1997
DOI: 10.1163/187631297x00213
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Holarctic distributions in the genus Bibio (Diptera: Bibionidae)

Abstract: Holarctic distributions in the genus Bibio, minus the Bibio clavipes-group, are discussed. The species Bibio brunnipes (Fabricius), Bibio rufipes (Zetterstedt) and Bibio siebkei Mik are found to have Holarctic distributions. Bibio fulvipes (Zetterstedt), Bibio fumipennis Walker, Bibio tenellus Hardy, and Bibio rufitibialis Hardy are synonymized with Bibio brunnipes. Bibio velorum McAtee and Bibio columbiaensis Hardy are synonymized with Bibio rufipes. Bibio labradorensis Johnson and Bibio monstri James are syn… Show more

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“…Differences are also found in the structure of the gonostylus: the emargination of the epandrium in the new species is parallel-sided and rounded at the base; the lobe is large and widely rounded at the apex. In B. holtii McAtee, the emargination is though rounded at the base but conical, and the lobe is distinctly narrowed toward the apex (Fitzgerald and Skartveit, 1997: fig. 27).…”
Section: Diagnosis the New Species Clearly Differs Frommentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Differences are also found in the structure of the gonostylus: the emargination of the epandrium in the new species is parallel-sided and rounded at the base; the lobe is large and widely rounded at the apex. In B. holtii McAtee, the emargination is though rounded at the base but conical, and the lobe is distinctly narrowed toward the apex (Fitzgerald and Skartveit, 1997: fig. 27).…”
Section: Diagnosis the New Species Clearly Differs Frommentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In Norway, the species occurs on the Hardangervidda Mountain Plateau (Skartveit and Greve, 1995), which is the largest highmountainous plateau of Europe (the height is 1200-1600 m a.s.l.). In the territory of North America, the species is known from Canada and the USA, including Alaska (Fitzgerald and Skartveit, 1997).…”
Section: Bibio Nigriventris Haliday 1833mentioning
confidence: 99%
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