00876nas a2200253   4500008004100000245009400041210006900135300001200204490000700216653001300223653001200236653001800248653002500266653002500291653001900316653002600335653002300361653002400384653002000408653001600428653002800444100001900472856013100491       2008                        eng d00aDie acalyptraten Fliegen der Ostfriesischen Inseln (Diptera: Schizophora, "Acalyptratae")0 aDie acalyptraten Fliegen der Ostfriesischen Inseln Diptera Schiz  a373-3900 v1110aCarnidae10aGermany10aMadiza glabra10aMeoneura bicuspidata10aMeoneura flavifacies10aMeoneura freta10aMeoneura lacteipennis10aMeoneura lamellata10aMeoneura obscurella10aMeoneura vagans10aMilichiidae10aPhyllomyza securicornis1 aTschirnhaus, M  uhttps://milichiidae.myspecies.info/content/die-acalyptraten-fliegen-der-ostfriesischen-inseln-diptera-schizophora-acalyptratae00829nas a2200205   4500008004100000245019000041210006900231300001200300490000700312653001000319653001300329653000800342653002700350653001600377653002300393653003200416100001900448700001600467856014000483       2009                        eng d00aFossil flies in Baltic amber - insights in the diversity of Tertiary Acalyptratae (Diptera, Schizophora), with new morphological characters and a key based on 1,000 collected inclusions0 aFossil flies in Baltic amber insights in the diversity of Tertia  a171-2120 v2610aamber10aCarnidae10akey10aMeoneurites enigmatica10aMilichiidae10aPhyllomyza jaegeri10aPseudodesmometopa succineum1 aTschirnhaus, M1 aHoffeins, C  uhttps://milichiidae.myspecies.info/content/fossil-flies-baltic-amber-insights-diversity-tertiary-acalyptratae-diptera-schizophora-new-m03931nas a2200217   4500008004100000020001400041245022500055210006900280300001100349490000800360520304500368653001303413653002503426653002403451653001203475653001803487653001603505653002803521100001903549856014503568       2007                        eng d  a0341-406X00aAcalyptrate Fliegen (Diptera: Schizophora, Acalyptratae) der jungen Düneninseln Memmert und Mellum unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Agromyzidae und Chloropidae. Ergebnisse der Untersuchungen von 1984-1986 und 19940 aAcalyptrate Fliegen Diptera Schizophora Acalyptratae der jungen   a99-1360 v1-23 aAcalyptrate flies (Diptera, Schizophora, "Acalyptratae") from the yellow dune islands Memmert and Mellum, with special reference to the Agromyzidae and Chloropidae. Study results of the years 1984[long dash]1986 and 1994. Investigations on the dipterous fly fauna of the so called Acalyptratae" had been carried out on two uninhabited and only some 140- years-old German dune islands in the North Sea. These nature protected islands of Memmert and Mellum are situated 90 km apart from each other. Since 1917 Memmert has been populated by domestic rabbits. Altogether, 37 families of acalyptrate Diptera out of 51 in Germany are recorded from ten out of eleven East Frisian Islands. From the two specifically studied young islands, 246,517 specimens have been identified to the family level. 3,408 Agromyzidae (leaf miner flies) belonged to 133 spp., and 47,833 Chloropidae (grass- or frit flies) to 69 spp. Selected species of 15 further families were also identified and discussed concerning their ecology; particularly regarded are salt marsh species, a cambium miner and the dispersal over sea. Tables present information on all agromyzids and chloropids from traps: diversity, flight activity, dominance, phenology, sexual index, and colour preference. It is demonstrated how many specimens must be collected weekly to find one more species. The study is mainly based on the catches of Moericke pan-traps placed on both islands during 1985 and 1994. The numbers of captured specimens of all families from both islands are compared. Included is a comparison of their different pan trap abundance with that of the mainland of western Germany. Sweep net samples enlarge the faunistic analysis. The different results of each sampling method are recorded. The fauna of the island grazed by rabbits differs from that of the island inhabited only by one different terrestrial mammal, the wood mouse. Agromyzidae, Camillidae, and (one species of) Sepsidae are the dipterous families peculiarly influenced by rabbits. A table places all potential host plant genera noted on both islands against all their specific recorded phytophagous leaf miner- and grass fly species. Eight species are new additions to the German checklist: Aulagromyza incognita (HERING, 1956) stat. rev., Liriomyza taurica ZLOBIN, 2002 (Agromyzidae), Chlorops scutellaris (ZETTERSTEDT, 1838), Meromyza rufa FEDOSEEVA, 1962, lncertella scotica (Gown], 1946), Oscinimorpha koeleriae NARCUK, 1970 (Chloropidae), Gymnochiromyia flavella (ZETTERSTEDT, 1848) (Chyromyidae), and Minettia desmometopa (DE MEIJERE, 1907) (Lauxaniidae). The chloropids Siphunculina nidicola NARTSHUK, 1971 and Meromyza rohdendorfi FEDOSEEVA, 1974 as well as Anthomyza paraneglecta ELBERG, 1968 (Anthomyzidae) are recorded for the second time in Germany. For Canada, Croatia, Norway and Spain, Canary Islands, faunistic data (first records) are included, too. New identification characters are presented for several species. Taxonomic notes on Incertella SABROSKY and Microcercis BESCHOVSKI are added.10aCarnidae10aDesmometopa m-nigrum10aDesmometopa sordida10aGermany10aMadiza glabra10aMilichiidae10aPhyllomyza securicornis1 aTschirnhaus, M  uhttps://milichiidae.myspecies.info/content/acalyptrate-fliegen-diptera-schizophora-acalyptratae-der-jungen-d%C3%BCneninseln-memmert-und-mell