Lotobia asiatica HAYASHI & PAPP , 2004 Lotobia supraelegans HAYASHI & PAPP , 2004 India L. latipes HAYASHI & PAPP , 2004 Sphaerocera elephantis HAYASHI , 1990 DIPTERA OF THAILAND A summary of the families and genera with references to the species representations Papp, L. Merz, B. Földvári, M. Acta Zoologica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2006 2006-07-31 52 2 2 97 269 87CN9 [683,904,1073,1099] Insecta Sphaeroceridae Animalia Diptera 124 221 Arthropoda subFamily Sphaerocerinae    Ischioleptasp.– 1 m: FSz03/25. It represents an extremely interesting new species, since it is related to  I. flava( VANSCHUYTBROECK, 1951)from Zaire. The new species will be described in a separate paper.   Ischioleptasp.– 1 f: FSz03/25. This is the smallest  Ischioleptaspecimen known to me. I described  I. minusculafrom Tanzania, but this female with its 1.02 mmlong wing is even smaller. Being a female, its description as new would be premature.    Lotobia asiatica   HAYASHI& PAPP, 2004–  1 m: PF04/7. Thoughrecently described, it is a widespread Orientalspecies.   Lotobia supraelegans  HAYASHI& PAPP, 2004– 1 f: PF04/4; 59 m21 f: PF04/5. It has been found on the dung of large hoofers in Nepal, India, Vietnamand Thailand, but mainly on elephant dung. The third species described from Thailand,  L. latipes  HAYASHI& PAPP, 2004, was not found in our material.   Sphaerocera elephantis  HAYASHI, 1990– 2 m4 f: PF04/5; 3 m: FSz03/25. It seems to be restricted to elephant dung. 2004-11-16 Thung Khai Botanic G. Thailand 1 Oriental 124 221 1 Trang [554,784,1400,1421] 1 Though 124 221 1 Orientale