species under study, unknown after its initial description, with the family otherwise not known from the continent of its type locality.…”

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The dipteran family Celyphidae in the New World, with discussion of and key to world genera (Insecta, Diptera)

Gaimari¹

2017

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The family Celyphidae (Diptera, Lauxanioidea) is verified as part of the New World fauna, with a second specimen discovered of a species described from French Guiana in 1844 by P.J.M. Macquart. As this species possesses characteristics that clearly suggest a separate lineage from the Old World celyphids, a new genus is proposed, Atopocelyphus gen. n., with the type species, Celyphus ruficollis Macquart, in the new combination Atopocelyphus ruficollis (Macquart), comb. n. A key to world genera of Celyphidae is presented, along with discussion of generic concepts. Chamaecelyphus Frey is synonymized under Spaniocelyphus Hendel, syn. n., resulting in the following 10 new combinations: Spaniocelyphus africanus (Walker), comb. n.; S. dichrous (Bezzi), comb. n.; S. gutta (Speiser), comb. n.; S. halticinus (Frey), comb. n.; S. kalongensis (Vanschuytbroek), comb. n.; S. ruwenzoriensis (Vanschuytbroek), comb. n.; S. straeleni (Vanschuytbroek), comb. n.; S. upembaensis (Vanschuytbroek), comb. n.; S. violaceus (Vanschuytbroek), comb. n.; S. vrydaghi (Vanschuytbroek), comb. n. The subgenera of Celyphus Dalman are elevated to genus rank, as Paracelyphus Bigot, stat. rev., and Hemiglobus Frey, stat. rev., resulting in the following 17 new and revised combinations: Hemiglobus cheni (Shi), comb. n.; H. eos (Frey), comb. n.; H. lacunosus Frey, comb. rev.; H. pellucidus Frey, comb. rev.; H. planitarsalis (Shi), comb. n.; H. porosus (Tenorio), comb. n.; H. pulchmaculatus (Liu & Yang), comb. n.; H. quadrimaculatus (Tenorio), comb. n.; H. resplendens Frey, comb. rev.; H. rugosus (Tenorio), comb. n.; H. testaceus (Malloch), comb. n.; H. trichoporis (Shi), comb. n.; H. unicolor Frey, comb. rev.; H. violaceus Chen, comb. rev.; Paracelyphus hyacinthus Bigot, comb. rev.; P. medogis (Shi), comb. n.; P. vittalis (Shi), comb. n.

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