Diptères exotiques nouveaux ou peu connus

Macquart, J

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“…After the original description by Macquart (1844), Celyphus ruficollis has been rarely mentioned in the literature, and only ever by repeating information from the original description. For example, Bigot (1878) included the species, along with its type locality, in a list of species included in the “ Celyphes ”.…”

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“…The following year, Wandolleck (1897) repeated the list of celyphid species as reported by Jacobson (1896). Later, Frey (1941) suggested that Celyphus ruficollis is likely not a celyphid due to the presence of fronto-orbital setae evident on plate 34, figure 4a of Macquart (1844) (Fig. 1), and afterwards, Vanschuytbroek (1952) did not mention the species when listing the species known at that time.…”

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“…1 Planche 34, figures 4 and 4a from Macquart (1844) 2 Labels on male syntype from MNHN (inset green circle is bottom of circular label).…”

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

Gaimari¹

2017

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“…Anabarhynchus Macquart 1848 is a large genus of therevine, with over 110 species described from Australia. Anabarhynchus is placed in the subfamily Therevinae and is distinguished from other therevine by the presence of the following combination of characters: antennal base positioned low on frons; medial surface of scape without setae; wing cell M 3 open (never stalked); costal setae in 2-4 rows; fore femoral macrosetae usually present; hind femora with av macrosetae (rarely absent); post spiracular pile present (rarely absent); mid coxa lacking pile on posterior surface (rarely present); multiple rows of post ocular macrosetae in both sexes; male frons typically broad, rarely narrower than width of ocellar tubercle and never holoptic; male genitalia typically with rounded gonocoxite usually lacking outer gonocoxal processes, inner gonocoxal apodeme present and articulated.…”

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“…The subspecies Anabarhynchus hyalipennis varicincta Bigot (1860) is found in New Caledonia and Vanuatu in the New Hebrides (Lyneborg 2001), and the genus is also known from New Guinea (Lyneborg 2001, Winterton 2011). The only other Therevine genus known to occur in the Indonesian archipelago and Papua New Guinea is Irwiniella Lyneborg 1976, a genus which is diverse in both the Afrotropical and Oriental regions (Winterton 2011, Nagatomi and Lyneborg 1987).…”

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A new species of Anabarhynchus (Diptera: Therevidae) from an ocean beach in south east Victoria

Ferguson¹

2014

BDJ

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Anabarhynchus Macquart 1848 is a large genus of the Therevidae (Diptera) that are endemic to Australasia with a couple of described species from Melanesia. We describe and illustrate Anabarhynchus oceanus sp. n., a species found on ocean beaches in eastern Victoria, Australia. The species shares most characters with the monobasic Anabarhynchus kampmeierae species group of Lyneborg (2001), but also shares a unique feature of the male genitalia with the endemic New Zealand genus Megathereva Lyneborg, 1992. This new species brings the total number of described Australian species in the genus to 113.

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Apioceridae (Insecta: Diptera): cladistic reappraisal and biogeography

Irwin

1996

Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society

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Diptères exotiques nouveaux ou peu connus

Cited by 39 publications

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

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

A new species of Anabarhynchus (Diptera: Therevidae) from an ocean beach in south east Victoria

Apioceridae (Insecta: Diptera): cladistic reappraisal and biogeography

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