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very bad state of preservation (facial plate, right antenna, left half of its postabdomen were eaten by anthrenus larvae), it was easy to observe that it is not more than a species of Clano neurum, which is very close to cimiciforme (Hal. ). Consequently the synonymification of Discomyzoides with Clanoneurum can be confirmed. NOTIPHILINAE Hydrellia pubescens Becker, 1926: Flieg, pal. Reg., 6/1: 70. Holotype male: 1) "Patras 50058. IV." - 2) "

pubescens Beck. $" (BECKER'

s handwriting). Hydrellia subgrisea Becker, 1926: Flieg, pal. Reg., 6/1: 71, syn. n. of pubescens Beck. BECKER described the two species on the basis of a single male and female, respectively. Though he was unable to give satisfactory differentiating characteristics and he was not able to preclude the possibility that they are the male and the female of the same species (since they were collected at the very same place at the same time), he described them as separate species. The holotype female of subgrisea was not found in the collection of BECKER, it is in all probability lost. Under the label "

subgrisea Beck" a female specimen of Hydrellia was found ("Karisloja 43928" - "n. sp. "; in his collecting diary: "43928: "Hyd rellia sp. and" n. sp. "), which is unidentifiable but which is surely not conspecific with the male holotype of pubescens

. To avoid confusions in the future, it is better to regard sub grisea as a junior synonym of pubescens

; or if this synonimification is invalid because of the loss of its holotype, we can regard subgrisea as an unrecognizable species. Philygria strandi Duda, 1942: Deutsche ent. Ztschr., 1942: 22 (Hydrina) is an unrecognizable name. There was no specimen under "

Hydrina Strandi D. " in the collection of DUDA. It is very probable that Duda misidentified the holotype of strandi, he pulled of its identification label and he put the specimen to an other species label in his collection, as this usage of DUDA was proved in other cases. PARYDRINAE Parydra hecate (Haliday, 1834): Ent. Mag., 1: 175 (Parhydra). Napaea obscuripennis Duda, 1942: Deutsche ent. Ztschr., 1942: 36, syn. n. Lectotype male: 1) (yellow label, 2x9 mm) "18 3 24" - 2) (white printed label, 10x5 mm) Wüstung b. Hableschwerdt 1. Duda - 3) (white, 12x6 mm) "

obscuripennis D ê d. Duda" (DUDA' s handwriting). The lectotype is almost intact, only its right scutellar bristles are broken. Paralectotypes: 11 ó, 3 g on 9 pin: Wüstung b. Habelschwerdt, St. Wendel, Rheinl.

, Nimptsch, Schies., 8. 4. 12., 12. 7. 20 (and not 21. as given by DUDA), 21. 3. 24., 7., 8., 11. 4. 25. (the ratio of the sex is not the same as given by DUDA). Parhydra obliqua Becker, 1896: Berl. ent. Ztschr., 41: 215, syn. of Parydra hecate (Hal.): synonimification by BECKER, 1926. Lectotype male: 1) (white label), 11x6 mm)" "Kroatien 40011." - 2) (white, 13x6 mm) "

Parydra obliquae n. sp. " (BECKER' s handwriting). The lectotype is completely intact. Paralectotype male: 1) "obliqua Beck. " - 2) "Macerata 39468". One syntype was sent to Dr. G. SOIKA (Venite) by PEUS probably as an exchange specimen. Though BECKER himself synonimized this name with hecate, it seemed worth corroborating this synonimification by a study of the types and by the lectotype designation. Parydra quadripunctata (Meigen, 1830): Syst. Beschr. , 6: 117 (Ephydra)

. Napaea quadripunctata var, obliterata Duda, 1942: Deutsche ent. Ztschr., 1942: 38, syn. n. Lectotype male: 1) (yellow label, 6.5x2 mm) "25 9 20" - 2) (white printed label, 10x5 mm) Ilfeld, S.-Harz Duda- 3) (white, 15.5x6.5 mm) "

4 punctata v. obliterata S d. Duda"

. The lectotype is intact, its has a small vein appendage on the edge of its vein ^+3. Paralectotypes: 2 o, 1 o: labels same as for lectotype but collecting data: "24 9 15", "9 7 21", "27 6 20".