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A comprehensive review of the Afrotropical Elminae is presented herein, encompassing 23 genera: Aspidelmis, Ctenelmis, Elmidolia, Elpidelmis, Eumicrodinodes, Exolimnius, Helminthocharis, Helminthopsis, Lathridelmis, Leielmis, Leptelmis, Lobelmis, Ludyella, Microdinodes, Pachyelm...


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Type specimens of New World Oedionychini Chapuis, 1875, deposited in the collections of the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin (MFNB) are examined and illustrated. Types assigned by Ludwig Wilhelm Schaufuss, Johann Karl Wilhelm Illiger, Julius Weise, Wilhelm Ferdinand Erichson, and Edgar von Harold were discovered. Lectotypes are designated for the following species: Asphaera c...


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We provide additional morphological notes on Cyrtodactylus khasiensis Jerdon, 1870 sensu stricto based on topotypical specimens from Meghalaya, northeast India, thereby clarifying its diagnostic morphological traits and extending its distribution further westwards based on molecular data. In addition, based on an integrative systematic approach, we describe a new spe...


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We present a comprehensive list of additions to Disney’s 1989 key ʻScuttle Flies. Diptera: Phoridae. Genus Megaseliaʼ, which has become the de facto fundamental reference for the identification of European species of Megaselia. The present update extends Disney’s key to cover all Palearctic species, with 393 additions and an indication of where they fit in t...


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This study provides taxonomic contributions to the genus Mogrus Simon, 1882 from India, with the descriptions of two new species: Mogrus shushka Tripathi, Kadam & Prajapati sp. nov. and Mogrus pune Tripathi, Kulkarni & Kadam sp. nov. Furthermore, the male of Mogrus rajasthanensis Caleb, Chatterjee, Tyagi, Kundu & Kumar, 2017 is ...


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