70 M. Carles-Tolrá Hjorth-Andersen (coord.)SCATOPSIDAENEMATOCERAJean–Paul HAENNI (Dípteros iberobaleares)Marcos BÁEZ (Dípteros macaronésicos)España 20 E peninsular 18 b Baleares 2 c Canarias 5 Ibéricas 21Portugal 3 P peninsular 2 a Azores 1 m Madeira 2 Iberobaleares 21Andorra (A) 9 Macaronésicas 6ASPISTINAEAspistes Meigen, 1818E – – – – – – berolinensis Meigen, 1818PSECTROSCIARINAEAnapausis Enderlein, 1912E – – – – – – aratrix Haenni & Brunhes, 1981 (2)E – – – – – – dalmatina Duda, 1928– – c – – – – dudai Haenni, 2002 (3)– – – – – – A dufourella Haenni, 1984 (4)– – – – – – A helvetica Haenni, 1984 (5)E––P–––pollicata Ch<strong>and</strong>ler, 1999 (6)– – – – – m – wollastoni Cook, 1970= tristis Wollaston, 1858SCATOPSINAEApiloscatopse Cook, 1974E – – – – – A flavicollis (Meigen, 1838) (7)E – – – – – A picea (Meigen, 1818) (8)E – – – – – – scutellata (Loew, 1846) (9)Coboldia Mel<strong>and</strong>er, 1916Ebc Pa mAfuscipes (Meigen, 1830) (10)Colobostema Enderlein, 1926E – – – – – A triste (Zetterstedt, 1850) (11)Holoplagia Enderlein, 1912– – – – – – A lucifuga (Loew, 1870) (12)Parascatopse Cook, 1955E b – – – – – minutissima (Verrall, 1886) (13)= cingulipes Strobl, 1909Quateiella Cook, 1975E – – – – – – inexpectata Haenni, 1988Reichertella Enderlein, 1912E – – – – – – geniculata (Zetterstedt, 1850) (14)E – – – – – – nigra (Meigen, 1804) (15)E – – – – – – pulicaria (Loew, 1846) (16)Rhexoza Enderlein, 1936– – c – – – – freyi (Duda, 1936)Scatopse Geoffroy, 1762E–c –––Anotata (Linnaeus, 1758) (17)Swammerdamella Enderlein, 1912E–c –––Abrevicornis (Meigen, 1830) (18)Thripomorpha Enderlein, 1905E – – – – – – coxendix (Verrall, 1912) (19)E – – – – – – vockerothi (Cook, 1969)REMARKS1 The fauna of Scatopsidae of the Iberic peninsula has been veryunsufficiently investigated. Faunistical data are very sparse,particularly for Portugal. Many additional species shouldoccur in the region, especially in the mountains. On the otherh<strong>and</strong>, 8 species new to science but still undescribed are knownto the first author in the genera Anapausis (1 sp.), Apiloscatopse(2 spp.) Colobostema (4 spp.) <strong>and</strong> Swammerdamella (1 sp).2 Anapausis aratrix Haenni & Brunhes, 1981New record for Spain: Leon, San Glorio pass, 1580 m,16.VI.1983, 1f, R. Hall leg., Zoological Museum, Universityof Lund (ZMUL)3 Anapausis dudai Haenni, 2002This is the species recorded as Anapausis sp. by Duda (1936).4 Anapausis dufourella Haenni, 1984New record for Andorra: Puerto de Envalira, 1800 m, 8.VII.1990, 1m, M. Barták leg., coll. Barták, Prague.5 Anapausis helvetica Haenni, 1984New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, 16–30.VI.1993, 2mm 2ff, J. Pujade leg., Coll. Pujade,University of Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the samelocality).6 Anapausis pollicata Ch<strong>and</strong>ler, 1999New record for Portugal: Baixo Alentejo, Odemira, 18.III.1979, 2ff, J.–P. Haenni leg., Muséum d'Histoire naturelleNeuchâtel (MHNN).7 Apiloscatopse flavicollis (Meigen, 1838)New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, 1–15.X.1993, 2mm, J. Pujade, Coll. Pujade, Universityof Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the same locality).This species was recorded as dubious from Spain by Krivosheina& Haenni (1986). An authentic recent record is: Lugo,Monforte, 24.–XI.1999, 1f, J. Pérez–Valcárcel leg., coll.Carles–Tolrá, Barcelona.8 Apiloscatopse picea (Meigen, 1818)New record for Spain: Gerona, Setcases, 1200 m, 6–14.X.1987, 2mm 3ff, J.–P. Haenni leg., Muséum d'Histoire naturelleNeuchâtel (MHNN). .New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, XI.1992, 1m, J. Pujade leg., Coll. Pujade, Universityof Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the same locality).9 Apiloscatopse scutellata (Loew, 1876)This species was first recorded from Spain by Krivosheina &
Catálogo de los Diptera de España, Portugal y Andorra 71Haenni (1986), but no precise locality was given. This recordwas based on the following material: Gerona, Ripoll, Colladode Santicosa, 1064 m, 6–14.X.1987, 10mm 4ff, J.–P. Haennileg., Muséum d'Histoire naturelle Neuchâtel (MHNN).10 Coboldia fuscipes (Meigen, 1830)New record for Baleares: Mallorca, Galilea (Ca’n Cart),19.VIII.1987, 1f, C. Dufour leg., Muséum d'Histoire naturelleNeuchâtel (MHNN).New record for Portugal: Santarém, Rio Maior, 12.IX.1998,1f, J.M. Grosso–Silva leg., coll. Carles–Tolrá, Barcelona.New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, VIII.1992, 7mm 3ff, J. Pujade leg., Coll. Pujade,University of Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the samelocality).11 Colobostema triste (Zetterstedt, 1850)New record for Andorra: Puerto de Envalira, 1400 m, 8.VII.1990, 1m, M. Barták leg., coll. Barták, Prague.12 Holoplagia lucifuga (Loew, 1870)New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, VIII.1992, 1f, J. Pujade leg., Coll. Pujade, Universityof Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the same locality).13 Parascatopse minutissima (Verrall, 1886)New record for Baleares: Mallorca: Ciudad de los Lagos,17.VII.1969, 1m 1f, A.C.&W.N. Ellis leg., ZoologischMuseum, University Amsterdam (ZMA).14 Reichertella geniculata (Zetterstedt, 1850)New record for Spain: Gerona, Palau Sabardera, 6–14.X.1987, 6mm 3ff, J.–P. Haenni leg., Muséum d'Histoire naturelleNeuchâtel (MHNN).15 Reichertella nigra (Meigen, 1804)According to Duda (1928) the female of R. pulicaria fromSpain (Irun) recorded by Strobl (1906) belongs in fact to thisspecies.16 Reichertella pulicaria (Loew, 1846)The record of this species from Spain by Strobl (1906) <strong>and</strong>Arias Encobet (1912a) is based on a misidentification (Duda,1928) (see remarks under R. nigra (15) <strong>and</strong> Apiloscatopsestyriaca (20)). An authentic record from Spain is: Gerona, Portde la Selva (val Santa Creu), 11.VI.1991, 1f, Y. Gonseth leg.,Muséum d'Histoire naturelle Neuchâtel (MHNN).17 Scatopse notata (Linnaeus, 1758)New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, 1–15.V.1993, 1m, J. Pujade leg., Coll. Pujade,University of Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the samelocality).18 Swammerdamella brevicornis (Meigen, 1830)New record for Andorra: Vall de Sant Roc, Santa Coloma,1050 m, VIII.1992, 2mm 3ff, J. Pujade leg., Coll. Pujade,University of Barcelona (<strong>and</strong> other dates from the samelocality).19 Thripomorpha coxendix (Verrall, 1912)New record for Spain: Barcelona, Tordera, 5.VII.1990, 1f, M.Barták leg., coll. Barták, Prague.20 The 3 following species are not included in the checklist sincepublished records are based on misidentifications:Anapausis inermis (Ruthé, 1831): recorded from Spain byStrobl (1906) (followed by Arias Encobet, 1912a), but Duda(1928) considered that the Strobl specimens belong to tenuicaudaDuda, 1928 (now a junior synonym of soluta Loew). Areexamination of these specimens (Ch<strong>and</strong>ler, 1999) has shownthat 2 species of the soluta group are present in this material,dalmatina Duda <strong>and</strong> pollicata Ch<strong>and</strong>ler.Anapausis soluta (Loew, 1846): Ch<strong>and</strong>ler (1999) has shownthat soluta is a complex of species. The former record of thisspecies from Portugal (Haenni, 1984, Krivosheina & Haenni,1986) should refer in fact to pollicata (see under this species).Apiloscatopse styriaca (Enderlein, 1926): Duda (1928) statesthat the male of Scatopse pulicaria recorded by Strobl (1900)from Irun (Spain) belongs in fact to Apiloscatopse styriaca.This is however very unlikely since this species is a mountainouselement that occurs at the upper level of forest. Therecord should certainly refer to another species of Apiloscatopse.21 The following 3 species recorded in former literature are notretained in the present list even if their occurrence in theregion is not excluded:Efcookella albitarsis (Zetterstedt, 1850): this species has beenrecorded as dubious from Spain by Krivosheina & Haenni(1986). Since no precise data is known, E. albitarsis isexcluded from the present list, although its occurrence in theIberic peninsula is very probable.Holoplagia transversalis (Loew, 1846): this species has beenrecorded as dubious from Spain by Krivosheina & Haenni(1986). No precise data is known.Thripomorpha halteratum (Meigen, 1838): Strobl (1906)(followed by Arias Encobet, 1912a) recorded this species fromSpain. Several vicinous species have been described in thisgenus since that time <strong>and</strong> the identity of the species mentionedby Strobl cannot be ascertained. However the occurrence ofTh. halteratum is very likely in the Iberic peninsula.22 Scatopse atrata Say, 1824Arias (1912b) report of this species from Spain is unreliable.The true identity of this Nearctic species remains questionable,though subsequent authors have considered it a synonym of S.fuscipes Meig.ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSWe are pleased to thank the following colleagues who kindlysubmitted material collected by them or under their responsabilty:Miroslav Barták, Prague, Peter J. Ch<strong>and</strong>ler, Slough, U. K., RoyDanielsson, Zoological Museum of the University, Lund, ChristopheDufour, Muséum d'histoire naturelle, Neuchâtel, YvesGonseth, CSCF, Neuchâtel, Pjotr Oosterbroek, ZoologicalMuseum of the University, Amsterdam, Juli Pujade–Villar,Department of <strong>Animal</strong> Biology, University of Barcelona, <strong>and</strong>Miguel Carles–Tolrá, Barcelona, who also provided great helpwith regional literature.BIBLIOGRAFIAGeneral: HAENNI (1997a) [key to genera with complete referencesfor identification at specific level].España: ARIAS ENCOBET (1912a, 1912b), CHANDLER (1999b),COOK (1957, 1969), CZERNY & STROBL (1909), DUDA (1928),FUENTE Y MORALES (1926), HAENNI (1988), HAENNI & BLASCOZUMETA (1996), KRIVOSHEINA & HAENNI (1986), STROBL (1900C,1906b).Portugal: HAENNI (1984), KRIVOSHEINA & HAENNI (1986).Andorra: DURAN–ALARCÓN et al. (1998).Canarias, Azores y Madeira: BECKER (1908), COOK (1970,1972), DUDA (1928, 1936), FREY (1945, 1949), HAENNI (2002),KRIVOSHEINA & HAENNI (1986), WOLLASTON (1858).