Campos MARC21 para interoperabilidade com a base de dados LILACS / MARC21 fields for interoperability with LILACS database

Tabela de conversão de dados para fins de interoperabilidade entre formato MARC21 e Metodologia LILACS para criação de registros bibliográficos

FAMILY SCATOPSIDAE.

An updated catalogue of the family Scatopsidae in Colombia is presented. Seven species of six genera have being recorded for the country, but four of these species are still undescribed. The Ectaetiinae genus Ectaetia, the Psectrosciarinae genera Anapausis and Psectrosciara, and at least the Scatopsinae genera Scatopse, Efcookella, and Abrhexoza are expected to be present in the fauna of the family in Colombia.

FAMILY RHAGIONIDAE.

The family Rhagionidae is one of the oldest Brachyeran lineages. Its monophyly is still uncertain. There are four rhagionid genera distributed in Neotropical Region but only three species of Chrysopilus are found in Colombia.

FAMILY XYLOPHAGIDAE.

This family is recorded for the first time to Colombia, with only one undescribed species of genus Rachicerus.

FAMILY PANTOPHTHALMIDAE.

This catalogue features 11 species distributed in 2 genera recorded to Colombia. Three species of Pantophthalmus are recorded for the first time to the country.

FAMILY TABANIDAE.

This catalogue presents 256 species distributed in 32 genera, six tribes and three subfamilies recorded to Colombia. For each species we present the available geographical information and most important references.

FAMILY STRATIOMYIDAE.

The family Stratiomyidae has more than 2,800 described species, of which 1001 species belongs to the Neotropics. This catalog for Colombia presents 87 species distributed in 32 genera, and ten subfamilies. Merosargus gracilis and the genus Microchrysa, with a single species M. bicolor are recorded for the first time to Colombia. The fauna is very expressive but still poorly known, representing nearly one tenth of the Neotropical diversity of the family in numbers of species, and one fifth of generic diversity.

FAMILY XYLOMYIDAE.

This family is poor known in Colombia with only two known species of two genera, Solva tuberculata and Arthropeina colombiana.

FAMILY ACROCERIDAE.

A catalog of the Acroceridae from Colombia is provided. Five species and five genera are recorded for the country, including one undescribed Ocnaea species.

FAMILY NEMESTRINIDAE.

Nemestrinidae (Diptera, Nemestrinoidea) are a relatively rare group of flies, and the knowledge on the Colombian fauna is still incipient. According to the available literature, only one species is recorded to this country, Hyrmophlaeba magdalena Bernardi, 1977.

FAMILY ASILIDAE.

Asilidae is one of the largest Diptera families with more than 7,000 recognized species worldwide. All their species are predators on arthropods, mainly insects. This catalogue presents 71 species distributed in 26 genera, ten tribes or generic groups and four subfamilies. For each species we present the available geographical information and relevant references.

FAMILY BOMBYLIIDAE.

Bombyliidae is one of the largest Diptera families with more than 4,500 recognized species worldwide. Their species vary from robust to thin, and may be small to large (2-20mm) and looks like bees or wasps. They also present great variation in color. Adults can often be seen either resting and sunning themselves on trails, rocks or twigs or feeding on flowering plants as they are nectar feeders. All reared bee flies are predators or parasitoids of arthropods. The Colombian fauna of bombyliids comprises at the moment 22 species, and 12 genera, of which, six are endemic species. Nonetheless, this number may be much higher, as Colombia is a megadiverse country and there are not many specimens of this family deposited in collections all over the world.

FAMILY MYDIDAE.

Mydidae (Diptera, Asiloidea) are a relatively rare group of flies, and the knowledge on the Colombian mydids is very poor. According to available literature, only two species are registered to this country, Protomydas coerulescens (Olivier, 1811) and P. rubidapex (Wiedemann, 1830).

FAMILY THEREVIDAE.

This catalogue presents the Colombian fauna of stiletto flies (Diptera: Therevidae). According to available literature, only four species, distributed in three genera, are registered to this country, Ataenogera brevicornis (Bromley, 1934), Brachylinga punctifrons (Kröber, 1914), B. xanthoperna Irwin and Webb, 1991 and Chromolepida pruinosa (Coquillett, 1904).

FAMILY EMPIDIDAE.

Empididae is one of the biggest families of Diptera with around 3,000 known species. The family is poorly known in Colombia, with only six species reported and this work provides information on their distribution. No endemic genera or species have been recorded to date from Colombia.

FAMILY HYBOTIDAE.

Hybotidae is a diverse family of the order Diptera, suborder Brachycera, superfamily Empidoidea. Hybotid flies are generally yellow to black, are morphologically diverse, and are distributed worldwide. The monophyly of the family is based on: palpifer and fore tibial gland present, laterotergite bare and R4+5 unbranched. Hybotids are mainly predators and are usually found on the vegetation, logs and other surfaces, or in flight during displacement and forage. This catalogue, based on the study of specimens and available literature records, summarizes and updates the information on the Colombian fauna of Hybotidae, which includes 19 species distributed in six genera.

FAMILY PHORIDAE.

The Phoridae recorded from Colombia are catalogued, totaling 226 species distributed in 19 genera and three subfamilies. For each species, distribution, hierarchic position and cited references are presented.

FAMILY DOLICHOPODIDAE.

The Dolichopodidae recorded from Colombia are listed based on literature data only and currently comprise 30 species in 14 genera (six subfamilies). Information on type material and depository institutions is given.

FAMILY PIPUNCULIDAE.

Pipunculidae presently have around 1,400 known species, but it is poorly known in Colombia, with only ten reported species in all territory. The genera Eudorylas Aczél and Tomosvaryella Aczél are the most abundant. This work provides information on the species distribution. No endemic genera have been recorded to date from Colombia.