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A monograph of Palaearctic Anthomyzidae (Diptera) Part 1
Jan Willem
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For everybody who likes to be able to identify the Palaearctic Anthomyzidae they collect, or who just want to know more about this family, there is good knews. Dr. Jindrich Roh?ček's "A Monograph of Palaearctic Anthomyzidae (Diptera) Part 1" has been published!
It has a very good introduction, very usable keys to species level, extensive descriptions and excelent illustrations!

Jindrich Roh?ček, 2006. A monograph of Palaearctic Anthomyzidae (Diptera) Part 1. Časopis Slezsk? Zemsk?ho Muzea. S?rie A. Vĕdy Př?rodn?. Ročn?k 55 ? 2006 ? suppl. 1

I have only today received a copy and already think it is a must for everyone who is interested in Anthomyzidae!
 
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Cool! Any idea where one can get a copy?
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Same question.
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If this is part 1 I guess it's not yet complete!?
 
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Hi,

I will try to find out where you can get a copy!

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Info received from Jindřich Roh?ček:

A monograph of Palaearctic Anthomyzidae (Diptera), Part 1.

Jindřich Roh?ček

16.5 x 24 cm, 326 pages , 661 black-and-white illustrations
published as supplement 1 of the Časopis Slezsk?ho zemsk?ho muzea, Vol. 55 (2006)
ISSN 1211-3026, ISBN 80-86224-57-0
Price (including postage and bank transfer taxes) 35 Euros

All the Palaearctic taxa of Anthomyzidae are monographed. In the first part of the monograph, the history of taxonomic investigations on the Palaearctic Anthomyzidae, the morphology of preimaginal stages (egg, larva, puparium) and adults, and the systematic position and higher classification of Anthomyzidae are reviewed. The systematic treatments of all taxa (including fossil ones) of Anthomyzidae recognized in the Palaearctic Region are presented, with most complete data dealing with nomenclature, type material, taxonomy (diagnoses and redescriptions, keys, illustrations of taxonomically important structures and diagnostic features), pre-imaginal stages, relationships, biology and distribution. Two subfamilies, Protanthomyzinae (with one fossil genus and one species) and Anthomyzinae (with 11 extant genera and 42 species), were recognized in the region: ?Protanthomyza Hennig, 1965 (1 species), Amygdalops Lamb, 1914 (3 species), Anagnota Becker, 1902 (4 species), Anthomyza Fall?n, 1810 (19 species), Cercagnota Roh?ček & Freidberg, 1993 (1 species), Epischnomyia gen.n. (1 species), Fungomyza Roh?ček, 1999 (1 species), Paranthomyza Czerny, 1902 (2 species), Receptrixa gen.n. (1 species), Santhomyza Roh?ček, 1984 (3 species), Stiphrosoma Czerny, 1928 (6 species), Typhamyza Roh?ček, 1992 (1 species). Two new genera are established, viz. Epischnomyia gen.n. (type species: Ischnomyia triarmigera Sueyoshi & Roh?ček, 2003) and Receptrixa gen.n. (type species: Anthomyza receptrix Roh?ček & Freidberg, 1993) and 5 new species are desribed, viz. Anagnota oriens sp.n. (Russia: W. Siberia), Anthomyza clara sp.n. (Switzerland, Estonia, Lithuania), A. orineglecta sp.n. (Kuril Is.: Iturup I.), A. umbrosa sp.n. (Madeira) and Stiphrosoma grandis sp.n. (Kuril Is.: Iturup I.). Anthomyza dorsata Collin, 1944 is synonymized (syn.n.) with A. dissors Collin, 1944 and two species are put in new combinations, Epischnomyia triarmigera (Sueyoshi & Roh?ček, 2003) comb.n. and Receptrixa receptrix (Roh?ček & Freidberg, 1993) comb.n. Keys to the identification of all recognised taxa are presented.


Orders should be sent to: Slezsk? zemsk? muzeum, Tyr?ova 1, 746 01 Opava, Czech Republic or by e-mail to mikulcova@szmo.cz, or david.fiser@szmo.cz


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Edited by Jan Willem on 01-11-2006 12:28
 
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Many thanks for your information Jan Willem.
 
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I will post a leaflet for downoad later on...
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Monograph leaflet in pdf format is attached.

Those wanting a copy probably best contact Jindrich Rohacek himself at .
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