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Papp, L.: New species and records of Sphaeroceridae (Diptera) from the USSR

the type of HALIDAY'S species and he thought that nitidifrons DUDA, 1923 is synonymous with vitripennis. Contrarily, the original drawing of MEIGEN on vitripennis (MORGE 1975, p. 428, Table CLXIII, 8) shows clearly the most characteristic feature of vitripennis, the very long f

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v section of its wings. Therefore, it is no reason to change the interpretation of DUDA, and his species nitidifrons is not synonymous with vitripennis. Copromyza (Olinea) atra (MEIGEN, 1830) — 1 çf: Lithuania, Vilnius, Verkiai, tiik, Nerise orus, 25. 08. 1965, ELBERG; 1 çf: Lithuania, Trakai, 10. 6. 1964, ELBERG; 2 çf

, 2 9 : CranHHaöan, TanacHK., 11. II. 945, UlTaKejiböepr; 2 çf, 1 9 : ibid., JieccoBbie XOJIMM, 18. III. 45; 1 çf, 2 9 : ibid., nperopbfl, 18. IV. 943, ULraKenböepr; det. STACKELBERG: 2 9 '• ibid., 5., 13. IV. 942, TyccaKOBCKHü; 1 9 : ibid., nperopba, 20. III. 942. — A common Holarctic, coprophagous species, known also from many parts of the USSR (NARTSHUK 1970). C. (Copromyza) borealis ZETTERSTEDT, 1847 ;— 1 çf, 1 9 : Kausanio, Finland, 10., 11. VIII. 1968, Negrobov, öeper peKH, Ha Carex; 1 çf, 1 9 : TaBpnjioBo, OK. FlajieBHUbi, 40 KM CC3 CbiKTbiBKap, 3KCKpeMeHTbi lejioB., jiec, 31. VII. 1976, TOPOJXKOB; 2 9 '• O. TyÖHHKOB őop, JleHHHrp. oö., 21. V. 967, TopojjKOB; 1 çf: JlannaHncKHií 3anoB., MypMaHCKafl OÖJI., SKCKpeMeHTbi nenoB., 11. VII. 1975, CbineBCKast; 1 çf: JIaőbiTHaHrH, TioMeHCK. OÖJI., 10. VII. 1973, CbineBCKaa. -— A subarctic species, known from Scandinavia and Sibiria, southwards to Latvia (HACKMAN 1972). C. (Copromyza) equina FALLÉN, 1820 — 2 9 : JlanjiaH/jcKHö 3an., MypMaHCKaa OÖJI., SKCKpeMeHTbi lejioB., 8. VII. 1975, CbraeBCKaa; 1 çf: JIanji. 3-K., MypM., 16. VIII. 1975, CbiieBCKaa; 1 çf: 3naabi, S CKji. rnccapcK. xp., Tanac, 13. VI. 44, LÜTaKejiböepr; 1 çf: Tad/Hnbaöan, Bpx. p. Jlynoo, 2500 M, TyccaKOBCKHH, yp. KoK-Kyjib, öji. Tadmnbao., 20—22. VIII. 940; 1 çf: ibid., 3000 M; 1 çf: ^epbe-Kyjib, ji. HH3. Baxma, 17. III. 944, UlTaKejiböepr; 1 o*, 2 9 : MonoTOBaöan, p. Baxm, Tanac, 8., 9. III. 44, UlTaKejiböepr; 4 çf, 5 9 '• CranHHaöan, TanacHK., 1., 25. L, 9., 11. II. 945, UlTaKejiböepr; 1 9 ibid., nperopbfl, 18. IV. 943, UlTaKejiböepr; det. STACKELBERG: 5 çf: CranHHaöan, TanacHK., 5.I., 14., 15., 21. IV. 942, TyccaKOBCKHö; 2 9 : ibid., 23. I. 944, ULraKeiiböepr. — A widespread Holarctic species. C. (Copromyza) similis COLLIN, 1930 — Estonia, leg. ELBERG: 3 çf, 2 9 : Pàârdu, 6. 06. 1974; 2 çf : Valgjärve, park, 30. 5. 1973; 1 çf : Tartu, Emajoe luht, 16. 9. 72; 1 çf : Luua, 13, salumets, 23. 06. 1969; 1 9 : Prossa jv., noog + tarn, 22. 06. 1969; Estonia, leg. REMM: 2 çf: Vándra r., Samliku, Valgusele, 14., 18. 07. 1973; 1 9 : Vöru raj., Osula, Púhajogi, angervahs, 26. 07. 74. — 1 çf, 2 9 : Latvia, Sigulda, Gauja, lehtmets, 26. 5. 1972, ELBERG; 1 9 : CaöJiHHO, JleHHHrpan o., 2. II. 925, UlTaKejiböepr. — North Europe, mountain areas of Central Europe, Sibiria (HACKMAN 1972). Usually on droppings of mammals. C. (Copromyza) stercoraria (MEIGEN, 1830)— 1 çf

, 1 9 : Yakutsk, 21-22. 8. 72; 1 9 : Estonia, Vöhandu, Vindso, 20. 5. 1972, ELBERG. — Widespread in Europe, new for Sibiria. A terricolous species, often found in small mammal burrows. Copromyza (Borborillus) spp. 9 9-1 9 : HeieKTw, BOCT. naMHp, PaihcoBa, VLTL, IX. 944; 3 9 : BaKypHaHH, 30. 6. 45, 032 CT 5, A. UlapoB. — All the females are not identifiable as members of the costalis species-group (PAPP 1973). Ceroptera rubricornis (DUDA, 1918) — 1 çf : /Jepbe-Kyjib, n. HH3. Baxma, necKH, non HH/xKpbiJibKMH Scarabaeus, 15. III. 44, UlTaKejiböepr; 1 9 : MonoTOBaöan, non. p. Baxm, Tanac., JieccoBafl paBHHHa, 26. III. 44, UlTaKejiböepr; 2 çf, 1 9 '• ibid., 27. HI. 44. — Known only from Turkmenia and Afghanistan (DUDA 1938, PAPP 1978). It develops in dung pellets of Scarabaeus beetles. Ceroptera rufitarsis (MEIGEN, 1830) — 4 çf, 6 9 '• Benn, ApMeHHJi, 6. V. 957, TpannubiH. — Hitherto known from the Mediterranean Region and from Afghanistan (Papp 1978), new for the fauna of the USSR. Coproica acutangula (ZETTERSTEDT, 1847) — 1 çf, 1 9 '• MonoTOBaöan, non. p. Baxm, Tanac, 9., 24. III. 44, UFraKenboepr. — A widespread species through human activity, developing first of all in the droppings of large mammals. Coproica ferruginata (STENHAMMAR, 1954) — 2 o*, 3 9 : CranHHaöan, TanacHK., 25. V. 945, TyccaKOBCKHH. — A cosmopolitan, coprophagous species. Coproica lugubris (HALIDAY, 1836) — 2 rf A 9 : CrajiHHaöan, neccoBbie xonivibi, 18. TH. 945, ULraKenböepr; 2 çf, 1 9 : ibid., TanacHK., 25.1. 945, 9. II. 944, IÜTaKenböepr; 2 çf, 3 9 : ibid., BoTaHHHecKHH can, 8. III. 45, UlTaKejiböepr; 2 çf, 1 9 : ibid., TanacHK., 20. ül. 14. IV. 942, TyccaKOBCKHH. •— A Palaearctic species, developing in droppings of cattle and horse, known also from Kazakhstan (NARTSHUK 1970). Coproica vagans (HALIDAY, 1833) — 2 $ : MonoTOBaöan, non. p. Baxm, Tanac., 9., 10. III. 44, ULraKenboepr; 1 9 : Haac. naHnac, K>ac. Tanac., Ha CBCT, 23. VHT. 943, JlynnoBa. — Life-history and distribution same as for ferruginata STENH.