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THESES PHD-THESIS ON FAUNA, SYSTEMATICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF CHIRONOMIDS OF THE TRIBE CHIRONOMINI (DIPTERA, CHIRONOMIDAE) OF SOUTH PART OF THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST (2002) (IN RUSSIAN) by Oksana V. Zorina Institute of Biology and Soil Sciences Far East Branch Russian Academy of Sciences, 690022 Vladivostok, Russia. E-mail: ovz@mailru.com The taxonomic revision of chironomids of tribe Chironomini is given for the south of Russian Far East for the first time. As a results 123 species from 33 genera are recognized; 11 species and 1 subgenus (Miscellanea) new to science are described; 11 species are recorded for the Palaearctic for the first time; 1 subgenus and 38 species are registered for Russia for the first time; 69 species are collected for Russian Far East for the first time. The names of 2 species are shown to be synonyms. Descriptions of previously unknown of female of 10 species and the male of 1 species are given. Preimaginal and imaginal systems of the tribe Chironomini are compared and consolidated using literature and original data on the metamorphosis of 51 species that are distributed in the south of the Russian Far East. Diagnoses and keys to 33 genera and 123 species of Chironomini are given for three stages of metamorphosis. Distribution of chironomids of the tribe Chironomini in regions of the south of the Russian Far East is reported. The types of distribution of 123 species are analyzed. Seventy-four species are recorded in the Palaearctic and 44 species occur in the Holarctic. Text 542 pages, Figures – 133, References – 188. SHORT-COMMUNICATIONS NEW NAME FOR Thienemanniella similis CASPERS & REISS, 1989 NOT MALLOCH, 1915 By O. A. Sæther Museum of Zoology, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway. Caspers & Reiss (1989) described a new species, Thienemanniella similis, from Turkey. That name is preoccupied by Thienemanniella similis (Malloch) originally described as Corynoneura similis (Malloch 1915: 413). The species is redescribed by Hestenes & Sæther (2000: 113). Thienemanniella caspersi is hereby proposed as a replacement name. References CASPERS, N. & REISS, F. 1989. Die Chironomidae der Türkei. Teil I: Podonominae, Diamesinae, Prodiamesinae, Orthocladiinae (Diptera, Nematocera, Chironomidae). - Entomofauna 10: 105-160. HESTENES, T. C. & SÆTHER. 0. A. 2000. Three new Nearctic Thienemanniella Kieffer species with a review of the Nearctic species. Pp. 103-127 in: HOFFRICHTER, O. (ed.): Late 20th century research on Chironomidae: an anthology from the 13th international symposium on Chironomidae. - Shaker Verl., Aachen, 661 pp. MALLOCH, J. R. 1915. The Chironomidae, or midges, of Illinois, with particular reference to the species occurring in the Illinois River. - Ill. St. Lab. nat. Hist. 10: 275-543. 34
WL/WShL=1.9 or thereabouts Peter H. Langton In my Key to pupal exuviae of British Chironomidae (1984), I provided a graph of the relationship between the lengths of the pupal wing sheath and adult wing (data obtained from reared specimens belonging to the Tanypodinae, Orthocladiinae and Chironominae). I continue to find this useful, so I reprint the graph here for those who may not have seen the original. 35
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