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A Study on the Chinese Beridinae (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)

Authors: Yang, Ding; 108296; Nagatomi, Akira; 108297;

A Study on the Chinese Beridinae (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)

Abstract

This paper lists 5 genera and 27 species of the subfamily Beridinae from China and Taiwan, and describes 19 species, of which 13 species seem to be new to science. The names of the genera and species here described or redescribed are as follows (the new species are marked with): Actina: acutula, maculipennis, spatulata, varipes, xizangensis. Allognosta: basiflava, flavofemoralis, maculipleura, orientalis, sichuanensis. Beris: alamaculata, basiflava, emeishana, fuscipes, gansuensis, hirotsui. Chorisops: separata, unita. Spartimas: ornatipes.

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Japan
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Keywords

5 genera, 13 new species, China and Taiwan, 486, Beridinae, Taxonomy

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