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New synonymies and new combinations of Muscidae from China (Diptera, Muscoidea).

ABSTRACT: New synonymies and new combinations are proposed, based mainly on the study of type materials. They are as follows: Helina sarmentosa Fang & Fan, 1993 = Helina dianica Qian & Feng, 2005, syn. n.; Helina dianxiia Xue and Li, 2002 = Helina aureolicolorata Feng & Xue, 2002, syn. n.; Myospila lenticeps (Thomson, 1869) = Helina magnimaculata Feng, 1995, syn. n.; Spilogona angulisurstyla (Xue & Xiang, 1998), comb. n.; Spilogona apicicauda (Xue, Wang & Tong, 2003), comb. n.; Hebecnema arcuatiabdomina (Feng & Fan, 2001), comb. n.

SUBMITTER: Wang MF

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3677293 | biostudies-literature | 2013

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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New synonymies and new combinations of Muscidae from China (Diptera, Muscoidea).

Wang Ming-Fu MF

ZooKeys 20130416 290

New synonymies and new combinations are proposed, based mainly on the study of type materials. They are as follows: Helina sarmentosa Fang & Fan, 1993 = Helina dianica Qian & Feng, 2005, syn. n.; Helina dianxiia Xue and Li, 2002 = Helina aureolicolorata Feng & Xue, 2002, syn. n.; Myospila lenticeps (Thomson, 1869) = Helina magnimaculata Feng, 1995, syn. n.; Spilogona angulisurstyla (Xue & Xiang, 1998), comb. n.; Spilogona apicicauda (Xue, Wang & Tong, 2003), comb. n.; Hebecnema arcuatiabdomina ( ...[more]

PMID: 23794857

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