MUSCIDAE
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In the CDO ( PONT 1977) 56 spp. of 18 genera were listed: Morellia 1 sp., Musca (Byomya) 3 spp., M. ( Eumusca ) 3 spp., M. ( Musca ) 1 sp., M. ( Philaematomyia ) 1 sp., M. ( Ptilolepis ) 1 sp., M. ( Viviparomusca ) 2 spp., Neomyia 7 spp. (as Orthellia ), Pyrellia 2 spp., Hydrotaea (as Ophyra ) 1 sp., Gymnodia 2 spp., Dichaetomyia 5 spp., Atherigona (Acritochaeta) 1 sp., Atherigona (A.) 1 sp., Graphomya 1 sp., Hebecnema 1 sp., Myospila 3 spp., Heliographma 1 sp., Limnophora 2 spp., Lispe 6 spp., Pygophora 5 spp., Haematobia 2 spp., Haematobosca 1 sp., Stomoxys 3 spp. Of them only Dichaetomyia nigridorsata EMDEN, 1965 (p. 412) was described from Thailand.
After 1977 a good part of the extant Muscidae fauna of Thailand was made known. TUMRASVIN & SHINONAGA (1978, 1982) summarised and keyed the Muscidae fauna of Thailand in two papers: altogether they recorded 105 spp. Formerly they (TUMRASVIN & SHINONAGA 1977) keyed the species of Musca L. in the series of papers “Studies on medically important flies in Thailand ”. PONT (1977) described Gymnodia tibiseta (p. 355) from Thailand. In the same year SHINONAGA & KANO (1977) described Musca asiatica (p. 111), SHINONAGA & TUMRASVIN (1977) Neomyia cuprea (p. 125, as Orthellia ). The papers of SHINONAGA & KANO (1989) ( Lispe siamensis , p. 816) and SHINONAGA & TUMRASVIN (1978) included new species ( Morellia pseudonigrisquama , p. 351, Pyrellia ponti , p. 353, Pyrellia suchariti , p. 352). The papers of SUCHARIT & TUMRASVIN (1981) and TUMRASVIN et al. (1978) included new records for the Thailand fauna.
Our material is rather diverse. In 2004 we captured, selected and pinned 266 indiv., in 2003 48 indiv. For lack of time they were not selected even to genera.
EMDEN, F. I. VAN (1965) The Fauna of India and the adjacent countries. Diptera 7, Muscidae, part 1. Government of India, Delhi, 647 pp.
PONT, A. C. (1977) The Australian and some other species of Gymnodia Robineau-Desvoidy (Diptera: Muscidae). Australian Journal of Zoology 25 (2): 347 - 369.
SHINONAGA, S. & KANO, R. (1977) A new species of the genus Musca L. from the Oriental Region. Japanese Journal of Sanitary Zoology 28 (2): 111 - 113.
SHINONAGA, S. & TUMRASVIN, W. (1978) Three new muscid flies from Thailand (Diptera, Muscidae). Japanese Journal of Sanitary Zoology 29 (4): 351 - 354.
SHINONAGA, S. & KANO, R. (1989) Four new species of Lispe (Diptera, Muscidae) from the Oriental region. Japanese Journal of Entomology 57 (4): 815 - 821.
SUCHARIT, S. & TUMRASVIN, W. (1981) The survey of flies of medical and veterinary importance in Thailand. Japanese Journal of Sanitary Zoology 32 (4): 281 - 285.
TUMRASVIN, W. & SHINONAGA, S. (1982) Studies on medically important flies in Thailand. 8. Report on 73 species of muscid flies (excluding Muscinae and Stomoxyinae) with the taxonomic keys (Diptera: Muscidae). Japanese Journal of Sanitary Zoology 33 (3): 181 - 199.
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