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The single specimen designated or otherwise fixed as the name-bearing type of a nominal species or subspecies when the nominal taxon is established. (From the Glossary of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature).
homonym
In nomenclature the word homonym is used for identical but independently proposed names for the same or different taxa. For exampe: Ochromyia Lehrer, 2005 is a homonym of Ochromyia Macquart, 1835. As a rule, the junior (more recent) name (in this case Ochromyia Lehrer, 2005) is invalid.
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Vernacular name used for the family Muscidae, more precisely for Musca domestica, the house fly.
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Vernacular name used for Musca domestica
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hover flies
Vernacular name used for the family Syrphidae.
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Gunther
19.06.22 07:42
I can not post an image - I do all right - dont know what to do! Gunther

Gnats2meetu
24.05.22 11:28
Hi! would anyone be able to send on a scan of Delia sanctijacobi redescription from: GRIFFITHS, G.C.D. 1993. Anthomyiidae [part]. In: Flies of the Nearctic Region, 8(2), 10. Thank you!

Zeegers
18.05.22 16:26
Delay, alas, due to Covid related issues. But it will be published !!

Zeegers
18.05.22 16:26
Publication of the English translation of the Fieldguide to Homeodactyla of northwest Europe is due September

sd
14.05.22 07:24
Hi, 3 threads in Eggs, etc should be in adults - possible to change please?

Paul Beuk
13.04.22 07:52
matpfalz: see https://diptera.i.
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matpfalz
12.04.22 07:41
cant attach picture to post in forum, what do I do wrong? Sorry Novice question ...

jtkuper
09.01.22 16:56
Hello, I'm looking for literature on chironomid larvae that are able to survive after being entrapped in ice for at least several days . So far I've only found literature on Eretmoptera murphy

Xespok
11.12.21 16:10
Dematoneura in the gallery should be DeSmatoneura

Paul Beuk
23.09.21 14:29
All sorted.

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